Conway Selectboard Approves Sale of Cemetery Plot, Focuses on Opioid Funds

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Conway Selectboard, issues addressed included the approval of a cemetery plot sale at South Park Cemetery and the allocation of opioid settlement funds that have been available for nearly three years. The board unanimously approved the sale of a cemetery plot for $300, noting that there are 10-15 lots available. In a more pressing discussion, the utilization of opioid funds was deliberated with presentations from the Chair of the Conway Board of Health and the Director of Community Health at the Council of Government. Funds have been allocated to purchase defibrillators and Naloxone boxes, and proposals for regional programs to benefit Conway and its surrounding towns were also discussed.

Conway Selectboard Plans Senior and Veterans Tax Work-Off Program

Overview: The Conway Selectboard’s meeting on July 1st, 2024, was highlighted by a discussion on the implementation of a new tax work-off program for seniors and veterans, and the need to address water damage and potential mold contamination in the town vault. The board also debated waste disposal practices and recognized a police officer for his long-standing service.

Conway Selectboard Tackles Road Maintenance and Budget Challenges

Overview: In a recent Conway Selectboard meeting, members unanimously approved an $85,000 line transfer for the pavement of Bardwell’s Ferry Road, a focal point in a broader discussion on road projects, budget allocations, and the challenges of road maintenance in the town. The meeting also delved into the potential benefits of regional collaboration for grant applications, the town’s contribution to employee health insurance premiums, and the exploration of local tax options to bolster town revenue.

Conway Selectboard Addresses Nexamp Solar Array Concerns

Overview: In a recent Conway Selectboard meeting, the primary focus was the performance of Nexamp, the company behind a solar array project in the town. The conversation centered around the lack of communication from the company, the issues raised by snow buildup on the arrays, and the challenges faced by the town in regulating and enforcing standards due to the current regulatory framework. Additionally, the board approved wage increases for the Highway Department, discussed the success of the annual town meeting, and entertained a presentation about the Story Walk program at Veterans Memorial Park.

Conway Selectboard Grapples with State Forest Road and Grant Match Issues

Overview: In a concerted effort to address infrastructure and environmental concerns, the Conway Selectboard engaged in discussions on the Conway State Forest Road’s deterioration and the financial implications of a Community Grant match at their May 28th meeting.