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Steve Darcy
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At the start of 33 of 34 Select Board meetings in 2025–2026 Board.
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March 16, 2026: Special Town Meeting Article 1 (Unpaid Bills) to the warrant
To move Special Town Meeting Article 1 (Unpaid Bills) to the warrant
Voted: Yes
The minutes list the warrant votes in a short list; they say "the general motion was to move the article forward to the official Town Meeting Warrant unless otherwise noted." The minutes say "Approved unanimously" (or "approved unanimously"), so every member present is shown as voting yes.
“Article 1 – Unpaid Bills: Approved unanimously..”
March 16, 2026: Special Town Meeting Article 4 (Compensated Absence Fund) to the warrant
To move Special Town Meeting Article 4 (Compensated Absence Fund) to the warrant
Voted: Yes
The minutes list the warrant votes in a short list; they say "the general motion was to move the article forward to the official Town Meeting Warrant unless otherwise noted." The minutes say "Approved unanimously" (or "approved unanimously"), so every member present is shown as voting yes.
“Article 4 – Compensated Absence Fund: Approved unanimously..”
March 16, 2026: Annual Town Meeting Article 1 to the warrant
To move Annual Town Meeting Article 1 to the warrant
Voted: Yes
The minutes list the warrant votes in a short list; they say "the general motion was to move the article forward to the official Town Meeting Warrant unless otherwise noted." The minutes say "Approved unanimously" (or "approved unanimously"), so every member present is shown as voting yes.
March 16, 2026: Annual Town Meeting Article 2 to the warrant
To move Annual Town Meeting Article 2 to the warrant
Voted: Yes
The minutes list the warrant votes in a short list; they say "the general motion was to move the article forward to the official Town Meeting Warrant unless otherwise noted." The minutes say "Approved unanimously" (or "approved unanimously"), so every member present is shown as voting yes.
March 16, 2026: Annual Town Meeting Articles 8–12 (Revolving Funds) to the warrant
To move Annual Town Meeting Articles 8–12 (Revolving Funds) to the warrant
Voted: Yes
The minutes list the warrant votes in a short list; they say "the general motion was to move the article forward to the official Town Meeting Warrant unless otherwise noted." The minutes say "Approved unanimously" (or "approved unanimously"), so every member present is shown as voting yes.
“Articles 8–12 – Revolving Funds: Approved unanimously..”
March 16, 2026: Annual Town Meeting Article 14 (Chapter 90) to the warrant
To move Annual Town Meeting Article 14 (Chapter 90) to the warrant
Voted: Yes
The minutes list the warrant votes in a short list; they say "the general motion was to move the article forward to the official Town Meeting Warrant unless otherwise noted." The minutes say "Approved unanimously" (or "approved unanimously"), so every member present is shown as voting yes.
“Article 14 – Chapter 90: Mr. Sumner is still looking into whether this item is necessary to be included on the warrant or redundant. Approved unanimously..”
March 16, 2026: Annual Town Meeting Article 15 (PEG Access) to the warrant
To move Annual Town Meeting Article 15 (PEG Access) to the warrant
Voted: Yes
The minutes list the warrant votes in a short list; they say "the general motion was to move the article forward to the official Town Meeting Warrant unless otherwise noted." The minutes say "Approved unanimously" (or "approved unanimously"), so every member present is shown as voting yes.
“Article 15 – PEG Access: Approved unanimously..”
March 16, 2026: Annual Town Meeting Article 16 (Community Preservation Act Funding) to the warrant
To move Annual Town Meeting Article 16 (Community Preservation Act Funding) to the warrant
Voted: Yes
The minutes list the warrant votes in a short list; they say "the general motion was to move the article forward to the official Town Meeting Warrant unless otherwise noted." The minutes say "Approved unanimously" (or "approved unanimously"), so every member present is shown as voting yes.
“Article 16 – Community Preservation Act Funding: Approved unanimously..”
March 16, 2026: Annual Town Meeting Article 17 (Community Preservation Act Projects), items 1–7, 9 and 10, to the warrant
To move Annual Town Meeting Article 17 (Community Preservation Act Projects), items 1–7, 9 and 10, to the warrant
Voted: Yes
The minutes list the warrant votes in a short list; they say "the general motion was to move the article forward to the official Town Meeting Warrant unless otherwise noted." The minutes say "Approved unanimously" (or "approved unanimously"), so every member present is shown as voting yes.
“Article 17: Community Preservation Act Projects: Items 1–7, 9, and 10 approved unanimously;.”
March 16, 2026: Annual Town Meeting Article 17 (Community Preservation Act Projects), item 8, to the warrant
To move Annual Town Meeting Article 17 (Community Preservation Act Projects), item 8, to the warrant
Voted: Yes
Yes: Darcy, SimpsonNo: KelleyThe minutes list the warrant votes in a short list; they say "the general motion was to move the article forward to the official Town Meeting Warrant unless otherwise noted."
“Item 8 approved by a vote of 2–1 (Mr. Kelley opposed; Mr. Darcy and Ms. Simpson in favor)..”
From the Marshfield Select Board’s official minutes, posted on the town website. We check every vote against the Select Board members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos of current members: stills from WATD News candidate videos (Chris Rohland and Rick Smith, 2026) and Marshfield Community Media’s “Meet the Candidates” (Eric Kelley). Former members show initials.
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