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Caribou council appoints Lori Knight Fair to museum board, names ballot clerks and countersigns RSU 39 warrant

5113510 · July 2, 2025
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Summary

The council appointed Lori Knight Fair to a museum board vacancy, appointed two ballot clerks under Maine statute, and countersigned the RSU 39 budget validation election warrant for July 8, 2025.

The Caribou City Council voted unanimously June 30 to appoint Lori Knight Fair to a vacancy on the 9 lander museum board of trustees and to appoint two ballot clerks for the city’s upcoming elections. The council also countersigned the warrant for the RSU 39 budget validation election set for July 8, 2025.

A council member moved to appoint Lori Knight Fair to fill the board vacancy through Dec. 31, 2025; another council member seconded the motion and the roll call vote recorded ayes from Councilors Bagley, Kelly, Lovewell, Smith, Terrio and Watson. The motion carried. The agenda packet included both Lori Knight Fair’s and Naomi Norrelli’s applications; the council selected Knight Fair.

On ballot clerk appointments, the council moved to appoint Stephen Stubbs and Hannah Holmes as ballot clerks for the City of Caribou with terms from June 30, 2025, to April 30, 2026. The motion referenced 1 M.R.S.A., Title 21-A, Section 503-A (nomination of election clerks to municipal officers); the council voted unanimously to approve the appointments.

The council also voted to countersign the warrant for the July 8, 2025 RSU 39 budget validation election. That motion was approved by the same roll call pattern, with the council recording ayes and the motion carrying.

All three agenda actions were routine administrative items decided during the public meeting; no further study or additional conditions were attached to these appointments or the countersignature.