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Sullivan Select Board approves minutes, treasurer's warrant and a conceal-carry permit; enters executive session

Sullivan Select Board · July 22, 2024
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Summary

At its July 22 meeting the Sullivan Select Board approved prior meeting minutes and the treasurer's warrant, held an executive session for personnel matters under 1 MRSA § 405(6)(A), approved a conceal-carry permit (vote details not specified), and adjourned at 6 p.m.

SULLIVAN — The Sullivan Select Board on July 22 approved routine meeting business, held an executive session for personnel matters and recorded approval of a conceal-carry permit during the meeting.

Chair Reginald Means called the meeting to order at 5:00 p.m. The board voted, 3–0, to accept the minutes from its July 8 meeting after Selectman Norman Bamford moved to approve and Erin Shanahan seconded. Later the board accepted the treasurer's warrant by the same 3–0 margin, again on a motion from Bamford and a second from Shanahan.

Erin Shanahan asked the board to add an executive session to the agenda “pursuant to 1 MRSA § 405(6)(A) to discuss personnel matters.” The board moved into executive session at 5:35 p.m. and returned at 5:55 p.m. The public transcript notes that a “Conceal Carry Permit approved” during the meeting; the record does not specify who moved the permit or provide a roll-call tally for that action.

Town Manager Ray Weintraub was recorded as saying he will follow up with Willie Andrews about moving a granite feature on the Hastings property so it can be in place for Sullivan Daze.

Norman Bamford moved to adjourn at the close of business; Erin Shanahan seconded and the motion passed, 3–0. The meeting adjourned at 6:00 p.m.

What the record shows: motions to accept the July 8 minutes and the treasurer's warrant were made by Norman Bamford, seconded by Erin Shanahan, and passed unanimously (3–0). The executive session was held under the cited statute. The public transcript notes approval of a conceal-carry permit but does not include the motion text, mover, or vote tally for that item; those details are recorded here as "not specified" because they do not appear in the public transcript.