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How the Westport Select Board voted, from the Select Board’s official minutes. 5 members elected townwide to 3-year terms, 1 or 2 seats each April. Elected April 14, 2026 (Jake McGuigan and Rick Mundy); board reorganized April 27, 2026. Covers 9 meetings so far, April 27 to September 14, 2026.
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What does the Select Board do? It is the town’s executive board. It prepares the Town Meeting warrant (the list of articles voters decide), appoints members of many town boards, hires the town’s top staff, signs warrants to pay town bills, and grants licenses and permits.
Town Meeting, not the Select Board, votes the town budget and town bylaws.
Sources: Massachusetts Select Board Handbook (MMA) · Mass. Division of Local Services: the town budgetYour Westport ballot: 16 quizzes, about a minute each.
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Westport Select Board: 6 out of 10 · Partly open
How easy Westport makes it to see, online, how each member votes. It scores the town’s records, not any official. Checked October 3, 2026.
- Minutes postedMinutes are posted for nearly every meeting in the past year.Full points: 2/2
- Each vote namedThe minutes name the members who voted no, abstained or were absent, but not each member’s yes vote.Part points: 2/3
- Posted quicklyMinutes usually go up within about three weeks.Full points: 2/2
- Past years onlineSelect Board minutes online start in January 2022, under five years.No points: 0/1
- Readable textThe minutes are scanned images, so you can’t search or copy the text.No points: 0/1
- Member photosThe Select Board page lists members by name, with no photos.No points: 0/1
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What Town Meeting decided
In Westport, Town Meeting — not the Select Board — votes the town budget, bylaws and zoning. Here is what it did with each article, in the Town Clerk’s own words. Any registered voter can take part, and most votes are by voice or show of hands, so there is no list of who voted which way.
Annual Town Meeting · May 6, 2025 34 votes: 30 passed, 3 passed as amended, 1 no action
- Art. 1 Pay prior-year bills (motion to pass over) No action “Carried Unanimously, 7:25pm”
- Art. 2 Transfer $94,000 between FY2025 budget lines Passed “Carried Unanimously, 7:28pm”
- Art. 3 Fix FY2026 salaries of elected Town officers, total $156,077 Passed “Carried Unanimously, 7:30pm”
- Art. 4 FY2026 operating budget, $55,250,298 as moved ($54,454,439 from taxation); Transfer Station line amended to add $21,500 from receipts Passed as amended “Vote on amended item: Carried, 7:47pm”
- Art. 5 Capital items totaling $2,271,000 from Free Cash and Assessor Overlay (cemetery, cruisers, fire trucks, school security, generators) Passed “Vote on amended item: Carried, 7:51pm”
- Art. 6 Authorize borrowing in anticipation of FY2026 revenue Passed “Carried Unanimously, 7:57pm”
- Art. 7 Marine Services Enterprise FY2026 budget, $187,701 from user charges Passed “Carried Unanimously, 7:58pm”
- Art. 8 Waterline Enterprise FY2026 budget, $442,500 ($287,500 user charges, $155,000 retained earnings) Passed “Carried Unanimously, 8:00pm”
- Art. 9 Town Beaches Enterprise FY2026 budget, $169,830 from user charges Passed “Carried Unanimously, 8:02pm”
- Art. 10 Community Television FY2026 budget, $233,049 from the Cable Television Special Revenue Fund Passed “Carried Unanimously, 8:04pm”
- Art. 11 Set Fire Department ambulance revolving fund spending limit at $195,000 Passed “Carried Unanimously, 8:05pm”
- Art. 12 Set FY2026 spending limits for the Town's revolving funds Passed “Carried Unanimously, 8:09pm”
- Art. 13 Community Preservation budget: playground $250,000, youth league $150,000, Affordable Housing Trust $300,000, historic grants, reserves Passed “Carried, 8:13pm”
- Art. 14 Raise local room occupancy (hotel) tax from 4% to 6% Passed as amended “Vote to approve motion as amended: Carried, 8:27pm”
- Art. 15 Transfer $27,000 from the Municipal Waterways Fund for Marine Services skiffs Passed “Carried Unanimously, 8:29pm”
- Art. 16 Transfer $60,900 (2021 balance) to the Assessors for software and revaluation Passed “Carried, 8:30pm”
- Art. 17 Borrow $500,000 through the Mass. Clean Water Trust for residential septic system repair loans Passed “Carried with 2/3 Vote, 8:34pm”
