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Votes at a glance: Select Board approves minutes, payments, election location and letter of support
Summary
At the meeting the Select Board approved meeting minutes, multiple accounts-payable and payroll items, property tax abatements and credits, moved the March election location, and unanimously approved a letter of support for the Chinook statue.
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The Tamworth Select Board recorded several formal votes during the session. Key actions taken during the meeting included approvals of minutes, payroll and accounts-payable warrants, tax abatements and the relocation of the March election, plus a unanimous endorsement letter for a history-center art project.
Summary of formal actions (motion text quoted where recorded):
- Approve Select Board meeting minutes (01/02/2025) and public meeting minutes for session 1 and 2 (motion passed, roll-call recorded as unanimous).
- Approve abatement(s): amounts and map references were read into the record (multiple abatements approved by roll call; amounts cited in the meeting record included $1,365 for Map 410 Lot 1608 and additional abatements for other map/lots — the board approved these items on a roll-call vote).
- Approve veteran's credit for Map 213, Lot 30 (motion seconded and approved).
- Approve accounts payable (final 2024 accounts payable of $34,532.63) and a separate accounts-payable warrant of $126,535.27 (which included a $55,000 library payment, a Primax invoice and other items); both warrants were approved by roll call.
- Approve payroll warrant of $44,233.41 (approved).
- Move the March election location from the preschool to the Tamworth Townhouse (motion made, seconded and approved by roll call; recorded vote 5–0).
- Motion to provide a letter of support for the Chinook statue at the Tamworth History Center (motion made and seconded; approved by roll call, 5–0).
- The board entered and exited nonpublic session under RSA 91-A:3 II per motions on the record and later voted to come out of nonpublic; minutes from the nonpublic session were recorded as not sealed.
Why it matters: These administrative votes finalize bookkeeping, tax matters and logistics ahead of town meeting and municipal operations; relocation of the election and the letter of support were discrete operational decisions with immediate implementation tasks.
Notes on documentation: The meeting transcript lists specific map and lot identifiers for abatements and the amounts to be recorded in the minutes; the board’s roll-call tallies were consistently recorded as 5–0 for the motions announced during the signature-file portion of the agenda.

