Selectboard authorizes borrowing to restore 30 historic Town Hall windows, citing secured grants
July 22, 2026 | Putney, Windham County, Vermont
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The board considered a proposal to retain Pinnacle Window & Door LLC of Marlborough, N.H., to restore thirty historic windows at Putney Town Hall at an estimated cost of $92,980. Town Manager Karen Astley explained that the Town holds a $100,000 grant and an additional $20,000 grant that together are intended to repay the loan. The Town Manager requested authorization to expend $23,245 from the Capital Reserve Fund as a deposit for the project.
Rebecca “Bex” Slattery moved to authorize the Town Manager, with assistance from the Treasurer, to borrow approximately $92,980 for the window restoration with the understanding that secured grants will repay the loan. Peg Alden seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. Lyssa Papazian confirmed her confidence in the contractor.
Rebecca “Bex” Slattery moved to authorize the Town Manager, with assistance from the Treasurer, to borrow approximately $92,980 for the window restoration with the understanding that secured grants will repay the loan. Peg Alden seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. Lyssa Papazian confirmed her confidence in the contractor.
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