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Shellfish committee confirms officers; constable reports permit sales and AmeriCorps help

Shellfish Committee · February 19, 2025
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Summary

Committee members nominated and approved officer roles for the year and heard a constable update: commercial permits are on sale through March 31 (five sold), an upcoming crab project, and an AmeriCorps placement (Leah) assisting seasonal work.

Members of the Shellfish Committee conducted officer nominations and voice votes and heard an operational update from the constable.

During the agenda the committee nominated Aaron Brochu for chair and later recorded voice approvals for the chair, a vice chair (John) and a secretary (Eric). The meeting record shows members said 'Aye' to carry the slate.

On operations, the Constable reported commercial permits are on sale now through March 31 and that five commercial licenses have been sold. He said some transaction cards have been slow to arrive and asked members to report problems so he can contact the state. The constable also announced a volunteer crab project at Bound Brook Herring Run tomorrow at 09:30 with three people signed up, and noted AmeriCorps will assist at Scargill Run next Friday and has an individual placement named Leah who works on Tuesdays.

Members welcomed the updates and moved on to the grant-renewal item later in the agenda.