Water/Sewer Commission approves restructured staffing after Fairbrother retirement.
The Charlton Water/Sewer Commission unanimously approved a restructured staffing model after the retirement of Cheryl Fairbrother, returning to a previous organizational design. The commission, led by Chair Robert Coleman and Vice Chair Thomas Coleman, approved the Executive Assistant job
Water_Sewer Commission · Meeting of February 18, 2026
CHARLTON — The Charlton Water/Sewer Commission unanimously approved a restructured staffing model after the retirement of Cheryl Fairbrother, returning to a previous organizational design. The commission, led by Chair Robert Coleman and Vice Chair Thomas Coleman, approved the Executive Assistant job description immediately and tabled the Water/Sewer Superintendent position for final action at the March 4 meeting. The commission also voted unanimously to establish a formal policy governing how faulty meter accounts are handled during the billing cycle, with Vincent Masterson assigned to draft the framework for the next meeting.
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Source: the Water_Sewer Commission meeting of February 18, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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