- Art. 18 Appropriate $15,000 from Free Cash for household hazardous waste collection Passed “Carried Unanimously, 8:35pm”
- Art. 19 Transfer $25,000 from Transfer Station Receipts Reserve for a roll-off container and light equipment Passed “Carried Unanimously, 8:36pm”
- Art. 20 Amend 2022 vote so Tax Title Collection Revolving Fund money can be spent by the Treasurer/Collector Passed “Carried Unanimously, 8:38pm”
- Art. 21 Set Tax Title Collection Revolving Fund spending limit at $75,000 Passed “Carried Unanimously, 8:39pm”
- Art. 22 Accept deed in lieu of foreclosure for two tax-title parcels off Briggs Road (Map 29, Parcels 6 and 7) Passed “Carried Unanimously, 8:44pm”
- Art. 23 Rescind unused $83,500 borrowing authorization from 2006 for open space land Passed “Carried Unanimously, 8:46pm”
- Art. 24 By-law: no elected officer may serve on the Finance Committee Passed “Vote to approve motion as printed on warrant: Carried, 9:07pm”
- Art. 25 By-law: remove residency requirements, keeping a hiring preference for residents Passed “Carried Unanimously, 9:09pm”
- Art. 26 Zoning: add Short Term Rental section requiring an annual permit Passed “Carried by 2/3 Vote, 9:20pm”
- Art. 27 General by-law: Short Term Rental permit issued annually by the Select Board Passed “Carried, 9:24pm”
- Art. 28 Zoning: replace accessory apartment rules with Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) rules Passed as amended “Vote on Article: Carried, 9:33pm”
- Art. 29 Personnel By-Law: add part-time Production Assistant for Cable Advisory Passed “Carried Unanimously, 9:35pm”
- Art. 30 Accept Granite Post Road as a public way (citizen petition) Passed “Carried Unanimously, 9:38pm”
- Art. 31 Accept Maya Way as a public way (citizen petition) Passed “Carried, 9:40pm”
- Art. 32 Transfer $350,000 from Free Cash to the Stabilization Fund Passed “Carried Unanimously, 9:40pm”
- Art. 33 Transfer $300,000 from Free Cash to the Capital Stabilization Fund Passed “Carried Unanimously, 9:41pm”
- Art. 34 Transfer $175,000 from Free Cash to the Special Education Reserve Fund Passed “Carried, 9:48pm”
Source: Town Clerk's minutes of the May 6, 2025 Annual Town Meeting.
Annual Town Meeting · May 7, 2024 46 votes: 35 passed, 1 passed as amended, 5 failed, 5 no action
- Art. 1 Article removed from warrant; motion to pass over No action “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 2 Transfer $240,571.07 among accounts, including $124,310.29 from Free Cash to the Opioid Settlement Account Passed “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 3 Fix FY2025 salaries of elected Town officers, total $146,501 Passed “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 4 FY2025 operating budget, $52,836,487 as moved ($51,923,589 from taxation); school, library and debt lines amended Passed as amended “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 5 Capital items totaling $1,000,000 from Free Cash (firewall, 2 cruisers, brush truck, highway vehicles, school bathrooms, truck) Passed “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 6 Authorize borrowing in anticipation of FY2025 revenue Passed “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 7 Marine Services Enterprise FY2025 budget, $183,632 from user charges Passed “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 8 Waterline Enterprise FY2025 budget, $288,050 from user charges Passed “Vote: Carried”
- Art. 9 Town Beaches Enterprise FY2025 budget, $143,750 from user charges Passed “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 10 Community Television FY2025 budget, $226,134 from the Cable Television Special Revenue Fund Passed “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 11 Set Fire Department ambulance revolving fund spending limit at $190,000 Passed “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 12 Set FY2025 spending limits for the Town's revolving funds Passed “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 13 Community Preservation budget: $350,000 Bicentennial Park playground, $300,000 Affordable Housing Trust, historic projects, reserves Passed “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 14 Borrow $7,000,000 (contingent on a debt exclusion) for water and sewer on Route 6 from Fall River line to Route 88 Failed “Vote: Defeated”
