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Kendall Graham and Bianca Brown eligible for re-election; council approves Jan. 12 minutes
Summary
At a remote meeting, the Nantucket Cultural Council confirmed that Kendall Graham and Bianca Brown may seek re-election (papers due May 8) and approved the Jan. 12 minutes; members were reminded to complete conflict-of-interest training required every two years.
The Nantucket Cultural Council met remotely and the chair announced that council members Kendall Graham and Bianca Brown will have their seats open for re-election in July unless they file to retain them. "Your papers must be submitted by May 8," the chair said, adding that successful candidates would serve a three-year term if reappointed.
Why it matters: Council membership affects who helps award cultural grants and set local event priorities during the busy summer season. The chair noted that applications are available on the town website or at the town clerk's office and that the next term would run through 2029 if members are reappointed.
The council also approved the minutes from its Jan. 12 meeting after a motion and second; the chair conducted a roll call vote with members responding on the record. The chair reminded members about mandatory conflict-of-interest requirements: a full training is required every two years, with an annual acknowledgment in alternate years. Staff offered to follow up on completion records by emailing the clerk.
Votes at a glance: The council moved and seconded approval of the Jan. 12 minutes and proceeded by roll call; members present indicated their assent. Later the council moved, seconded and adopted a motion to adjourn after routine business.
The council will meet again next month to begin planning summer topics and events.
