The $62,500 question facing Edgecomb officials is whether to join Gov. Janet Mills’ Community Resilience Partnership. The governor’s office of Policy, Innovation and the Future is charged with managing the program as part of Maine Climate Council’s.
Most years, the Edgecomb select board and school committee totally agree on town meeting warrant articles on local education; 2022 isn’t one of them. The two agree on total education spending for Fiscal Year 23: $3,049,380, a 5.79% drop. They agree.
On March 21, Edgecomb selectmen provided a few highlights from the proposed $4,901,553 Fiscal Year 23 combined municipal-school budget which reflects a 1.98% decrease. The school budget is $3,049,380, a 5.79% drop. The municipal budget is $1,852,173.
While reviewing municipal appointment vacancies, Edgecomb selectmen were reminded Nov. 15 that several filled seats still needed those people to take their oaths of office. Selectmen reported both planning board alternates were in place. Selectmen.
From technology to history and how to both spend and get more money, Edgecomb eyed its future Monday night. The Zoom forum had selectmen and several other residents talking about broadband, Edgecomb Historical Society’s needs, and possible.