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2 recorded votes, 2 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda
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Start my ballot →Present: Kimberley A. Emberg, Donald J. Alcombright, Richard Arruda, Jessica M. Kramer
Absent: Sheila Vaughn
Require protective masking in all Town Buildings for employees and customers. Employees who are...
I move the Board of Selectmen require protective masking in all Town Buildings for employees and customers. Employees who are able to keep a 6ft distance in private offices may remove their masks if fully vaccinated. I also authorize the Town Administrator to lift the mandatory mask mandate after consultation with the Health Agent.
The minutes give the count 2-3-0 and name Emberg (N), Vaughn (N), Arruda (N); individual votes left blank because names, count and attendance do not line up.
“Motion by Ms. Kramer, second by Mr. Alcombright, and a 2-3-0 vote (Ms. Emberg, Ms. Vaughn, and Mr. Arruda voted against) VOTE: I move the Board of Selectmen require protective masking in all Town Buildings for employees and customers. Employees who are able to keep a 6ft distance in private offices may remove their masks if fully vaccinated. I also authorize the Town Administrator to lift the mandatory mask mand.” (Motion: Kramer, second: Alcombright)
Adjourn
I move to adjourn
The minutes give only the count. Count totals 5 but 4 members are on the attendance line.
“Motion by Mr. Arruda, second by Mr. Alcombri.” (Motion: Arruda, second: Alcombright)
From the Kingston Board of Selectmen’s official minutes, posted in the town’s meeting portal and older Agenda Center. We check every count against the members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos: Kimberley Emberg from the Town of Kingston 2023 Annual Town Report (captioned group photo); Sheila Vaughn and Joseph Cunningham Jr. from The Local Seen candidate videos (2026). Melissa Bateman from The Local Seen video of the June 2, 2026 Board of Selectmen meeting (identified by the nameplate in front of each member). Carl Pike shows initials for now. Former members show initials.
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