Lincolnville, Camden select boards to convene for a joint meeting: EMS, watershed, mutual aid
Among many other significant resources, Lincolnville and Camden share Megunticook Lake waterfront. Rowers on Oct. 14, 2013, take an eight-mile loop along Megunticook Lake. (File photo by Lynda Clancy)
Among many other significant resources, Lincolnville and Camden share Megunticook Lake waterfront. Rowers on Oct. 14, 2013, take an eight-mile loop along Megunticook Lake. (File photo by Lynda Clancy)LINCOLNVILLE — The Select Board in Lincolnville has reached out to neighboring municipalities, inviting their respective select boards to join them for individual meetings to discuss common interests. Last week, Northport went to Lincolnville; on Sept. 21, the tradition continues, this time with the Camden Select Board traveling to the Lincolnville Town Office for a 6 p.m. meeting.
It will be streamed live on Lincolnville's YouTube channel, and the meeting is open for public attendance.
The agenda includes:
1.Items of mutual interest include but are not limited to:
•Emergency Medical Services
•Megunticook Watershed
•Mid-Coast Solid Waste
•Fire Service Mutual Aid
•Other
2.Adjourn
The joint meeting precedes the regularly scheduled Sept. 22 meeting of the Camden Select Board, at the French Meeting Room. That meeting's agenda includes a review of the Sept. 21 conversation with Lincolnville.
Lincolnville's Select Board agreed to also contact Islesboro Select Board to gauge interest in meeting to discuss harbor and pier topics.
