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Deerfield board approves EMS chief negotiations, accepts four resignations

Deerfield Selectboard accepts four resignations and authorizes EMS chief negotiations. With two members present and one absent, the board voted unanimously to grant Town Administrator Christopher Dunne authority to negotiate a contract with Tim Drumgool for the South County EMS Chief position. In a

Selectboard _ Board of Health · Meeting of May 20, 2026

Deerfield Selectboard accepts four resignations and authorizes EMS chief negotiations. With two members present and one absent, the board voted unanimously to grant Town Administrator Christopher Dunne authority to negotiate a contract with Tim Drumgool for the South County EMS Chief position. In a single motion, the board accepted resignations from Analee Wulfkuhle of the Historical Commission, Alex Herchenreder (Administrative Assistant), Alex Galloway (Town Planner), and Cassie Jerome (Police Administrative Assistant), with effective dates ranging from May 18 to June 12.

The board also approved temporary construction easements to Great River Hydro LLC for the Stillwater Bridge project and updated the planning department job description title to Town Planner effective upon start of recruitment.

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Source: the Selectboard _ Board of Health meeting of May 20, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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