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Dunstable Select Board
How the Dunstable Select Board voted, from the Select Board’s official minutes. 3 Select Board members elected townwide for three-year terms. James E. Tully joined the board after the May 15, 2018 town election, succeeding Walter Alterisio. On May 29, 2018 the board unanimously chose Leah D. Basbanes as Chair and Ronald J. Mikol as Vice Chair. Covers 46 meetings, May 29 to May 16, 2019.
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What Town Meeting decided
In Dunstable, 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.
Annual Town Meeting · May 11, 2026 26 votes: 22 passed, 2 failed, 2 no action
- Art. 1 Accept the 2025 Annual Town Report and reports of town officers and boards Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 2 Transfer $34.58 from free cash to pay a prior-year bill Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 3 Transfer money to the Water Enterprise Fund No action “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 4 Transfer $50,000 from free cash and $100,000 from the PFAS settlement fund to the General Stabilization Fund Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 5 Transfer $50,000 from free cash and $100,000 from the PFAS settlement fund to the Capital Improvement Stabilization Fund Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 6 FY2027 operating budget: raise $14,459,959, with $249,216 from free cash, $21,204 from water funds and $25,000 from overlay surplus Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR. (BUDGET DOCUMENT CAN”
- Art. 7 Set FY2027 revolving fund spending limits Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 8 Transfer $75,000 from free cash for capital items (police cruiser, vehicle extrication equipment and more) Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 9 Transfer $45,000 from free cash to replace library HVAC equipment Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 10 Transfer $25,000 from water retained earnings for water system improvements Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 11 Transfer $50,000 from free cash to cover the FY2026 snow and ice deficit Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 12 Community Preservation budget: Ferrari Farm and Union Building note payments, administration, reserves and undesignated balance Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 13 Appropriate $60,000 in Community Preservation historic funds to restore the Central Cemetery fence Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 14 Appropriate $9,500 in Community Preservation historic funds to repair the Rideout Cemetery stone wall Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 15 Move unspent balances from finished Community Preservation projects back to CPA reserve accounts Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 16 Appropriate state Chapter 90 road funds Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 17 Amend zoning rules for accessory dwelling units to follow state law Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY VOTE AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 18 Amend zoning Section 29.5.2 on community housing administration No action “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 19 Amend the Personnel bylaw so the Select Board adopts personnel policies Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 20 Create a Council on Aging programming revolving fund with a $10,000 FY2027 limit Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 21 Rezone 174 Pleasant Street from R-1 residential to B-1 retail business Passed “MOTION PASSED BY 2/3rds VOTE AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 22 Adopt a local meals tax of 0.75%, effective July 1, 2026 Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 23 Amend zoning to allow cold storage warehouses by special permit Passed “MOTION PASSED BY 2/3rds VOTE AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 24 Amend zoning to allow craft breweries, taprooms and distilleries by special permit Failed “MOTION FAILED BY 2/3rds VOTE – YAY 89, NAY 45. · YAY 89, NAY 45”
- Art. 25 Adopt a 3% local excise tax on retail marijuana sales, effective July 1, 2026 Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY VOTE AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 26 Amend zoning to allow marijuana retailers and related businesses by special permit in business districts Failed “MOTION FAILED BY 2/3rds VOTE AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
Source: Town Clerk: Annual Town Meeting Minutes, May 11, 2026 (PDF, 23 pages).
Special Town Meeting · November 17, 2025 13 votes: 12 passed, 1 no action
- Art. 1 Appropriate $488 from free cash to pay a prior-year bill Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 2 Appropriate $58,750 in Community Preservation historic funds to replace the library Special Collections HVAC Passed “ORIGINAL MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 3 Appropriate $41,000 in Community Preservation historic funds to digitize library historic records Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 4 Appropriate $25,000 more in Community Preservation historic funds to replace the Town Hall chimney Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 5 Appropriate $35,000 in Community Preservation historic funds for Town Hall HVAC replacements Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 6 Appropriate $36,800 in Community Preservation funds to renovate the Babe Ruth baseball field at Town Field Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 7 Appropriate $131,370 in Community Preservation funds for a shade structure at the Swallow Union School playground Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 8 Appropriate $15,000 from free cash as the local match for a $285,000 federal grant for a fire forestry truck Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 9 Community Preservation funds for a PARC grant match and field stabilization at Larter Field No action “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 10 Appropriate $28,000 from free cash as the local match for a $475,000 grant for the Route 113 Complete Streets redesign Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 11 Appropriate $17,000 from free cash to update the town website Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 12 Move $5,000 in the FY2026 budget from the school district line to election expenses for the special State Senate elections Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 13 Move $25,000 in the FY2026 budget from the school district line to fire expenses for an ambulance agreement with Tyngsborough Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
Source: Town Clerk: Special Town Meeting Minutes, November 17, 2025 (PDF, 8 pages).
