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Chilmark Select Board
How the Chilmark Select Board voted, from the Select Board’s official minutes. 3 Select Board members elected townwide. Rebecca Haag joined the board after the April 2026 town election; Marie Larsen left. On May 5, 2026 the board chose Jeffrey Maida as Chair, Matthew Poole as Vice Chair and Rebecca Haag as Clerk. Minutes loaded through September 1, 2026. Covers 15 meetings so far, May 5 to September 1, 2026.
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What does the Select Board do? It is the town’s executive board. It prepares the Town Meeting warrant (the list of articles voters decide), appoints members of many town boards, hires the town’s top staff, signs warrants to pay town bills, and grants licenses and permits.
Town Meeting, not the Select Board, votes the town budget and town bylaws.
Sources: Massachusetts Select Board Handbook (MMA) · Mass. Division of Local Services: the town budgetYour Chilmark ballot: 13 quizzes, about a minute each.
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Chilmark Select Board: 6 out of 10 · Partly open
How easy Chilmark makes it to see, online, how each member votes. It scores the town’s records, not any official. Checked October 4, 2026.
- Minutes postedMinutes are posted for most, but not all, of the past year’s Select Board meetings.Part points: 1/2
- Each vote namedThe minutes give a tally such as “SO VOTED: 2 Ayes, 1 Nay Jeffrey Maida”, naming the member who voted no or abstained.Part points: 2/3
- Posted quicklyMinutes usually go up within a month or two of the meeting.Part points: 1/2
- Past years onlineSelect Board minutes from 2017 to today are online.Full points: 1/1
- Readable textThe minutes are text you can search and copy.Full points: 1/1
- Member photosThe Select Board page lists members by name, with no photos.No points: 0/1
How the town can raise its score
- Minutes posted (+1): Post approved minutes for every meeting on the town website. Don’t require a sign-in to view them.
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- Member photos (+1): Show a photo of each member on the board’s web page, with their name, the date their term ends and how to contact them. A group photo of the members, with everyone named in the caption or on the same page, earns half a point.
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What Town Meeting decided
In Chilmark, Town Meeting — not the Select Board — votes the town budget, bylaws and zoning. Here is what it did with each article, in the Town Clerk’s own words. Any registered voter can take part, and most votes are by voice or show of hands, so there is no list of who voted which way.
Special Town Meeting · June 29, 2026 1 votes: 1 passed
- Art. 1 Appropriate $200,000 more for the FY2026 Reserve Fund ($100,000 available funds, $100,000 from June 2020 ATM Article 9) Passed “Article 1 carried unanimously.”
Source: Town Clerk's minutes, June 29, 2026 Special Town Meeting (scanned).
Annual Town Meeting · April 27, 2026 32 votes: 28 passed, 3 passed as amended, 1 indefinitely postponed
- Art. 3 Raise and appropriate the FY2027 operating budget; amended to lower budget lines 5694 and 5695 (school assessments) Passed as amended “The Moderator declared ARTICLE 3, as amended, passed unanimously.”
- Art. 4 Raise and appropriate $10,000 plus up to $25,000 from the Chilmark Town Affairs Council for Community Center maintenance Passed “The Moderator declared Article 4 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 5 Transfer $200,000 from available funds for the FY2027 Finance Committee Reserve Fund Passed “The Moderator declared Article 5 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 6 Transfer $542,000 to town stabilization funds Passed “The Moderator declared Article 6 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 7 Transfer $45,000 to the reserve for compensated absences Passed “The Moderator declared Article 7 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 8 Transfer $80,500 (Waterways and a prior harbor article) for Menemsha Basin dredging ($70,000) and dock power pedestals ($10,500) Passed “The Moderator declared Article 8 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 9 Transfer $15,000 for the town's share of another LifePak 15 defibrillator Passed “The Moderator declared Article 9 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 10 Transfer $15,000 from the Sale of Cemetery Lots Fund to lay out plots and roads at Abel's Hill Cemetery Passed “The Moderator declared Article 10 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 11 Transfer from Highway Stabilization for a Highway Department dump truck, amended from $85,000 to $12,000 Passed as amended “The Moderator declared the Article 11, as amended, is passed unanimously.”