- Art. 15 Authorize sewer betterment assessments (20% of costs) for the Route 6 sewer project, Fall River line to Route 88 Failed “Vote: Defeated”
- Art. 16 Establish a Sewer Enterprise Fund and create a Sewer Commission Failed “Vote: Defeated”
- Art. 17 Accept G.L. c. 59, § 57A: property tax bills of $100 or less payable in one installment Passed “Vote: Carried”
- Art. 18 Accept G.L. c. 44, § 54(b) to let Town trust funds be invested under the Prudent Investment Rule Passed “Vote: Carried”
- Art. 19 Rescind unused $211,000 borrowing authorization from 2021 for a conservation restriction Passed “Vote: Carried”
- Art. 20 Appropriate $20,000 from Free Cash for the Assessors' revaluation program Passed “Vote: Carried”
- Art. 21 Article removed from warrant; motion to pass over No action “Vote: Carried”
- Art. 22 Amend 2021 Town Meeting vote (Art. 28) by deleting "with qualified nitrogen reducing systems" Passed “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 23 Appropriate $29,000 from Transfer Station Receipts Reserve for two roll-off containers and light equipment Passed “Vote: Carried”
- Art. 24 Rescind 2023 transfers of $93,497.85 and $9,175 to Capital Stabilization Passed “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 25 Transfer $93,497.85 (unused middle school remediation funds) to Westport Community Schools for building repairs Passed “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 26 Transfer $9,175 (unused police station mold remediation funds) for Town building repairs Passed “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 27 Transfer $41,605.10 (unused gym floor funds) to Westport Community Schools to pave the Elementary School parking lot Passed “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 28 Transfer $15,000 from the Beach Enterprise Fund to buy land at Cherry & Webb Beach (Map 91, Lots 29 & 30) Passed “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 29 Transfer $49,000 from the Beach Enterprise Fund to replace Cherry & Webb Beach fence and buy a beach vehicle Passed “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 30 Transfer $30,000 from the Municipal Waterways Fund for Marine Services outboard motors Passed “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 31 Transfer Map 79, Lots 4 and 5 from the Select Board to the Conservation Commission for conservation Passed “Vote: Carried by 2/3 vote per moderator”
- Art. 32 Elect a five-member municipal light board (motion to pass over) No action “Vote: Carried”
- Art. 33 Zoning: add Short-Term Rental (STR) section with registration and rules Failed “Vote: Defeated”
- Art. 34 Zoning: revise Science and Technology Overlay District into a Mixed Use overlay and expand its map (motion to pass over) No action “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 35 Zoning: add a definition of "Congregate Living" Passed “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 36 Zoning: eliminate the Unrestricted district and rezone that land to Residential/Agricultural Passed “Vote: Carried by 2/3 vote per moderator”
- Art. 37 Zoning: add a new Westport Gateway District on Route 6 (motion to pass over) No action “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 38 Zoning: raise minimum front yard lot width from 50 to 100 feet Failed “Vote: Defeated”
- Art. 39 Personnel By-Law: add beach, IT and Town Engineer positions; make Recreation Director full-time Passed “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 40 Petition the Legislature for an extra package-store liquor license at 634 American Legion Highway Passed “Vote: Carried”
- Art. 41 Accept gift of land from F. L. Tripp and Sons, Inc. (Map 54, Parcels 33 and 33A) Passed “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 42 Accept Rita Lane Extension as a public way (citizen petition) Passed “Vote: Carried”
- Art. 43 Accept G.L. c. 40, § 13E to create a Special Education Reserve Fund Passed “Vote: Carried”
- Art. 44 Transfer $55,496.42 (unused clock/paging funds) to the Special Education Stabilization Fund Passed “Vote: Carried”
- Art. 45 Transfer $250,000 from Free Cash to the Capital Stabilization Fund Passed “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
- Art. 46 Transfer $100,000 from Free Cash to the Stabilization Fund Passed “Vote: Carried Unanimously”
Source: Town Clerk's minutes of the May 7, 2024 Annual Town Meeting.
