Selectmen backed the Cobbler Shop relocation and approved $132,104 in spending. Chairman Jeremy Letendre and Selectman Carrianne Wood supported the Heritage Commission's preservation initiative, agreeing to provide a letter of town backing, with Selectman Matthew Stolnis absent.
The Chichester Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to fund a $16,500 abutment repair project at Thunder Bridge, a National Register historic structure, using Chichester Historical Society trust funds rather than municipal budget.
Chichester Selectmen approved accounts payable and addressed pest-control and structural issues at the municipal library. Health Officer Sophia Johnson reported that rodents had damaged wiring in the building. The Board agreed to seek consolidated pest-control pricing and investigate
Chichester Select Board approved payroll and announced a Fire Chief Hiring Committee. The Board unanimously approved $73,093.64 in accounts payable and payroll for late September and early October and also unanimously approved a Notice of Intent to Cut for Map 3, Lot 24. Chairman Jeremy Letendre
Chichester selectmen unanimously approved $486,274.21 in accounts payable for September 22, including a $400,000 school payment. The board implemented a Criminal History Disclosure policy developed with the town attorney to ensure compliance with applicable laws and evaluate whether criminal
Chichester Selectmen unanimously adopted criminal history disclosure policies requiring employees to report charges and arrests. Chairman Jeremy Letendre and Selectman Carrianne Wood voted to approve the certification and disclosure process, noting that disclosure did not automatically result in
Chichester Select Board overhauled its 2027 budget process after previous-year communication failures. Board members acknowledged the prior cycle suffered from inconsistent expectations that persisted nearly through Town Meeting and voted to restructure the process, allowing Budget Committee
Chichester Select Board approved a $767,380.91 manifest, with majority support for policy review. Selectmen Carrianne Wood and Matthew Stolnis voted in favor on August 25, while Chairman Jeremy Letendre was absent on vacation. Approximately $750,000 of the manifest represented a scheduled school
Select Board committed to September 300th anniversary planning ahead of Town Meeting. The board directed anniversary committees to begin formal planning for Chichester's milestone celebration, with potential coordination with neighboring Epsom and the existing Old Home Day event. In routine
Chichester Select Board ended employee(s) employment following a closed personnel session on August 11. The Board said it needed to consult with the department head before taking action rather than relying solely on social-media allegations. In other business, the Select Board approved a $9,619.75
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