- Art. 12 Approve the Community Preservation Committee's FY2027 reserves and project requests Passed “The Moderator declared the Article 12 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 13 Raise and appropriate $10,780 for the town's share of All Island School Committee adult and community education (FY2027) Passed “The Moderator declared Article 13 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 14 Raise and appropriate $30,602.31 for Martha's Vineyard Regional Emergency Communications Center maintenance Passed “The Moderator declared Article 14 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 15 Raise and appropriate $90,591 for FY2027 Dukes County regional services Passed “The Moderator declared Article 15 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 16 Transfer $8,000 as the town's share of a West Tisbury School educational space needs study Passed “The Moderator declared Article 16 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 17 Raise and appropriate $60,000 for a rapid food waste recycler at the Local Drop-Off Passed “The Moderator declared Article 17 passed.”
- Art. 18 Amend the Human Resources Bylaw section on parental leave Passed “The Moderator declared Article 18 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 19 Amend the Human Resources Bylaw holidays section (amended: holiday pay for public safety staff; Indigenous Peoples Day) Passed as amended “The Moderator declared Article 19, as amended by two amendments, passed unanimously.”
- Art. 20 Amend zoning Articles 2 and 4 to define and regulate short-term rentals Indefinitely postponed “The Moderator declared the Article 20 is indefinitely postponed.”
- Art. 21 Amend zoning Section 4.1 K to delete "Gross" from the 900 sq ft Protected Use ADU size limit Passed “The Moderator declared Article 21 is passed unanimously.”
- Art. 22 Resolution opposing widespread automatic license plate reader surveillance without strong safeguards (petition) Passed “The Moderator declared Article 22 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 23 Resolution designating Chilmark a 4th Amendment Workplace Community (petition) Passed “The Moderator declared Article 23 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 24 Transfer $10,000 to pay prior fiscal year bills Passed “The Moderator declared Article 24 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 25 Transfer $224,441.62 (added 2% rooms excise, FY24-FY25) to the Molly Flender Affordable Housing Trust Fund Passed “The Moderator declared Article 25 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 26 Transfer $40,000 ($31,761.50 plus a prior library article) to repair the Library HVAC system Passed “The Moderator declared Article 26 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 27 Transfer $20,000 for capital repairs to town buildings Passed “The Moderator declared Article 27 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 28 Transfer $7,208 to replace furniture at the Police Station Passed “The Moderator declared Article 28 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 29 Transfer $6,000 for a replacement Shellfish Department boat trailer Passed “The Moderator declared Article 29 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 30 Transfer $50,000 for the state-mandated FY2028 property revaluation Passed “The Moderator declared Article 30 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 31 Transfer $16,500 to reimburse the Friends of the Chilmark Preschool for septic leaching field upgrades Passed “The Moderator declared Article 31 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 32 Transfer $10,000 to the local grant-match account for town departments Passed “The Moderator declared Article 32 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 33 Transfer $5,500 for furnishings for the Joint Training Room at 399 Middle Road Passed “The Moderator declared Article 33 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 34 Replace the Wetland Protection Bylaw (non-zoning), including a 200-foot buffer around great ponds Passed “The Moderator declared Article 34 passed, not unanimously.”
Source: Town Clerk's minutes, April 27, 2026 Annual Town Meeting (scanned).
Annual Town Meeting · April 28, 2025 24 votes: 15 passed, 6 passed as amended, 3 indefinitely postponed
- Art. 3 Raise and appropriate the FY2026 operating budget; amended to lower two school assessment lines and one Park & Recreation line Passed as amended “The Moderator declared ARTICLE 3, as amended, carried unanimously.”