Annual Town Meeting · May 12, 2025 21 votes: 20 passed, 1 no action
- Art. 1 Accept the 2024 Annual Town Report and reports of town officers and boards Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 2 Transfer $1,488.48 from free cash to pay prior-year bills Passed “MOTION PASSED BY 4/5th’ AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 3 Transfer money to the Water Enterprise Fund for FY2025 No action “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 4 Transfer $50,000 from free cash to the General Stabilization Fund Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 5 Transfer $50,000 from free cash to the Capital Improvement Program Stabilization Fund Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 6 FY2026 operating budget: Motion A with a $480,841 override, or Motion B ($278,831 override) if that fails; water budget $211,041 Passed “MOTIONS A & B PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 7 Set FY2026 revolving fund spending limits Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 8 Transfer $120,000 from free cash for capital items (police cruiser, fire radios, tasers, highway sander, library lighting) Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 9 Transfer $35,000 from water retained earnings for water system improvements Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 10 Community Preservation budget: Ferrari Farm and Union Building note payments, administration, reserves and undesignated balance Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 11 Appropriate $3,500 in Community Preservation funds to remove invasive weeds in Lake Massapoag Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 12 Appropriate $80,000 in Community Preservation funds for a Larter Field assessment and design Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 13 Appropriate $40,000 in Community Preservation funds for a Larter Field capital and master plan Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 14 Appropriate $25,000 in Community Preservation funds for Woodward's Mill Dam repairs Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 15 Appropriate $11,240 in Community Preservation funds to finish the Larter Field tennis and pickleball courts Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 16 Accept G.L. c.40 §8J to create the Dunstable Commission on Accessibility Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 17 Lease-purchase a pickup truck for up to 3 years; $18,702.48 first-year payment from the FY2026 highway budget Passed “MOTION PASSED BY 2/3rds VOTE AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 18 Appropriate state Chapter 90 road funds Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 19 Accept a yearly cost-of-living increase for veterans' property tax exemptions (Clause Seventeenth F) Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 20 Adopt G.L. c.40 §58 to allow liens for unpaid land-use permit charges such as peer review fees Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 21 Replace the floodplain district zoning bylaw (Section 15.2) Passed “MOTION PASSED BY 2/3rds VOTE AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
Source: Town Clerk: Annual Town Meeting Minutes, May 12, 2025 (PDF, 18 pages).
Special Town Meeting · November 18, 2024 10 votes: 7 passed, 2 failed, 1 no action
- Art. 1 Pay unpaid FY2024 bills from free cash No action “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 2 Allow the Water Commissioners to lease space on the 100 Simmons Street water tank property for cell equipment Passed “MOTION PASSES BY 2/3rds AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 3 Authorize borrowing up to $406,870, ahead of a state LAND grant, for the $700,000 High Street conservation restriction Passed “MOTION PASSED BY 2/3rds AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 4 Accept a gift of about 2.2 acres of land at 19 Lowell Street Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR”
- Art. 5 Create a Capital Improvement Program Stabilization Fund Passed “MOTION PASSED BY 2/3rds AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR”
- Art. 6 Appropriate $10,000 in Community Preservation funds to update the Open Space and Recreation Plan Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 7 Appropriate $4,935.50 in Community Preservation funds to finish the Larter Field tennis courts Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 8 Amend the Recreation revolving fund bylaw to cover upkeep of town recreation sites and programs Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 9 Citizen petition: require separate town and school questions for any Proposition 2 1/2 override Failed “MOTION FAILED BY MAJORITY, ARTICLE 9, CITIZENS PETITION DOES NOT PASS.”
- Art. 10 Citizen petition: use electronic voting devices ("clickers") at Town Meetings Failed “MOTION FAILED BY MAJORITY, ARTICLE 10, CITIZENS PETITION DOES NOT PASS.”
