Town Clerk Office praised for smooth elections in Burghill
November 13, 2024 | Burrillville, Providence County, Rhode Island
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The Burrillville Town Council held its regular meeting on November 13, 2024, where council members addressed several key topics, including election outcomes, community events, and local projects.
The meeting commenced with expressions of gratitude towards the town clerk's office, particularly acknowledging Pam Pelletier and her team for their efforts during the recent elections while Vicky Martin was absent. Council members noted that the elections were conducted smoothly, reflecting well on the staff involved.
Councilman Battleon congratulated several elected officials, including school committee members Alan Bevilacqua and Buzan, as well as Council members-elect Brown and McDaniels, who will join the council in December. He also recognized state representatives and federal officials, including Congressman Magaziner and Senator Whitehouse, for their contributions.
Veterans Day was another focal point of the meeting, with Councilman Drake highlighting the successful turnout for the event. He thanked public officials and police for their support in managing traffic during the ceremony.
The council also discussed the recent improvements in Harrisville Village, with members expressing satisfaction with the completed project, particularly the enhancements near Cherry Farm Road.
In addition, concerns regarding lead pipes were raised, with Councilman Houle encouraging residents who received notifications from the water district to obtain water filters being distributed.
Councilman Anderson emphasized the importance of acknowledging the efforts of ordinary citizens, including poll workers and the board of canvassers, who play a crucial role in the electoral process. He extended thanks to all involved for their hard work.
Councilman Bailey commended all candidates who participated in the elections, regardless of the outcomes, and encouraged more community members to consider running for office in future elections to foster competition.
Councilman Battleon concluded the meeting by congratulating the Marble Broncos soccer team on their successful season, recognizing individual players for their achievements.
Overall, the meeting underscored the council's commitment to community engagement, recognition of public service, and ongoing local development initiatives.
The meeting commenced with expressions of gratitude towards the town clerk's office, particularly acknowledging Pam Pelletier and her team for their efforts during the recent elections while Vicky Martin was absent. Council members noted that the elections were conducted smoothly, reflecting well on the staff involved.
Councilman Battleon congratulated several elected officials, including school committee members Alan Bevilacqua and Buzan, as well as Council members-elect Brown and McDaniels, who will join the council in December. He also recognized state representatives and federal officials, including Congressman Magaziner and Senator Whitehouse, for their contributions.
Veterans Day was another focal point of the meeting, with Councilman Drake highlighting the successful turnout for the event. He thanked public officials and police for their support in managing traffic during the ceremony.
The council also discussed the recent improvements in Harrisville Village, with members expressing satisfaction with the completed project, particularly the enhancements near Cherry Farm Road.
In addition, concerns regarding lead pipes were raised, with Councilman Houle encouraging residents who received notifications from the water district to obtain water filters being distributed.
Councilman Anderson emphasized the importance of acknowledging the efforts of ordinary citizens, including poll workers and the board of canvassers, who play a crucial role in the electoral process. He extended thanks to all involved for their hard work.
Councilman Bailey commended all candidates who participated in the elections, regardless of the outcomes, and encouraged more community members to consider running for office in future elections to foster competition.
Councilman Battleon concluded the meeting by congratulating the Marble Broncos soccer team on their successful season, recognizing individual players for their achievements.
Overall, the meeting underscored the council's commitment to community engagement, recognition of public service, and ongoing local development initiatives.
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