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6 recorded votes, 0 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda
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Start my ballot →Present: David A. Tatelbaum, Shawn D. McDonald, Stanley M. Mickelson, Frank S. Gracie III
Absent: Heidi Silva Brooks
Change of Officer - Shaw's Supermarket
To change officers of Shaw's Supermarket
“After a motion was made by Stanley Mickelson, and seconded by Selectman Frank Gracie, it was voted unanimously to change officers of Shaw's Supermarket.” (Motion: Mickelson, second: Gracie)
Change of Officer – 99 Restaurant
To change officers of 99 Restaurant
“After a motion was made by Stanley Mickelson, and seconded by Selectman Frank Gracie, it was voted unanimously to change officers of 99 Restaurant.” (Motion: Mickelson, second: Gracie)
Constable Re-Appointment – Ian Daley
To reappoint Ian Daley as Constable of Dartmouth
“After a motion was made by Stanley Mickelson, and seconded by Selectman Frank Gracie, it was voted unanimously to reappoint Ian Daley as Constable of Dartmouth.” (Motion: Mickelson, second: Gracie)
A Deputy Police Chief Promotion Request
To allow the Chief to proceed, to begin the process for replacement of Deputy
“After a motion was made by Selectman Frank Gracie, and seconded by Selectman Stanley Mickelson, it was voted unanimously to allow the Chief to proceed, to begin the process for replacement of Deputy.” (Motion: Gracie, second: Mickelson)
To accept the minutes of May 22, 2023 and June 12, 2023
“After a motion was made by Stanley Mickelson, and seconded by Frank Gracie, it was voted unanimously to accept the minutes of May 22, 2023 and June 12, 2023.” (Motion: Mickelson, second: Gracie)
To adjourn
“After a motion was made by Stanley Mickelson, and seconded by Frank Gracie, it was voted unanimously to adjourn.” (Motion: Mickelson, second: Gracie)
From the Dartmouth Select Board’s official minutes, posted in the town’s Agenda Center. Minutes from 2018 to 2023 are mostly scanned documents, which we read with text recognition. We check every vote count against the members named and quote the exact sentence for each vote. Most votes are recorded as unanimous; when the minutes give a split count without saying who voted which way, we show only the count. MassVoter never grades officials; votes and attendance are shown exactly as the minutes record them. Member photos: Dartmouth Week candidate profiles.
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