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At the start of 22 of 22 Board of Selectmen meetings in 2021–2022 Board.
Missed none.
April 6, 2022: Accept the FY23 Budget as presented while recusing herself from any compensation or...
MOVED to accept the FY23 Budget as presented while recusing herself from any compensation or insurance benefit line items that may impact her husband or her family
Voted: Yes
The minutes say this member recused from certain budget lines only; recorded as part of the unanimous vote.
“Ms. Anderson MOVED to accept the FY23 Budget as presented while recusing herself from any compensation or insurance benefit line items that may impact her husband or her family, Ms. Reyes seconded with the addition that she recuse herself from the library budget entirely and the educational budget, particularly pertaining to teacher salaries, and so voted unanimously..” (Motion: Anderson, second: Reyes)
March 2, 2022: Ratify the Executive Assistant Contract as presented
MOVED to ratify the Executive Assistant Contract as presented
Voted: No
Yes: Kinahan, ReyesNo: AndersonMinutes name the member(s) voting no/recused and give the count; the other members present are shown as yes.
“Ms. Reyes MOVED to ratify the Executive Assistant Contract as presented, Chairman Kinahan seconded and Ms. Anderson voted against..” (Motion: Reyes, second: Kinahan) The minutes name who voted no but give no count; the count shown is from those names.
March 2, 2022: Ratify the Town Administrator Contract as presented
MOVED to ratify the Town Administrator Contract as presented
Voted: No
Yes: Kinahan, ReyesNo: AndersonMinutes name the member(s) voting no/recused and give the count; the other members present are shown as yes.
“Ms. Reyes MOVED to ratify the Town Administrator Contract as presented, Chairman Kinahan seconded and Ms. Anderson voted against..” (Motion: Reyes, second: Kinahan) The minutes name who voted no but give no count; the count shown is from those names.
March 2, 2022: Approve the Town Hall Dress Code Policy
MOVED to approve the Town Hall Dress Code Policy
Voted: No
Yes: Kinahan, ReyesNo: AndersonMinutes name the member(s) voting no/recused and give the count; the other members present are shown as yes.
“Ms. Reyes MOVED to approve the Town Hall Dress Code Policy, Chairman Kinahan seconded and Ms. Anderson voted against..” (Motion: Reyes, second: Kinahan) The minutes name who voted no but give no count; the count shown is from those names.
November 17, 2021 (Joint meeting): Continue the hearing until , after the Board of Assessors have officially met to...
MOVED to continue the hearing until , after the Board of Assessors have officially met to review and vote on the figures presented
The minutes give only the count ("two in favor, one opposed").
“Ms. Anderson stated she was uncomfortable with the process and MOVED to continue the hearing until , after the Board of Assessors have officially met to review and vote on the figures presented, Ms. Reyes seconded, and so voted; two in favor, one opposed..” (Motion: Anderson, second: Reyes)
June 16, 2021: Ratify the amended Library Union Collective Bargaining Agreement
MOVED to ratify the amended Library Union Collective Bargaining Agreement
The minutes give only the count ("two in favor, one recused").
“Ms. Anderson MOVED to ratify the amended Library Union Collective Bargaining Agreement, Chairman Kinahan seconded, and so voted, two in favor, one recused..” (Motion: Anderson, second: Kinahan)
June 2, 2021: Ratify the Assistant DPW Director's contract as presented
MOVED to ratify the Assistant DPW Director's contract as presented
Voted: R
Yes: Kinahan, ReyesMinutes give the count ("two in favor, one recused"); the recused member is named in the sentence before: "Anderson recused herself from voting on Assistant DPW Director, Shawn Anderson's contract, to whom she is married". Minutes name the member(s) voting no/recused and give the count; the other members present are shown as yes.
“Ms. Reyes MOVED to ratify the Assistant DPW Director's contract as presented, Chairman Kinahan seconded, and so voted, two in favor, one recused..” (Motion: Reyes, second: Kinahan) The minutes name who voted no but give no count; the count shown is from those names.
April 21, 2021: Approve the proposed Library Budget increase
MOVED to approve the proposed Library Budget increase
The minutes give only the count ("two in favor, one abstained").
“Ms. Anderson MOVED to approve the proposed Library Budget increase, Mr. Kinahan seconded, and so voted, two in favor one abstained..” (Motion: Anderson, second: Kinahan)
From the West Bridgewater Board of Selectmen’s official minutes, posted on the town’s Agendas & Minutes page. We check every vote against the members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos: Town of West Bridgewater, “Learn More About Your Selectmen” page (westbridgewaterma.org). Former members show initials.
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