- Art. 4 Raise and appropriate $10,000 plus $10,000 from the Chilmark Town Affairs Council for Community Center maintenance Passed “The Moderator declared Article 4 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 5 Raise and appropriate $75,000 for the FY2026 Finance Committee Reserve Fund Passed “The Moderator declared Article 5 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 6 Transfer $20,000 from the Waterways Improvement Account to repair Menemsha Basin floating docks Passed “The Moderator declared Article 6 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 7 Transfer $10,500 from the Waterways Improvement Account to repair or replace three dock power pedestals Passed “The Moderator declared Article 7 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 8 Transfer $6,666.52 left in earlier harbor articles to inspect, repair or replace town moorings Passed “The Moderator declared Article 8 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 9 Transfer $32,310.78 from General Stabilization for the town's share of two LifePak 15 defibrillators Passed “The Moderator declared Article 9 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 10 Transfer $76,389.28 (Ambulance and General Stabilization) for the town's share of a replacement ambulance Passed “The Moderator declared Article 10 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 11 Approve Up-Island Regional School District borrowing; amended from $900,000 to $200,000 for capital repairs (feasibility study removed) Passed as amended “The Moderator declared the Article 11, as amended, carries, but not unanimously.”
- Art. 12 Approve the Community Preservation Committee's FY2026 reserves and project requests Passed “The Moderator declared the Article 12 passed, but not unanimously.”
- Art. 13 Raise and appropriate $10,780 for the town's share of All Island School Committee adult and community education (FY2026) Passed “The Moderator declared Article 13 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 14 Raise and appropriate $28,263.28 for Martha's Vineyard Regional Emergency Communications Center maintenance Passed “The Moderator declared Article 14 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 15 Raise and appropriate $55,495.68 for FY2026 Dukes County regional services Passed “The Moderator declared Article 15 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 16 Enact a Leaf Blower general bylaw Passed as amended “The Moderator declared Article 16, as amended, unanimously approved.”
- Art. 17 Enact an alternative version of a Leaf Blower general bylaw Indefinitely postponed “The Moderator declared the motion to indefinitely postpone Article 17 is passed”
- Art. 18 Accept a deed from Vineyard Open Land Foundation for a boat launch parcel (about 0.32 acre) Passed “The Moderator declared Article 18 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 19 Amend the Human Resources Bylaw definition of "Appointing Authority" Indefinitely postponed “The Moderator declared the motion to indefinitely postpone Article 19 is passed”
- Art. 20 Enact a Specialized Energy Code general bylaw (fossil-fuel-free new construction) Indefinitely postponed “The Moderator declared the motion to indefinitely postpone Article 20 is passed”
- Art. 21 Accept G.L. c. 64L, s. 2(a) to impose a local meals excise Passed “The Moderator declared Article 21 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 22 Accept the Seasonal Community Designation under G.L. c. 23B, s. 32(b) Passed “The Moderator declared Article 22 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 23 Amend zoning Section 6.1 (new 6.10) to allow affordable rental housing on town or non-profit land; amended to define eligible non-profit Passed as amended “The Moderator declared Article 23 is carried, as amended.”
- Art. 24 Amend zoning to add Section 4.5 restricting time share, fractional and interval ownership units Passed “The Moderator declared Article 24 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 25A Amend zoning to allow Protected Use ADUs by right and remove guest house and accessory apartment sections (size amended to 900 sq ft) Passed as amended “amended, is passed, not unanimously.”
- Art. 25B Amend zoning Article 2 definitions (new terms, alphabetical order) Passed as amended “amended, is passed unanimously.”
Source: Town Clerk's record in the 2025 Chilmark Annual Town Report.
Special Town Meeting · July 15, 2024 1 votes: 1 passed as amended
- Art. 1 Transfer $403,831.63 from General Stabilization for listed items (reserve fund, computers, vehicles, repairs); Menemsha Beach item struck Passed as amended “Article 1, as amended, carried unanimously.”
