At the Sept. 26 selectmen’s meeting, the selectmen had a medical insurance broker, Tom Quigley of Claim Linx, in to discuss how Albany could reduce the cost of health insurance for their employee. Curtis Coleman, who had come in for a different issue, confirmed that Quigley’s company did indeed offer a policy that saved his company quite a bit of money.

Coleman was advised that Albany had applied for FLAP funding for Passaconaway Road. Coleman also spoke about the work he was planning for the town. One repair to be done is the town hall parking lot. The town has budgeted to fill in cracks in the parking lot and wait until next year to do sealing of the lot. In the next couple of weeks there would be some paving of town roads.

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