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Connetquot board certifies budget 1,898–725 and declares Sarah Parisi top vote-getter

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Summary

The Connetquot Central School District Board of Education voted to accept final budget totals, approving the budget by 1,898 to 725, and recorded election totals showing Sarah Parisi with 1,525 votes and Jacqueline Napolitano with 1,056.

The Connetquot Central School District Board of Education certified final vote totals and approved the district budget at a brief meeting, recording 1,898 “yes” votes and 725 “no” votes to pass the budget and reporting 1,525 votes for candidate Sarah Parisi and 1,056 for Jacqueline Napolitano.

Marisol Mound, president of the Connetquot Central School District Board of Education, called for a motion and a second to accept the final totals for the budget and the candidate vote. A motion and a second were made and the board voted; meeting remarks recorded that the motion carried and that the budget passed.

The board’s tally for the budget was announced as 1,898 yes and 725 no. The meeting record presented candidate vote totals as Sarah Parisi 1,525 and Jacqueline Napolitano 1,056; the board congratulated Parisi during the meeting. The transcript does not show any extended deliberation or substantive debate on the budget or the count during the session.

Trustees and district administrators were present for roll call. Those identified on the record included Jacqueline De Lorenzo, trustee; Jacqueline Napolitano, trustee; Melissa Tore Grosse, trustee; Joseph D. Cinnamo, superintendent of schools; Resnickole Hofer, assistant superintendent for administration and personnel; Robert Hauser, assistant superintendent for business and operations; and Christina Poppy, assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction. The district clerk conducted roll call earlier in the meeting.

After accepting the certified totals, the meeting was adjourned. No further actions, amendments, or follow-up assignments related to the budget or the election were recorded in the provided transcript excerpt.