Source: Town Clerk's record in the 2024 Chilmark Annual Town Report.
Annual Town Meeting · April 23, 2024 31 votes: 26 passed, 5 passed as amended
- Art. 3 Raise and appropriate the FY2025 operating budget ($14,467,768 total) Passed “The Moderator declared ARTICLE 3 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 4 Raise and appropriate $10,000 plus up to $10,000 from the Chilmark Town Affairs Council for Community Center maintenance Passed “The Moderator declared Article 4 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 5 Transfer $75,000 from available funds for the FY2025 Finance Committee Reserve Fund Passed “The Moderator declared Article 5 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 6 Transfer $15,000 to the reserve for compensated absences Passed “The Moderator declared Article 6 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 7 Transfer $281,000 to town stabilization funds (general, fire, police vehicle, highway) Passed “The Moderator declared Article 7 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 8 Transfer $75,000 from Police Vehicle Stabilization for an electric police pickup truck Passed “The Moderator declared that Article 8 carried 60 ayes-1 nay. · 60 ayes-1 nay”
- Art. 9 Transfer $24,210 from Fire Stabilization for gear and equipment for Engine 121 Passed “The Moderator declared Article 9 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 10 Transfer $6,381.63 as cost share for the Hospital Roads Resilience Assessment led by Oak Bluffs Passed “The Moderator declared Article 10 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 11 Create an Opioid Settlement special revenue fund and move settlement receipts into it (FY2024 amount amended to $2,994.05) Passed as amended “The Moderator declared Article 11, as amended, passed unanimously.”
- Art. 12 Raise and appropriate $10,780 for the town's share of All Island School Committee adult and community education (FY2025) Passed “The Moderator declared Article 12 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 13 Raise and appropriate $27,446.18 for Martha's Vineyard Regional Emergency Communications Center maintenance Passed “The Moderator declared Article 13 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 14 Raise and appropriate FY2025 Dukes County regional services costs, amended from $65,362 to $54,726.60 Passed as amended “The Moderator declared Article 14, as amended, passed unanimously.”
- Art. 15 Transfer $50,000 to replace computers at Town Hall Passed “The Moderator declared Article 15 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 16 Transfer $15,000 to replace the Town Hall photocopier Passed “The Moderator declared Article 16 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 17 Transfer money for a shared vehicle for the Building Inspector and Facilities Manager (amended to a hybrid, $30,000) Passed as amended “The Moderator declared Article 17, as amended, passed unanimously.”
- Art. 18 Transfer $16,000 to repair septic pipes at the Library Passed “The Moderator declared Article 18 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 19 Transfer $2,000 to remove playground equipment from the Police Station yard at 15 State Road Passed “The Moderator declared Article 19 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 20 Transfer $30,000 to replace HVAC mini-splits at the Police Station Passed “The Moderator declared Article 20 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 21 Transfer $10,500 for three sets of personal protective equipment Passed “The Moderator declared Article 21 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 22 Transfer $22,350 for a Fire Department UTV Passed “The Moderator declared Article 22 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 23 Transfer $3,600 for a storage shed next to the Menemsha Comfort Station Passed “The Moderator declared Article 23 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 24 Transfer $12,000 to replace the Basin Road bridge railing Passed “The Moderator declared Article 24 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 25 Transfer $20,000 to repair septic pipes at the Menemsha Comfort Station Passed “The Moderator declared Article 25 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 26 Appropriate $73,500 ($30,000 available funds, $43,500 Waterways) to repair docks and replace pilings Passed “The Moderator declared Article 26 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 27 Transfer $6,000 to install replacement School Zone traffic lights Passed “The Moderator declared Article 27 passed unanimously.”
