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Votes at a glance: Foxborough Select Board (Aug. 13, 2024)
Summary
At its Aug. 13 meeting the Select Board opened the Nov. 18 special town meeting warrant, set a Sept. 13 warrant closing date, approved updated town meeting procedures and a revised remote participation policy, reappointed election workers, approved one additional lacrosse game, approved prior minutes and adjourned.
Key votes and outcomes from the Aug. 13 Select Board meeting in Foxborough:
- Open special town meeting warrant for Nov. 18, 2024: Motion approved (board voted to open the warrant to begin the process for articles and scheduling).
- Set warrant closing date: Motion approved to set Sept. 13, 2024 as the closing date for warrant submissions in advance of the Nov. 18 special town meeting.
- Approve updated town meeting preparations and annual budget procedure guide: Motion approved; document updates include terminology changes ("Board of Selectmen" → "Select Board") and housekeeping clarifications of staff duties.
- Approve revised remote participation policy: Motion approved to permit fully remote meetings under conditions aligning with state law.
- Reappoint town election workers: Motion approved to reappoint the election workers listed on the agenda for terms Sept. 1, 2024 to Aug. 31, 2025 (one listed name was later identified as deceased and will be removed administratively).
- Approve an additional Premier Lacrosse League game on Sept. 2, 2024 (6 p.m.): Motion approved.
- Approve Select Board meeting minutes from July 16, 2024: Motion approved.
- Adjourn: Motion approved; meeting closed.
The transcript records voice votes for these routine matters; specific roll-call tallies were not recorded in the audio transcript.
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