Not here yet: the 2026 Annual Town Meeting (the Town Clerk has not posted its minutes yet). No Special Town Meeting records were found for 2024 to 2026.
Titles are short descriptions of each article from the official record; the quoted words are the Town Clerk’s. A vote at Town Meeting is not the final word on everything: some articles also need a ballot vote (such as a tax override) or the Attorney General’s approval (bylaws).
Members
ChairShana TeasChair · Elected townwide · at 8 of 9 meetings✓ Every meeting 2026
Vice-ChairJake McGuiganVice Chair · Elected townwide · at 9 of 9 meetings
Richard W. BrewerSelect Board Member · Elected townwide · at 9 of 9 meetings
Craig J. DutraSelect Board Member · Elected townwide · at 8 of 9 meetings✓ Every meeting 2026
Rick MundyClerk · Elected townwide · at 9 of 9 meetings"At X of Y meetings" counts the members the minutes list as present at the start of each meeting in this record. Members who step out are listed on each meeting page.
Attendance
16 full-board meetings so far this year, through September 14. Ties share a rank.
1Richard W. Brewer16 of 16 meetings Every meeting100%1Jake McGuigan16 of 16 meetings Every meeting100%1Rick Mundy9 of 9 meetings · served from Apr Every meeting100%4Craig J. Dutra14 of 16 meetings88%4Shana Teas14 of 16 meetings88%6Manuel Soares, Jr.3 of 7 meetings · served until Apr43%25 full-board meetings in 2024. Ties share a rank.
1Richard W. Brewer25 of 25 meetings Every meeting100%1Manuel Soares, Jr.25 of 25 meetings Every meeting100%1Craig J. Dutra18 of 18 meetings · served from May Every meeting100%4Steven J. Ouellette24 of 25 meetings96%5Shana Teas23 of 25 meetings92%6Ann E. Boxler6 of 7 meetings · served until Apr86%27 full-board meetings in 2023. Ties share a rank.
1Richard W. Brewer27 of 27 meetings Every meeting100%1Steven J. Ouellette27 of 27 meetings Every meeting100%3Ann E. Boxler26 of 27 meetings96%4Shana Teas25 of 27 meetings93%5Manuel Soares, Jr.18 of 20 meetings · served from Apr90%6Brian Valcourt5 of 7 meetings · served until Apr71%27 full-board meetings in 2022. Ties share a rank.
1Richard W. Brewer27 of 27 meetings Every meeting100%1Steven J. Ouellette27 of 27 meetings Every meeting100%3Ann E. Boxler25 of 27 meetings93%4Shana Teas24 of 27 meetings89%5Brian Valcourt22 of 27 meetings81%From the official minutes: full-board meetings only (committee meetings are not counted). Members are counted only for meetings held while they served, and arriving late counts as attending. The minutes rarely say why a member was absent. Not shown: 2025, because too many of that year’s meetings are missing from the posted minutes.
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Meetings
About missing minutes
Not here yet: the town has posted minutes online only from January 2022. Its Select Board page has no minutes for the April 22, 2024 meeting (when the board is believed to have reorganized), for May through mid-August 2025 (June 16, 2025 has an agenda only), or for February 23 and September 28, 2026. The minutes are scanned images; we read them with text recognition and checked the counts by hand. A few motions were made and seconded but no vote is recorded, or the motion was withdrawn; those are left out, as are votes by other boards (such as the Housing Authority) at joint meetings. Where a count doesn’t match the members listed as present, the vote is noted; we will ask the town to confirm.
Votes where members disagreed
Most board votes are unanimous. These are the ones where at least one member voted no or abstained, newest first.
