Dunbarton Cemetery Trustees approve maintenance priorities for Page's and East cemeteries in September meeting. Trustees Mike Lessard and Judy Keefe unanimously authorized $1,000 for Page's Cemetery work including monument repairs, brush clearing, and fence removal, and unanimously approved an $800
Dunbarton Cemetery Trustees make progress on multiple fronts. The board unanimously approved $12,000 for Phase 2 of the East Cemetery erosion project, their top maintenance priority, with work expected after Labor Day. Trustees Justin Nault, Mike Lessard, and Judy Keefe reported that Custom Care
Cemetery Trustees approve two work orders and confirm statewide workshop honor. The board unanimously authorized $290 to Henniker Septic and $99.99 to Ace Hardware for the 48 State Tour workshop day, and approved $500 to Perry Bros. to repair the bench in Center Cemetery Cremains Garden. Chair
The Dunbarton Cemetery Trustees unanimously approved support for an Eagle Scout project to clean cemetery stones at Page's Cemetery in late August. Trustee Mike Lessard, joined by Trustee Judy Keefe, reported that the board budget remains on track, with East Cemetery erosion control as the top
Cemetery Trustees approve drone work invoice and spring maintenance agenda. The Dunbarton Cemetery Trustees unanimously approved a $1,140 invoice from Wilcox and Barton for drone imagery across all three cemeteries and unanimously accepted prior minutes at their April 7 meeting. Chair Justin Nault
Cemetery Trustees approve hearse policies and drone imagery survey. The three-member board unanimously adopted three new policies for hearse care and use, and authorized a $1,140 contract with Wilcox & Barton Co. for drone imagery of all three cemeteries to aid work prioritization. The trustees
Cemetery Trustees approve annual dues and chart spring work. The board voted unanimously to accept prior minutes and approved $90 in New Hampshire Cemetery Association dues, the sole budget adjustment. Trustee Mike Lessard reported that four directional signs purchased for $174 will be installed
Dunbarton Cemetery Trustees approve $1,774 in invoices and fund spring projects. The board unanimously authorized $100 to Dignified for probing in Page's Cemetery, $174 to New Hampshire Correctional Industries for directional signs, and up to $1,500 for fertilizer applications to East Cemetery.
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