Source: Town Clerk: Special Town Meeting Minutes, November 18, 2024 (PDF, 6 pages).
Annual Town Meeting · May 13, 2024 19 votes: 18 passed, 1 no action
- Art. 1 Accept the 2023 Annual Town Report and reports of town officers and boards Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 2 Transfer $139.95 from free cash to pay a prior-year Verizon bill Passed “MOTION PASSES BY 4/5THS AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 3 Transfer money to the Water Enterprise Fund for FY2024 No action “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 4 FY2025 operating budget: $13,107,748 (lines 1-71) Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 5 Transfer $358,724 from free cash toward FY2025 appropriations Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 6 Set FY2025 revolving fund spending limits Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 7 Appropriate $119,344 for capital items (police cruiser, police station windows and gutters, fire gear, highway sander) Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 8 Transfer $35,000 from water retained earnings for water system improvements Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 9 Community Preservation budget: Ferrari Farm note payments, administration, reserves and undesignated balance Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 10 Appropriate $3,500 in Community Preservation funds to remove invasive weeds in Lake Massapoag Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 11 Appropriate $11,940 in Community Preservation funds to renovate the wells at Larter Field Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 12 Appropriate $20,000 in Community Preservation funds for a Town Center Trail Loop feasibility study Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 13 Union School building restoration: $200,000 in Community Preservation funds and borrow $932,150 Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 14 Appropriate $20,000 in Community Preservation funds for Town Hall chimney and roof repairs Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 15 Appropriate $300,000 in Community Preservation funds for a conservation restriction on 29.8 acres next to 346 High Street Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 16 Appropriate $140,875 in Community Preservation funds to build tennis courts at Larter Field Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 17 Appropriate state Chapter 90 road funds Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 18 Accept G.L. c.60 §3D to create a tax aid fund for low-income elderly and disabled residents Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
- Art. 19 Authorize the Select Board to set up a community electricity aggregation program Passed “MOTION PASSED BY MAJORITY AS DECLARED BY THE MODERATOR.”
Special Town Meeting · March 26, 2024 1 votes: 1 passed
- Art. 1 FY2025 operating budget: $13,992,812 ($474,343 from free cash), contingent on a $2,074,351 Proposition 2 1/2 override; water budget $210,755 Passed “Main motion was then voted on, requiring a majority vote. Motion passes as declared by the Moderator.”
Source: Town Clerk: Special Town Meeting Minutes, March 26, 2024 (PDF, 9 pages).
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Members
Vice-ChairRonald J. MikolVice Chair · At-large · at 44 of 46 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.
Meetings
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Loaded: Dunstable Select Board minutes from January 2, 2018 through September 8, 2026: 289 meetings and 1,422 votes. The town’s Select Board minutes page lists the board’s minutes from 2017 on, and its older minutes archive (linked from that page) has Board of Selectmen minutes from 2010; MassVoter loaded 2018 on, including the December 18 and December 21, 2018 minutes, which are only in the older archive. The board was the Board of Selectmen (its 2018–2021 minutes call it the “Selectboard”) until the Legislature renamed it the Select Board (Chapter 208 of the Acts of 2024, signed September 20, 2024); its minutes are headed “Select Board” from September 24, 2024. The minutes are typed documents with searchable text. Not here: executive-session minutes; Insurance Advisory Committee minutes filed in the Select Board list; votes of the Advisory Board, Board of Health, Affordable Housing Committee, Groton boards and other bodies at joint meetings; meetings with an agenda but no posted minutes (March 25 and April 5, 2019; January 15, 2020; January 26, 2023, whose minutes the board approved on February 9, 2023; April 23, 2024, where the file posted is a second copy of the April 16, 2024 minutes; December 17, 2024; and September 30, 2025, whose minutes the board approved on October 15, 2025); and meetings after September 8, 2026 (the September 24 and October 8, 2026 minutes are not posted yet). Dunstable’s minutes have used several forms. From 2018 to mid-2022 a motion “passed unanimously,” “passed without objection” or “passed by majority vote,” sometimes naming a member who abstained, and votes to enter executive session list the members voting (“adopted by majority vote by Leah D. Basbanes, Ronald J. Mikol, and James E. Tully”). In fall 2022 the minutes gave counts (“Voted to approve 3-0”). Since late 2022 they read “it was VOTED … The vote was unanimous,” with roll calls by name for executive sessions and, in 2025–2026, for many other votes. Unanimous wording, or a count equal to the members present, is shown as every member present voting yes; a roll call or list of names is shown by name; on this three-member board, a vote that passed with one named member abstaining or voting no shows the other members voting yes. “Passed without objection” (313 votes), “passed by majority vote” with no names (135 votes) and “it was VOTED” or “the meeting was adjourned” with no count or names (39 votes) show the result only; one vote that passed with an unnamed abstention shows the count only. Members who recused themselves are left out of that vote, with a note. Where the attendance list leaves out a member who made or seconded a motion, that member is counted present, with a note. A motion with no recorded outcome is not counted as a vote. 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.