- Art. 28 Transfer $25,000 for traffic calming on Basin Road in Menemsha Passed “The Moderator declared Article 28 passed.”
- Art. 29 Transfer $50,000 for the first year of a ten-year facilities maintenance plan Passed “The Moderator declared Article 29 carried unanimously.”
- Art. 30 Raise the local rooms excise from 4% to 6%; amended to start Q2 FY2025 and send added revenue to the Molly Flender Housing Trust Fund Passed as amended “The Moderator declared the Article 30, as amended, carried.”
- Art. 31 Approve the Community Preservation Committee's FY2025 reserves and project requests Passed “The Moderator declared Article 31 carried.”
- Art. 32 Petition bylaw for a Tennis Court Committee; replaced by a resolution for a 7-member review of Community Center and tennis court management Passed as amended “The Moderator declared Article 32, as amended, carried.”
- Art. 33 Use $30,000 left from 2019 ATM Article 11 for public accessibility improvements at Menemsha Beach Passed “The Moderator declared Article 33 carried unanimously.”
Source: Town Clerk's record in the 2024 Chilmark Annual Town Report.
Special Town Meeting · January 22, 2024 1 votes: 1 passed as amended
- Art. 1 Authorize a lease of up to 30 years of town land behind Chilmark School for a preschool; area amended from 3,000 to 4,500 sq ft Passed as amended “Article 1 is carried unanimously, as amended.”
Source: Town Clerk's record in the 2024 Chilmark Annual Town Report.
Titles are short descriptions of each article from the official record; the quoted words are the Town Clerk’s. A vote at Town Meeting is not the final word on everything: some articles also need a ballot vote (such as a tax override) or the Attorney General’s approval (bylaws).
Members
ChairJeffrey MaidaChair · Elected townwide · at 15 of 15 meetings✓ Every meeting 2026
Vice-ChairMatthew PooleVice-Chair · Elected townwide · at 15 of 15 meetings
Rebecca HaagClerk · Elected townwide · at 12 of 15 meetings"At X of Y meetings" counts the members the minutes list as present at the start of each meeting in this record. Members who step out are listed on each meeting page.
Attendance
39 full-board meetings so far this year, through September 1. Ties share a rank.
1Jeffrey Maida39 of 39 meetings Every meeting100%1Matthew Poole39 of 39 meetings Every meeting100%1Marie Larsen24 of 24 meetings · served until Apr Every meeting100%4Rebecca Haag12 of 15 meetings · served from May80%40 full-board meetings in 2025. Ties share a rank.
1Marie Larsen40 of 40 meetings Every meeting100%1Jeffrey Maida40 of 40 meetings Every meeting100%1Matthew Poole27 of 27 meetings · served from May Every meeting100%4James Malkin11 of 13 meetings · served until Apr85%35 full-board meetings in 2024. Ties share a rank.
1Jeffrey Maida22 of 22 meetings · served from May Every meeting100%1Bill Rossi13 of 13 meetings · served until Apr Every meeting100%3Marie Larsen33 of 35 meetings94%4James Malkin30 of 35 meetings86%36 full-board meetings in 2023. Ties share a rank.
1Bill Rossi36 of 36 meetings Every meeting100%1Marie Larsen20 of 20 meetings · served from May Every meeting100%3James Malkin33 of 36 meetings92%4Warren Doty12 of 16 meetings · served until Apr75%28 full-board meetings in 2022. Ties share a rank.
1Warren Doty28 of 28 meetings Every meeting100%1James Malkin28 of 28 meetings Every meeting100%3Bill Rossi26 of 28 meetings93%37 full-board meetings in 2021. Ties share a rank.
1Warren Doty37 of 37 meetings Every meeting100%1Bill Rossi37 of 37 meetings Every meeting100%3James Malkin36 of 37 meetings97%From the official minutes: full-board meetings only (committee meetings are not counted). Members are counted only for meetings held while they served, and arriving late counts as attending. The minutes rarely say why a member was absent.
