Cemetery Trustees outline 2027 repairs budget; fencing, monuments, flags
Cemetery Trustees approved prior minutes and began outlining the 2027 budget priorities. Acting Chair Kathy Jablonski and fellow trustees Leo Dickinson, Lynn Kenerson, Larry Sawyer, and Lynne Warren, with Sexton Peter Carbonneau, voted unanimously to approve the September 10 minutes. For 2027, the
misc · Meeting of October 8, 2026
NH SUGAR HILL — Cemetery Trustees approved prior minutes and began outlining the 2027 budget priorities. Acting Chair Kathy Jablonski and fellow trustees Leo Dickinson, Lynn Kenerson, Larry Sawyer, and Lynne Warren, with Sexton Peter Carbonneau, voted unanimously to approve the September 10 minutes. For 2027, the board prioritized approximately $10,025 in repairs: $5,400 in split-rail fencing at Sunnyside and Hannah cemeteries, $3,400 for monument restoration, $225 for veteran flags, $200 for historic district signage, and $800 for equipment rental.
New signage has been installed, and the trustees agreed to allocate capital reserves in 2028 for $12,000 in gravel resurfacing.
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Source: the misc meeting of October 8, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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