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ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS Responsible for the professional and administrative responsibilities for directing town affairs, including the planning, organizing, supervising, staffing, and directing all activities and operations of town departments and other town agencies under the jurisdiction of the Board of Selectmen.
Traditionally, the first selectman acts as chief administrative officer. As with all politicians in New England, it was originally a part-time position. Most modern towns that have part-time first selectmen limit their function to chairing the board of selectmen and performing certain ceremonial duties.
The basic function consists of calling town meetings, proposing budgets to the town meeting, setting public policy, calling elections, licensing, setting certain fees, overseeing certain volunteer and appointed bodies, and creating basic regulations.
selectman. noun. se​lect​man si-ˈlekt-mən, -ˌman. : one of a board of officials elected in towns of all New England states except Rhode Island to serve as the chief administrative authority of the town.
Under current law, the term of office for elected municipal officials is two years when it is not otherwise prescribed by law (CGS 9-187(a)). The term for a chief executive officer (first selectman) and members of a towns legislative body can be either two years or four years (CGS 9-187(b)).
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The First Selectman is a member of the Board of Selectmen which is responsible for setting policy, entering into contracts, appointing officials and certain board members, recommending budget transfers, and other oversight activities.

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