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At the start of 12 of 14 Board of Selectmen meetings in 2026–2027 Board.
Missed
August 31, 2026: Approve the Warrant for 8/31/2026: Payroll $164,914.86; Withholding Warrant $200,602.82; Warrant $110,961.04
To approve the Warrant for 8/31/2026: Payroll $164,914.86; Withholding Warrant $200,602.82; Warrant $110,961.04
Voted: Abstained
Yes: Johnson, Pereira, VadnaisAbstained: Mills
“Motion made by R. Johnson to approve the Warrant for 8/31/2026: Payroll $164,914.86; Withholding Warrant $200,602.82; Warrant $110,961.04. Second by D. Pereira. Vote 3-0 Selectman Mills abstained..” (Motion: Johnson, second: Pereira)
August 31, 2026: Ratify the Warrant for 8/17/2026: Payroll $172,639.60; Withholding Warrant $44,011.66; Warrant $3,293,588.55; Warrant $4,316.67; and Warrant for 8/24/2026: Payroll $155,951.26; Withholding Warrant $44,400.84; Warrant $47
To ratify the Warrant for 8/17/2026: Payroll $172,639.60; Withholding Warrant $44,011.66; Warrant $3,293,588.55; Warrant $4,316.67; and Warrant for 8/24/2026: Payroll $155,951.26; Withholding Warrant $44,400.84; Warrant $475,234.16; Veterans Warrant $3,369.35
Voted: Abstained
Yes: Johnson, Pereira, VadnaisAbstained: Mills
“Motion made by R. Johnson to ratify the Warrant for 8/17/2026: Payroll $172,639.60; Withholding Warrant $44,011.66; Warrant $3,293,588.55; Warrant $4,316.67; and Warrant for 8/24/2026: Payroll $155,951.26; Withholding Warrant $44,400.84; Warrant $475,234.16; Veterans Warrant $3,369.35. Second by D. Pereira. Vote 3-0 Selectman Mills abstained..” (Motion: Johnson, second: Pereira)
August 10, 2026: Ratify the Warrant for August 3, 2026: Payroll $166,782.22; Withholding Warrant $197,581.01; Warrant $44,354.85
To ratify the Warrant for August 3, 2026: Payroll $166,782.22; Withholding Warrant $197,581.01; Warrant $44,354.85
Voted: Abstained
Yes: Johnson, Solas, VadnaisAbstained: Mills
“Motion by G. Solas to ratify the Warrant for August 3, 2026: Payroll $166,782.22; Withholding Warrant $197,581.01; Warrant $44,354.85. Second by R. Johnson. Vote 3-0 Selectman Mills abstained..” (Motion: Solas, second: Johnson)
August 10, 2026: Ratify the Warrant for August 10, 2026: Payroll $161,147.96; Withholding Warrant $43,001.88; Warrant $471,866.85
To ratify the Warrant for August 10, 2026: Payroll $161,147.96; Withholding Warrant $43,001.88; Warrant $471,866.85
Voted: Abstained
Yes: Johnson, Solas, VadnaisAbstained: Mills
“Motion by G. Solas to ratify the Warrant for August 10, 2026: Payroll $161,147.96; Withholding Warrant $43,001.88; Warrant $471,866.85. Second by R. Johnson. Vote 3-0 Selectman Mills abstained..” (Motion: Solas, second: Johnson)
July 27, 2026: Ratify the Warrant for 7-20-2026: Payroll $186,172.71; Withholding Warrant $56,320.65; Warrant $84,541.77. Refund Warrant $8,740.62; Refund Warrant $5,339.62
To ratify the Warrant for 7-20-2026: Payroll $186,172.71; Withholding Warrant $56,320.65; Warrant $84,541.77. Refund Warrant $8,740.62; Refund Warrant $5,339.62
Voted: Abstained
Yes: Johnson, Pereira, SolasAbstained: Mills
“Motion by G. Solas to ratify the Warrant for 7-20-2026: Payroll $186,172.71; Withholding Warrant $56,320.65; Warrant $84,541.77. Refund Warrant $8,740.62; Refund Warrant $5,339.62. Second by D. Pereira. Vote 3-0 Selectman Mills abstained..” (Motion: Solas, second: Pereira)
July 27, 2026: Approve the Warrant for July 27, 2026: Payroll $177,550.67; Withholding Warrant $54,050.74; Warrant $97,115.54; Veterans Warrant $3,418.68
To approve the Warrant for July 27, 2026: Payroll $177,550.67; Withholding Warrant $54,050.74; Warrant $97,115.54; Veterans Warrant $3,418.68
The names in the minutes do not match the count (3-0), so individual votes are not shown.
