The Town Council of Foster, Rhode Island, convened on December 5, 2024, to address several key appointments and reappointments within the town's administration. The meeting began with a motion to appoint the Emergency Management Agency (EMA) Director, which was met with unanimous support from the council members present. The council recognized the outstanding service of the current EMA Director, who is now a paid position.

Following this, the council moved to appoint Gordon Rogers as the Assistant EMA Director, which also passed without opposition. The meeting continued with the reappointment of various deputies, starting with Mikaela Johnson as Deputy Town Clerk, followed by Karen Williams as Deputy Finance Director. Both appointments received unanimous approval.

The council then proceeded to swear in the newly appointed members, ensuring they pledged to uphold the Town Charter and the laws of the state and nation. This ceremonial aspect of the meeting highlighted the importance of these roles within the community.

In a procedural adjustment, the council agreed to move the appointment of the Tree Warden and Quarter of Wood up on the agenda. Robert Thurber was appointed to both positions, again receiving unanimous support. The council also addressed the position of Fence Viewer, reappointing Thomas D'Agostino after confirming his interest in continuing the role.

Bradford Smith was appointed as Keeper of the Keys, and Stanley Hopkins was reappointed as Town Historian, both motions passing without opposition. The meeting concluded with discussions on the appointment of constables, indicating ongoing efforts to fill essential roles within the town's governance.

Overall, the meeting reflected a collaborative effort among council members to ensure the effective administration of town services and the continuity of leadership in key positions. The council's unanimous decisions underscore a shared commitment to maintaining a well-functioning local government.