City Hall·Fort Fairfield·Agenda
Town Council
- I. Roll Call
- II. Prayer
- III. Pledge to the Flag
- IV. Public Comment Period
- V. Correspondence and Reports
- A. Licenses and Permits
- B. Aroostook Waste Solutions (AWS)
- C. Department Report - Police Department
- D. CV A Progress Report
- E. September Financial Report
- F. Economic Development Report
- G. Liens/Tax Acquired Properties Update
- VI. Old Business
- A. Approve - GA Maximum Ordinance
- VII. New Business
- A. Approve - Public Works Truck Purchase
- B. Approve - Planning Board Appointment
- C. Approve - Housing Authority Resident Commissioner
- D. Approve - Maine Service Fellow Application
- E. Approve - Library Grant Application
- F. Approve - PD Grant Application - Evidence Room Storage
- G. Ratify - PD Grant Application - Law Enforcement Equipment
- H. Ratify - PD Grant Application - Byrne Discretionary Grant
- I. Approve - Accept FD Donation
- J. Approve - Minutes of August 19, 2026, Council Meeting
- K. Executive Session, 1 M.R.S. § 405(6)(C), Contractual Discussion
- L. Approve - Economic Development Partnership Agreement
- VIII. Warrants: #6. $304,530.79, #7. $0.00, #8. $485,071.42
- IX. Other
- X. Public Comment Period
- XI. Adjournment Policy on Public Comment Period Town Council meetings are for the purpose of conducting the town’s business and according to the Town Charter are to be held in a public setting. Though the public is invited to observe the Council conducting the town’s business they are precluded from participating in that meeting. Recognizing that citizens from time to time would like to share a concern with the Council, a portion of a regularly scheduled meeting will be set aside to allow citizens to address the Council. The establish norms of the “Public Comment Period” are as follows: A public comment period of up to 30 minutes shall be included at the beginning of every regularly scheduled Council meeting to allow citizens an opportunity to comment on issues of
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The town's own agenda, 62 pages. The outline above is read from the first pages of that document; the packet behind it has the memos and exhibits. Links open in a new tab.
The town's own agenda, 62 pages. The outline above is read from the first pages of that document; the packet behind it has the memos and exhibits. Links open in a new tab.
The summary and transcript follow the meeting, once reviewed.