May 16Close the public portion of the hearingMotion: A motion was made by Mr. Mikol to close the public…Passed · see note
May 16, 2019: Close the public portion of the hearing
A motion was made by Mr. Mikol to close the public portion of the hearing. The motion was seconded by Ms. Basbanes. The motion passed by majority vote.
The minutes say the motion passed “by majority vote,” without a count or names. Showing the result only.
From the minutes
“A motion was made by Mr. Mikol to close the public portion of the hearing. The motion was seconded by Ms. Basbanes. The motion passed by majority vote..” (Motion: Mikol, second: Basbanes)
May 7Approve the request for transfer of the funds requestedMotion: Mr. Mikol made a motion to approve the request for transfer…Passed Unanimous, 2 present · see note
May 7, 2019: Approve the request for transfer of the funds requested
Mr. Mikol made a motion to approve the request for transfer of the funds requested. The motion was seconded by Ms. Basbanes. Mr. Tully recused himself due to potential conflict of interest. The motion passed by majority vote.
The minutes say James Tully recused himself and the motion passed by majority vote; with only Ron Mikol and Leah Basbanes voting, a majority needed both of their votes, so both are shown voting yes.
From the minutes
“Mr. Mikol made a motion to approve the request for transfer of the funds requested. The motion was seconded by Ms. Basbanes. Mr. Tully recused himself due to potential conflict of interest. The motion passed by majority vote..” (Motion: Mikol, second: Basbanes)
Apr 23Extend the appointment of Shawn Murray as Acting Fire…Motion: A motion was made by Mr. Tully to extend the appointment…Passed · see note
April 23, 2019: Extend the appointment of Shawn Murray as Acting Fire Chief until May 30th, 2019 or until Chief Rich returns whichever occurs first
A motion was made by Mr. Tully to extend the appointment of Shawn Murray as Acting Fire Chief until May 30th, 2019 or until Chief Rich returns whichever occurs first. The motion was seconded by Ms. Basbanes and passed without objection.
The minutes say the motion passed “without objection,” with no count or names. Showing the result only.
From the minutes
“A motion was made by Mr. Tully to extend the appointment of Shawn Murray as Acting Fire Chief until May 30th, 2019 or until Chief Rich returns whichever occurs first. The motion was seconded by Ms. Basbanes and passed without objection..” (Motion: James E. Tully, second: Basbanes)
Apr 23Steven Tully was appointed as a Reserve Officer Term…Motion: Steven Tully was appointed as a Reserve Officer Term Expires: June…Passed · see note
April 23, 2019: Steven Tully was appointed as a Reserve Officer Term Expires: June 30th, 2019
Steven Tully was appointed as a Reserve Officer Term Expires: June 30th, 2019 Motion by Mr. Mikol, seconded by Mr. Tully, and passed without objection
The minutes say the motion passed “without objection,” with no count or names. Showing the result only.
From the minutes
“Steven Tully was appointed as a Reserve Officer Term Expires: June 30th, 2019 Motion by Mr. Mikol, seconded by Mr. Tully, and passed without objection.” (Motion: Mikol, second: James E. Tully)
Apr 23Darrell Gilmore was appointed as a Sergeant Term Expires:…Motion: Darrell Gilmore was appointed as a Sergeant Term Expires: June 30th,…Passed · see note
April 23, 2019: Darrell Gilmore was appointed as a Sergeant Term Expires: June 30th, 2019
Darrell Gilmore was appointed as a Sergeant Term Expires: June 30th, 2019 Motion by Mr. Mikol, seconded by Mr. Tully, and passed without objection
The minutes say the motion passed “without objection,” with no count or names. Showing the result only.