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Meetings
About missing minutes
Loaded: Select Board (Board of Selectmen until 2021) minutes from January 5, 2021 through September 1, 2026, as posted on the town website. Older minutes back to 2017 are online but not loaded yet. Executive session minutes are not included. The minutes give the mover, the seconder and a tally such as “SO VOTED: 3 Ayes” or “SO VOTED: 2 Ayes, 1 Nay Jeffrey Maida”, naming any member who voted no or abstained. With three members, each member’s vote can be shown on nearly every motion. Votes taken by other boards at joint meetings (Finance Committee, Planning Board, Park & Recreation) are not listed. Where the tally does not match the members present, only the count is shown. We will ask the town to confirm any noted vote.
Votes where members disagreed
Most board votes are unanimous. These are the ones where at least one member voted no or abstained, newest first.
Sep 1Include the amended / additional language to the Housing…Motion: include the amended / additional language to the Housing Production PlanPassed 2–1 · No: Maida
September 1, 2026: Include the amended / additional language to the Housing Production Plan
Include the amended / additional language to the Housing Production Plan
Yes: Haag, PooleNo: Maida
From the minutes
“Ms. Haag moved to include the amended / additional language to the Housing Production Plan. Mr. Poole seconded the motion. SO VOTED: 2 Ayes, 1 Nay Chairperson Maida Community Preservation Committee - request to schedule annual.” (Motion: Haag, second: Poole)
Jun 2ApproveMotion: approvePassed 2–0 · Abstained: Haag
June 2, 2026: Approve
Approve
Yes: Maida, PooleAbstained: Haag
From the minutes
“Mr. Poole moved to approve. Ms. Haag seconded the motion. SO VOTED: 2 Ayes, 1 Abstain Ms. Haag was not at this meeting Draft minutes from joint meeting held May 26..” (Motion: Poole, second: Haag)
Jun 2ApproveMotion: approvePassed 2–0 · Abstained: Haag
June 2, 2026: Approve
Approve
Yes: Maida, PooleAbstained: Haag
From the minutes
“Mr. Poole moved to approve. Ms. Haag seconded the motion. SO VOTED: 2 Ayes, 1 Abstain Ms. Haag was not select board member at time of these meetings. Dukes County Sh.” (Motion: Poole, second: Haag)
Jun 2Appoint the beach staff as presentedMotion: appoint the beach staff as presentedPassed 2–0 · Abstained: Poole
June 2, 2026: Appoint the beach staff as presented
Appoint the beach staff as presented
Yes: Haag, MaidaAbstained: Poole
From the minutes
“Ms. Haag moved to appoint the beach staff as presented. Chairperson Maida seconded. SO VOTED: 2 Ayes, 1 Abstain Matt Poole nephew is on list. 8 Community Center Summer Program Agreement – CTA.” (Motion: Haag, second: Maida)
May 5Approve the budget hearing minutes for meetings 1-5Motion: approve the budget hearing minutes for meetings 1-5Passed 2–0 · Abstained: Haag
May 5, 2026: Approve the budget hearing minutes for meetings 1-5
Approve the budget hearing minutes for meetings 1-5
Yes: Maida, PooleAbstained: Haag
From the minutes
“Mr. Poole moved to approve the budget hearing minutes for meetings 1-5. Chairperson Maida seconded the motion. SO VOTED: 2 Ayes 1 Abstain Haag Mr. Poole moved to approve minutes from select board meeting held 4/8/26..” (Motion: Poole, second: Maida)
From the Chilmark Select Board’s official minutes, posted on the town website. We check every vote against the members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Member photos from The Martha’s Vineyard Times: Jeffrey Maida (April 2024 election story), Matthew Poole (June 2025 profile, photo by Sarah Shaw Dawson), Rebecca Haag (April 2026 candidate forum, photo by Nicholas Vukota). Former members show initials.
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