Council votes to unseal April 2025 non-public minutes and adjourns meeting

May 07, 2025 | Brentwood Town, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

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During the recent Selectboard meeting in Brentwood, NH, held on May 6, 2025, members took significant steps regarding the transparency of their proceedings. The board unanimously voted to unseal the non-public minutes from April 1, 2025, allowing the public access to previously confidential discussions. This decision reflects a commitment to openness and accountability within the local government.

In a follow-up discussion, the board addressed the sealing of certain portions of the current non-public session minutes, specifically those related to reputation matters. The motion to seal these minutes was also passed unanimously, ensuring that sensitive information remains protected while still promoting transparency in other areas.
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The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn, which was also approved without opposition. These actions highlight the board's ongoing efforts to balance public access to information with the need to safeguard personal reputations in sensitive discussions. As Brentwood continues to navigate these issues, residents can expect a focus on transparency in future meetings.

Converted from Selectboard Meeting 05/06/2025 Brentwood, NH meeting on May 07, 2025
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