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Dare County meeting approves slate of chiefs and judges for internal August 2020 term
Summary
Participants at a Dare County meeting approved a list of chiefs and judges to serve an internal term in August 2020. The motion passed; the transcript does not include a roll-call tally or mover/second names.
At a Dare County meeting (date not specified), participants approved a slate of individuals listed as chiefs and judges to serve for an internal term in August 2020.
The appointments were presented as a single package and the transcript records a motion to approve the list followed by the statement “motion passes.” The meeting record does not include a roll-call vote, the names of a mover or seconder, or specific start and end dates beyond references to August 2020.
Names included in the approved list, as recorded in the meeting transcript, include (transcript spelling retained): Baxon; Serarabarly; Michael Gold (listed as Chief); Dana Parker (listed as judge); Chicken Macamacameco; Timothy James (listed as Chief); James Plangut; Treesa Later; Duck Bav Keurschner (listed as Chief); Jackie Oerselak; Michael Klemkwits; Christel Basnight (listed as Chief); Winniey Deel; Abra Garden; Ronny Pop (listed as Chief); Karin Serveling; Julie Roh; Laurarus; Laurarjan; Veil Sakel; Malisse D. Khalhan; Susan Nederlander (listed as Chief); George Aleles; Frankie Griven; Kitty Hope (listed as Chief); Margery Dinger; Stephen Laurroy; Don Alice Gips (listed as Chief); Katelyn Twwedy; Daniel Bardet; Amy Louise (listed as Chief); Nancy Louise, G. W.; Morris; Nags H. Ch. (listed as Chief); Victor Fox; Catie Snyder; Sudon Sjors; Michel; Wiesa Lemmeer; Lovner; Stampy Point; Kim DeBabrand (listed as Chief); and others named in the transcript. The transcript presents the list verbatim and in series; it does not provide job descriptions beyond the labels “Chief” or “judge” where those labels appear.
Discussion in the transcript was limited to asking whether there were any further questions and then a voice indicating all in favor; the chair or clerk did not read individual names aloud for a roll-call vote in the excerpt provided. The record therefore confirms the board approved the package but does not supply a formal tally or individual member votes.
Clarifying details from the transcript: specific effective start and end dates for the term are not specified beyond references to August 2020; the motion’s mover and seconder are not recorded in the provided transcript; and no written ordinance, resolution number, or appointment order is cited in the excerpt.
The approval will affect the individuals named in the transcript and the internal operations tied to those positions; no follow-up tasks or implementation timeline were included in the provided excerpt.
