Raymond Board of Selectmen News
Expected Raymond Town Budget Shows 1.4 Percent Increase
Proposed Budget’s Fixed Costs Presented to Raymond Selectmen
Mosquito Carrying West Nile Virus Found in Raymond
Scribner Road Access Agreement Considered Legal by State
Longstanding Issues Occupy New Raymond Town Manager
Raymond Selectmen Approve Fraud Policy
Raymond Welcomes New Town Manager, Nuisance Ordinance Defeated
Proposed Nuisance Ordinance Draws Opposing Responses in Raymond
Decision Expected May 21 on Raymond Blight Ordinance
Raymond Working its Way Out of Financial Department Problems
Raymond Selectmen Prepare for Town Manager Interviews
Raymond Selectmen Delay Town Manager Selection Process by One Week
Raymond Selectmen to Examine Cost of Meeting Right-to-Know Requests
Mike Labell to Lead Raymond Police Department, Water Budget Error Noted
By State Statute, Selectmen to Hire New Town Manager
Liberty Utilities Presents Gas Pipeline Proposal to Raymond Selectmen
Raymond Selectman Chair Offers Information About Defamation, Slander
Raymond Selectmen Receive Committee-Approved Budget
Raymond Police Officials Explain Contract Details
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Default Budget Proposal Goes to Raymond Budget Committee
Raymond Selectmen Review Warrants, Proposed Ethics Code Change
Amended Proposed Town Budget Comes in at 1.35 Percent Increase
Proposed Raymond Town Budget Up 1.41 Percent Over Current Default
Selectmen Reject Emergency Lane Plan, Hear Proposed Budget
Raymond Resident Seeks Help with Drainage into Governors Lake
Three Private Roads in Raymond May Be Designated Emergency Lanes
Raymond Police, Public Works Budget Proposals Come In
Raymond Hires Finance Director, Permanent Fire Chief
School Board, Selectmen to Work Together on Survey for Elementary School Conversion
Raymond to Update Time Card, Payroll Documents and Policies
Raymond Selectmen Continue Review of Proposed Town Budget
Raymond Selectmen Get First Look at 2018 Budget
Town-Wide Survey for Facility Bonds to be Pursued
Geology Leads to Cost Overrun for Onway Lake Bridge Project
Bids Come In for Raymond Water Storage Facilities Study
Raymond to Look at ‘No Thru Truck’ Regulations Downtown
Questions Raised over Raymond Fire Warden, Emergency Management Posts
Selectmen: Decision Due Aug. 15 on Leisure Village Tax Abatement
Town Plans to Produce Monthly Newsletter, Onway Lake Road Completion Expected by end of July
Pay As You Throw Bag Cost to Rise July 1st
Public Hearing Planned on Trash Costs
Raymond Board of Selectmen Hear About Police Detail Fund
‘Raymond Rapid Response Team’ to Promote Business Development
Raymond Selectmen, School Board to Work Together on Prioritizing Town Needs 4-12-17
Board of Selectmen Meetings 3-20-17 and 3-27-17
