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Board of Commissioners

October 19, 2026 ·5:30 PM Final ·In person with the option to view online: www.cumberlandcountyme.gov/live

Sebago Meeting Room 27 Northport Dr Portland, ME 04103

Agenda — 20 items

  1. 1 Meeting will be streamed online: www.cumberlandcountyme.gov/live
  2. 2 CALL TO ORDER
  3. 3 ATTENDANCE
  4. 4 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
  5. 5 APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES
  6. 6 Approval of the minutes, September 21, 2026 meeting of the Board of Commissioners CD 26-025
  7. 7 Approval of the minutes, October 5, 2026, special meeting of the Board of Commissioners CD 26-026
  8. 8 INFORMATIONAL REPORT(S) AND PRESENTATION(S)
  9. 9 Informational Report FY27 Budget vs Actual Expenses Q1 CD 26-027
  10. 10 Informational Report regarding Election Security submitted by EMA CD 26-028
  11. 11 COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC
  12. 12 The Board Chair will limit comments on unrelated agenda items to three (3) minutes per speaker. The public comment period is limited to one (1) hour.
  13. 13 NEW BUSINESS
  14. 14 Authorize the award of bid for the following replacement vehicles, to McGovern Auto Group/MHQ in the amount of $454,920 for eight (8) 2026/2027 Chevrolet 4-wheel, and to Quirk Ford in the amount of $99,134 for two (2) 2026/2027 Ford F-150 Police Responder vehicles. 26-111
  15. 15 Sheriff Office Commissions for July 2026 through September 2026. 26-112
  16. 16 COMMENTS FROM THE EXECUTIVE STAFF
  17. 17 COMMENTS FROM THE COUNTY MANAGER
  18. 18 COMMENTS FROM THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
  19. 19 Next Meeting: Monday, November 16, 2026 Monday, December 21, 2026
  20. 20 ADJOURNMENT

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