From the minutes
“Darrell Gilmore was appointed as a Sergeant Term Expires: June 30th, 2019 Motion by Mr. Mikol, seconded by Mr. Tully, and passed without objection.” (Motion: Mikol, second: James E. Tully)
Apr 23Lori Pestana was appointed as a member of the…Motion: Lori Pestana was appointed as a member of the Personnel Board…Passed · see note
April 23, 2019: Lori Pestana was appointed as a member of the Personnel Board Term Expires: June 30th, 2022
Lori Pestana was appointed as a member of the Personnel Board Term Expires: June 30th, 2022 Motion by Mr. Mikol, seconded by Mr. Tully, and passed without objection
The minutes say the motion passed “without objection,” with no count or names. Showing the result only.
From the minutes
“Lori Pestana was appointed as a member of the Personnel Board Term Expires: June 30th, 2022 Motion by Mr. Mikol, seconded by Mr. Tully, and passed without objection.” (Motion: Mikol, second: James E. Tully)
Apr 23Barbara Martin was appointed as a member of the…Motion: Barbara Martin was appointed as a member of the Board of…Passed · see note
April 23, 2019: Barbara Martin was appointed as a member of the Board of Registrars Term Expires: March 31st, 2022
Barbara Martin was appointed as a member of the Board of Registrars Term Expires: March 31st, 2022 Motion by Mr. Mikol, seconded by Mr. Tully, and passed without objection
The minutes say the motion passed “without objection,” with no count or names. Showing the result only.
From the minutes
“Barbara Martin was appointed as a member of the Board of Registrars Term Expires: March 31st, 2022 Motion by Mr. Mikol, seconded by Mr. Tully, and passed without objection.” (Motion: Mikol, second: James E. Tully)
Apr 10Approve the warrant for the Annual Town MeetingMotion: A motion was made by Mr. Tully to approve the warrant…Passed · see note
April 10, 2019: Approve the warrant for the Annual Town Meeting
A motion was made by Mr. Tully to approve the warrant for the Annual Town Meeting. The motion was seconded by Mr. Mikol and passed by majority vote.
The minutes say the motion passed “by majority vote,” without a count or names. Showing the result only.
From the minutes
“A motion was made by Mr. Tully to approve the warrant for the Annual Town Meeting. The motion was seconded by Mr. Mikol and passed by majority vote..” (Motion: James E. Tully, second: Mikol)
Apr 10Declare 8,274 square feet of land currently part of…Motion: A motion was made by Mr. Mikol to declare 8,274 square…Passed · see note
April 10, 2019: Declare 8,274 square feet of land currently part of the Town Common land as surplus
A motion was made by Mr. Mikol to declare 8,274 square feet of land currently part of the Town Common land as surplus. The motion was seconded by Mr. Tully and passed by majority vote.
The minutes say the motion passed “by majority vote,” without a count or names. Showing the result only.
From the minutes
“A motion was made by Mr. Mikol to declare 8,274 square feet of land currently part of the Town Common land as surplus. The motion was seconded by Mr. Tully and passed by majority vote..” (Motion: Mikol, second: James E. Tully)
Apr 10Approve the ballot question for the ballot box as…Motion: A motion was made by Mr. Tully to approve the ballot…Passed · see note
April 10, 2019: Approve the ballot question for the ballot box as written in the Annual Town Meeting Warrant
A motion was made by Mr. Tully to approve the ballot question for the ballot box as written in the Annual Town Meeting Warrant. The motion was seconded by Mr. Mikol and passed by majority vote.
The minutes say the motion passed “by majority vote,” without a count or names. Showing the result only.
From the minutes
“A motion was made by Mr. Tully to approve the ballot question for the ballot box as written in the Annual Town Meeting Warrant. The motion was seconded by Mr. Mikol and passed by majority vote..” (Motion: James E. Tully, second: Mikol)
From the Dunstable Select Board’s official minutes, posted on the town’s Select Board minutes page and in its older minutes archive. We check every vote against the Select Board members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos (the town’s website has no Select Board photos): Town of Dunstable Select Board meeting video — Ron Mikol (May 2026). Cropped by MassVoter. Former members show initials.
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