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JAY - On Monday night, the Jay Select Board awarded the Boston Post Cane to Hamblin “Ham” Allen, who is the oldest known resident of the Town of Jay. Allen is 102 years old and has been a resident of Jay for his entire life. Family and friends of Allen gathered at the town office
JAY - On Monday night, Town Manager Shiloh LaFreniere provided the Jay Select Board with an update regarding the May 1 rainstorm and stated that the town is expecting to receive a total of $67,411.43 in funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the Maine Emergency Management Agency (MEMA). The total cost of
JAY - On Tuesday night, members of the Jay Select Board approved statewide arrest powers for the Jay Police Department, granting the department permission to make arrests outside of the town of Jay. This was previously approved in 2013 at the request of Police Chief Larry White Sr., but only for a limited number of
JAY - At the Jay Select Board meeting on Monday night, board members voted to approve Jay Fire Chief Mike Booker’s request to spend an additional $4,055.70 on repairs for the Fire Rescue Department’s Engine 3. At a previous meeting, the board voted to approve the refurbishment of Fire Engine 3 for a total of
JAY - At the Jay Select Board meeting on Monday night, Sewer Superintendent Mark Holt proposed changes to the sewer’s Interlocal Agreement between Jay and Livermore Falls, requesting that towns contribute a total of $2,000 per month to the joint sewer reserve account rather than the current $1,000. “Things are getting more expensive, and we’ve