Sep 14Consideration and Possible Vote to Revoke Town Wharfage Privileges…Motion: to place the vessel owner on notice, that he is subject…Passed 3–1 · No: Mundy · Abstained: Dutra
September 14, 2026 · Item a: Consideration and Possible Vote to Revoke Town Wharfage Privileges for the Vessel Hard Labor, Owned by Mr
To place the vessel owner on notice, that he is subject to a one-year probationary period beginning September 14, 2026, with any further violation of the applicable wharfage rules and regula
Yes: Brewer, McGuigan, TeasNo: MundyAbstained: Dutra
From the minutes
“ACTION: After a motion was made by Mr. Brewer and seconded by Mr. McGuigan, it was voted in favor 3-1-1 (Mr. Mundy opposed & Mr. Dutra abstained) to place the vessel owner on notice, that he is subject to a one-year probationary period beginning September 14, 2026, with any further violation of the applicable wharfage rules and regula.” (Motion: Brewer, second: McGuigan)
Sep 14Consideration and Possible Vote to Revoke Town Wharfage Privileges…Motion: to approve the Common Victualler License for Baker's BeachPassed 4–0 · Abstained: McGuigan
September 14, 2026 · Item a: Consideration and Possible Vote to Revoke Town Wharfage Privileges for the Vessel Hard Labor, Owned by Mr
To approve the Common Victualler License for Baker's Beach
Yes: Brewer, Dutra, Mundy, TeasAbstained: McGuigan
From the minutes
“ACTION: After a motion was made by Mr. Mundy and seconded by Mr. Brewer, it was voted in favor 4-0-1 (Mr. McGuigan abstained) to approve the Common Victualler License for Baker's Beach.” (Motion: Mundy, second: Brewer)
Sep 14Consideration and Possible Vote to Revoke Town Wharfage Privileges…Motion: to approve the Seasonal All-Alcohol License for Bay Breeze Inc dba…Passed 4–0 · Abstained: Dutra
September 14, 2026 · Item a: Consideration and Possible Vote to Revoke Town Wharfage Privileges for the Vessel Hard Labor, Owned by Mr
To approve the Seasonal All-Alcohol License for Bay Breeze Inc dba Westport Sea Farms
Yes: Brewer, McGuigan, Mundy, TeasAbstained: Dutra
From the minutes
“ACTION: After a motion was made by Mr. McGuigan and seconded by Mr. Brewer, it was voted in favor 4-0-1 (Mr. Dutra abstained) to approve the Seasonal All-Alcohol License for Bay Breeze Inc dba Westport Sea Farms.” (Motion: McGuigan, second: Brewer)
Sep 14Old High School Property Master Plan Update and Potential…Motion: to direct Brewster Thornton Group Architects to proceed with cost estimating…Passed 4–1 · No: Dutra
September 14, 2026 · Item f: Old High School Property Master Plan Update and Potential Action on Next Steps
To direct Brewster Thornton Group Architects to proceed with cost estimating of the revised concept plan, removing affordable housing from the current concept while including well and septic evaluation based on t
Yes: Brewer, McGuigan, Mundy, TeasNo: Dutra
From the minutes
“ACTION: After a motion was made by Ms. Teas and seconded by McGuigan, it was voted in favor 4-1-0 (Mr. Dutra opposed) to direct Brewster Thornton Group Architects to proceed with cost estimating of the revised concept plan, removing affordable housing from the current concept while including well and septic evaluation based on t.” (Motion: Teas, second: McGuigan)
Jul 20ApproveMotion: to the owner's premises, confined indoors, confined outdoors in accordance wiPassed 4–1 · No: Mundy
To the owner's premises, confined indoors, confined outdoors in accordance wi
Yes: Brewer, Dutra, McGuigan, TeasNo: Mundy
From the minutes
“ACTION: After a motion was made by Mr. McGuigan and seconded by Mr. Dutra it was voted in favor 4-1-0 (Mr. Mundy opposed) for the following remedial orders per Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 140, Section 157(c) on both Raina and Tally: (ii) Be confined to the owner's premises, confined indoors, confined outdoors in accordance wi.” (Motion: McGuigan, second: Dutra)
Jul 20Adopt orderMotion: to add the following remedial order on both Raina and Tally:…Passed 4–1 · No: Mundy
