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March 14, 2023
5 recorded votes, 0 with disagreement.
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Present: Barney Arnold, David Model, Nathan Brown, Kate Reid, Travis Snell
Absent: None
Every vote, in order
Acting Council on Aging and Human Services Director
Appoint Carol Grueneich as the Acting Council on Aging & Human Services Director as recommended by the outgoing COAHS Director Joan Ingersoll, Town Administrator, and the Council on Aging & Human...
On the motion made by Kate Reid and seconded by David Model, it was VOTED to appoint Carol Grueneich as the Acting Council on Aging & Human Services Director as recommended by the outgoing COAHS Director Joan Ingersoll, Town Administrator, and the Council on Aging & Human Services Board. ROLL CALL VOTE: B. Arnold-Aye, D. Model-Aye, N. Brown-Aye, T. Snell-Aye and K. Reid-Aye
From the minutes
“On the motion made by Kate Reid and seconded by David Model, it was VOTED to appoint Carol Grueneich as the Acting Council on Aging & Human Services Director as recommended by the outgoing COAHS Director Joan Ingersoll, Town Administrator, and the Council on Aging & Human Services Board. ROLL CALL VOTE: B. Arnold-Aye, D. Model-Aye, N. Brown-Aye, T. Snell-Aye and K. Reid-Aye.” (Motion: Reid, second: Model)
Opioid Settlement Discussions/Vote
Accept state funds related to the AG's opioid settlements
On the motion made by Nathan Brown and seconded by David Model, it was unanimously VOTED to accept state funds related to the AG's opioid settlements. This will bring an additional 85k into the town. The Resident Services Team already brainstormed uses for these funds, looking to invest them back into the community to assist with opioid abuse mitigation and related mental health programming. ROLL CALL VOTE: B. Arnold-Aye, D. Model-Aye, N. Brown-Aye, T. Snell-Aye and K. Reid-Aye
From the minutes
“On the motion made by Nathan Brown and seconded by David Model, it was unanimously VOTED to accept state funds related to the AG's opioid settlements. This will bring an additional 85k into the town. The Resident Services Team already brainstormed uses for these funds, looking to invest them back into the community to assist with opioid abuse mitigation and related mental health programming. ROLL CALL VOTE: B. Arnold-Aye, D. Model-Aye, N. Brown-Aye, T. Snell-Aye and K. Reid-Aye.” (Motion: Brown, second: Model)
House Doctor On-Call Designer Selection - Contract Award
Award a three-year House Doctor On-0Call Design Services contract to the following firms: Architecture Building Envelope Civil Engineering MEP-FP 1
On the motion made by Kate Reid and seconded by David Model, it was VOTED to award a three-year House Doctor On-0Call Design Services contract to the following firms: Architecture Building Envelope Civil Engineering MEP-FP 1. CSS 1. Gale 1. Gale 1. BLW 2. Gienapp 2. Socotec 2. Nitsch 2. GGD 3. Liro ROLL CALL VOTE: B. Arnold-Aye, D. Model-Aye, N. Brown-Aye, T. Snell-Aye and K. Reid-Aye
From the minutes
“On the motion made by Kate Reid and seconded by David Model, it was VOTED to award a three-year House Doctor On-0Call Design Services contract to the following firms: Architecture Building Envelope Civil Engineering MEP-FP 1. CSS 1. Gale 1. Gale 1. BLW 2. Gienapp 2. Socotec 2. Nitsch 2. GGD 3. Liro ROLL CALL VOTE: B. Arnold-Aye, D. Model-Aye, N. Brown-Aye, T. Snell-Aye and K. Reid-Aye.” (Motion: Reid, second: Model)
Town Common Request - Carlisle Poppy Project
Approve the Carlisle Poppy Project and authorize the use part of the town common for the 2023 Memorial Day Display from the weekend of 20/21 May to the weekend of 3/4 June
On the motion made by Kate Reid and seconded by David Model, it was unanimously VOTED to approve the Carlisle Poppy Project and authorize the use part of the town common for the 2023 Memorial Day Display from the weekend of 20/21 May to the weekend of 3/4 June. ROLL CALL VOTE: B. Arnold-Aye, D. Model-Aye, N. Brown-Aye, T. Snell-Aye and K. Reid-Aye
From the minutes
“On the motion made by Kate Reid and seconded by David Model, it was unanimously VOTED to approve the Carlisle Poppy Project and authorize the use part of the town common for the 2023 Memorial Day Display from the weekend of 20/21 May to the weekend of 3/4 June. ROLL CALL VOTE: B. Arnold-Aye, D. Model-Aye, N. Brown-Aye, T. Snell-Aye and K. Reid-Aye.” (Motion: Reid, second: Model)
FY 2023 Warrants
Adjourn
On the motion made by Kate Reid and seconded by Nathan Brown, it was unanimously VOTED to adjourn. ROLL CALL VOTE: B. Arnold-Aye, D. Model-Aye, N. Brown-Aye, T. Snell-Aye and K. Reid-Aye
From the minutes
“On the motion made by Kate Reid and seconded by Nathan Brown, it was unanimously VOTED to adjourn. ROLL CALL VOTE: B. Arnold-Aye, D. Model-Aye, N. Brown-Aye, T. Snell-Aye and K. Reid-Aye.” (Motion: Reid, second: Brown)
From the Carlisle Select Board’s official minutes, posted in the town’s Agenda Center (Select Board). We check every vote against the Select Board members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos (the town’s website has no Select Board photos): The Carlisle Mosquito — Rebekah Vieira (Melinda Lindquist) and David Thomas (Beth Clarke), May 2026; Christine Stevens and Travis Snell (Melinda Lindquist, May 2025); Scott Triola (Nancy Hartle, May 2023). Cropped by MassVoter. Former members show initials.
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