“Motion by G. Solas to approve the Warrant for July 27, 2026: Payroll $177,550.67; Withholding Warrant $54,050.74; Warrant $97,115.54; Veterans Warrant $3,418.68. Second by D. Pereira. Vote 3-0 Selectman Mills abstained. Selectman Johnson was not present for the discussion or vote on the Minutes, and Agenda Items 4, 5, and 6..” (Motion: Solas, second: Pereira)
July 27, 2026: Approve the One Day Liquor License for Wine & Malt Beverage License for the following dates; 8/14/2026, 8/15/2026 and 8/16/2026, for the Holy Ghost Brotherhood of Charity, at 43 Broad…
To approve the One Day Liquor License for Wine & Malt Beverage License for the following dates; 8/14/2026, 8/15/2026 and 8/16/2026, for the Holy Ghost Brotherhood of Charity, at 43 Broad Street
The minutes give the count (3-0) but not how each member voted.
“Motion by G. Solas to approve the One Day Liquor License for Wine & Malt Beverage License for the following dates; 8/14/2026, 8/15/2026 and 8/16/2026, for the Holy Ghost Brotherhood of Charity, at 43 Broad Street. Second by D. Pereira. Vote 3-0.” (Motion: Solas, second: Pereira)
July 27, 2026: Approve One Day All Alcohol Beverages for the following dates 9/11/2026 and 8/26/2026, for the Holy Ghost Brotherhood of Charity, 43 Broad Street
To approve One Day All Alcohol Beverages for the following dates 9/11/2026 and 8/26/2026, for the Holy Ghost Brotherhood of Charity, 43 Broad Street
The minutes give the count (3-0) but not how each member voted.
“Motion by G. Solas to approve One Day All Alcohol Beverages for the following dates 9/11/2026 and 8/26/2026, for the Holy Ghost Brotherhood of Charity, 43 Broad Street. Second by D. Pereira. Vote 3-0.” (Motion: Solas, second: Pereira)
July 27, 2026: Approve Hawkers & Peddlers License, for Matthew Thornton, an employee of Trinity Solar LLC, for the purpose of soliciting residents to purchase solar energy products through April 30th, 2027
To approve Hawkers & Peddlers License, for Matthew Thornton, an employee of Trinity Solar LLC, for the purpose of soliciting residents to purchase solar energy products through April 30th, 2027
The minutes give the count (3-0) but not how each member voted.
“Motion by G. Solas to approve Hawkers & Peddlers License, for Matthew Thornton, an employee of Trinity Solar LLC, for the purpose of soliciting residents to purchase solar energy products through April 30th, 2027. Second by D. Pereira. Vote 3-0.” (Motion: Solas, second: Pereira)
July 27, 2026: Sign the Warrant for the 2026 State Primary, the first Tuesday in September 2026, 7 AM to 8 PM, at the Heritage Meeting Hall
To sign the Warrant for the 2026 State Primary, the first Tuesday in September 2026, 7 AM to 8 PM, at the Heritage Meeting Hall
The minutes give the count (3-0) but not how each member voted.
“Motion by G. Solas to sign the Warrant for the 2026 State Primary, the first Tuesday in September 2026, 7 AM to 8 PM, at the Heritage Meeting Hall. Second by D. Pereira. Vote 3-0.” (Motion: Solas, second: Pereira)
From the Rehoboth Board of Selectmen’s official minutes, posted on the town website. We check every vote against the members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Member photos: cropped from the Town of Rehoboth’s captioned Board of Selectmen photo (rehobothma.gov). The original is small, so the photos look soft. Skip Vadnais: NBC 10 WJAR (December 2024).
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