To add the following remedial order on both Raina and Tally: (v) Lifetime dog identification information through a microchip
Yes: Brewer, Dutra, McGuigan, TeasNo: Mundy
From the minutes
“ACTION: After a motion was made by Mr. McGuigan and seconded by Mr. Dutra it was voted in favor 4-1-0 (Mr. Mundy opposed) to add the following remedial order on both Raina and Tally: (v) Lifetime dog identification information through a microchip.” (Motion: McGuigan, second: Dutra)
Jul 20AppointMotion: to add the statedcompliance deadlines on both Raina and TallyPassed 4–1 · No: Mundy
To add the statedcompliance deadlines on both Raina and Tally
Yes: Brewer, Dutra, McGuigan, TeasNo: Mundy
From the minutes
“ACTION: After a motion was made by Mr. McGuigan and seconded by Mr. Dutra it was voted in favor 4-1-0 (Mr. Mundy opposed) to add the statedcompliance deadlines on both Raina and Tally.” (Motion: McGuigan, second: Dutra)
Jul 6Request to approve and execute the order of taking…Motion: to approve and execute the order of taking to complete the…Passed 4–1 · No: McGuigan
July 6, 2026 · Item b: Request to approve and execute the order of taking to complete the acceptance of Stacy Lane as a Public Way
To approve and execute the order of taking to complete the acceptance of Stacy Lane as a public way
Yes: Brewer, Dutra, Mundy, TeasNo: McGuigan
From the minutes
“ACTION: After a motion was made by Mr. Mundy and seconded by Mr. Brewer it was voted in favor 4-1-0 (Mr. McGuigan opposed) to approve and execute the order of taking to complete the acceptance of Stacy Lane as a public way.” (Motion: Mundy, second: Brewer)
Jun 22Request to approve the Lease Extension Agreement with Patricia…Motion: to approve the Lease Extension Agreement with Patricia Souza, present tenant…Passed 3–1 · No: Mundy
June 22, 2026 · Item f: Request to approve the Lease Extension Agreement with Patricia Souza, present tenant for the Town Farm North Apartment
To approve the Lease Extension Agreement with Patricia Souza, present tenant for the Town Farm North Apartment contingent upon receiving proof of insurance and disclosure forms
Yes: Brewer, McGuigan, TeasNo: MundyAbsent: Dutra
From the minutes
“ACTION: After a motion was made by Mr. Brewer and seconded by Mr. McGuigan it was voted in favor 3-1-0 (Mr. Dutra absent & Mr. Mundy opposed) to approve the Lease Extension Agreement with Patricia Souza, present tenant for the Town Farm North Apartment contingent upon receiving proof of insurance and disclosure forms.” (Motion: Brewer, second: McGuigan)
Jun 22Planning Board - High School Reuse and HousingMotion: to support the Planning Board to pursue funding for a water/wastewater…Passed 3–1 · No: McGuigan
June 22, 2026 · Item b: Planning Board - High School Reuse and Housing
To support the Planning Board to pursue funding for a water/wastewater capacity study and seek grant funding to prepare an RFP for potential redevelopment opportunities
Yes: Brewer, Mundy, TeasNo: McGuiganAbsent: Dutra
From the minutes
“ACTION: After a motion was made by Mr. Brewer and seconded by Ms. Teas it was voted in favor 3-1-0 (Mr. Dutra absent & Mr. McGuigan opposed) to support the Planning Board to pursue funding for a water/wastewater capacity study and seek grant funding to prepare an RFP for potential redevelopment opportunities.” (Motion: Brewer, second: Teas)
From the Westport Select Board’s official minutes, posted on the town’s website. Every vote in these minutes has a count, and the minutes name anyone who voted no, abstained or was absent. We check every count against the members named and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades officials; votes and attendance are shown exactly as the minutes record them. Member photos: Westport Shorelines (EastBayRI). Craig Dutra from a video titled with his name (Coastal Healing channel, about 2021).
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