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4 recorded votes, 0 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda
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Start my ballot →Present: Daniel Lee, Joshua Reilly, Lindsy Vayda, Pamela Campanella, Richard McGaughey
Absent: None
Reopen the public hearing on FY21 Salary and Wage schedule for the purpose of increasing the maximum hourly wage of Special Officers to $25
Lindsy Vayda moved, Richard McGaughey seconded, and the Board voted 4-0-1, with Lindsy Vayda voting yes, Pamela Campanella voting yes, Joshua Reilly voting yes, Richard McGaughey voting yes, and Daniel Lee abstaining, to reopen the public hearing on FY21 Salary and Wage schedule for the purpose of increasing the maximum hourly wage of Special Officers to $25.
Yes: Campanella, Joshua Reilly, McGaughey, Vayda
“Lindsy Vayda moved, Richard McGaughey seconded, and the Board voted 4-0-1, with Lindsy Vayda voting yes, Pamela Campanella voting yes, Joshua Reilly voting yes, Richard McGaughey voting yes, and Daniel Lee abstaining, to reopen the public hearing on FY21 Salary and Wage schedule for the purpose of increasing the maximum hourly wage of Special Officers to $25..” (Motion: Vayda, second: McGaughey)
Increase the maximum hourly wage of Special Officers to $25 per hour
Lindsy Vayda moved, Richard McGaughey seconded, and the Board voted 4-0-1, with Lindsy Vayda voting yes, Pamela Campanella voting yes, Joshua Reilly voting yes, Richard McGaughey voting yes, and Daniel Lee abstaining, to increase the maximum hourly wage of Special Officers to $25 per hour.
Yes: Campanella, Joshua Reilly, McGaughey, Vayda
“Lindsy Vayda moved, Richard McGaughey seconded, and the Board voted 4-0-1, with Lindsy Vayda voting yes, Pamela Campanella voting yes, Joshua Reilly voting yes, Richard McGaughey voting yes, and Daniel Lee abstaining, to increase the maximum hourly wage of Special Officers to $25 per hour..” (Motion: Vayda, second: McGaughey)
Close the public hearing on the FY21 Salary and Wage schedule
Lindsy Vayda moved, Richard McGaughey seconded, and the Board voted 4-0-1, with Lindsy Vayda voting yes, Pamela Campanella voting yes, Joshua Reilly voting yes, Richard McGaughey voting yes, and Daniel Lee abstaining, to close the public hearing on the FY21 Salary and Wage schedule.
Yes: Campanella, Joshua Reilly, McGaughey, Vayda
“Lindsy Vayda moved, Richard McGaughey seconded, and the Board voted 4-0-1, with Lindsy Vayda voting yes, Pamela Campanella voting yes, Joshua Reilly voting yes, Richard McGaughey voting yes, and Daniel Lee abstaining, to close the public hearing on the FY21 Salary and Wage schedule..” (Motion: Vayda, second: McGaughey)
Lower the quorum of the November 18, 2020 Special Town Meeting to 60 Town Meeting Members, as recommended by the Town Moderator
Lindsy Vayda moved, Richard McGaughey seconded, and the Board voted unanimously, with Lindsy Vayda voting yes, Pamela Campanella voting yes, Joshua Reilly voting yes, Richard McGaughey voting yes, and Daniel Lee voting yes, to lower the quorum of the November 18, 2020 Special Town Meeting to 60 Town Meeting Members, as recommended by the Town Moderator.
“Lindsy Vayda moved, Richard McGaughey seconded, and the Board voted unanimously, with Lindsy Vayda voting yes, Pamela Campanella voting yes, Joshua Reilly voting yes, Richard McGaughey voting yes, and Daniel Lee voting yes, to lower the quorum of the November 18, 2020 Special Town Meeting to 60 Town Meeting Members, as recommended by the Town Moderator..” (Motion: Vayda, second: McGaughey)
From the Holbrook Select Board’s official minutes, posted in the town’s Agenda Center. We check every vote against the Select Board members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos: the members’ own campaign Facebook pages (Patricia Conway, Christopher Eddington, Christopher Lade). No photo found yet for Kevin Costa or Pamela Campanella.
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