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Tremont Select Board votes to hold public hearing on deer-hunting options
Summary
The board voted to schedule a public hearing to consider resident-only hunting, a limited-license group, and expanded archery; the motion passed 3–1 with Chair Jamie Thurlow recorded as opposed.
The Tremont Select Board voted June 2 to hold a public hearing on options for deer hunting in town, including a resident-only option, a limited-license group, and expanded archery.
Select Board member Kevin Buck moved to hold the hearing; Select Board member Eric Eaton seconded. The motion passed 3–1–0, with Chair Jamie Thurlow recorded as the lone vote in opposition. Minutes record the options the hearing will consider but do not record detailed debate or supporting materials.
Why it matters: changes to local hunting rules could affect public safety, property access, and seasonal hunting practices in Tremont. A public hearing will allow residents to present views before any policy decision.
Next steps: the Select Board will set a date and publicize the hearing; no regulatory change was adopted at this meeting.
