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Votes at a glance: commissioners approve personnel moves, warrants, contracts and move into executive session
Summary
At the June 10 North Attleboro Commission meeting, commissioners approved contingent seasonal hires, multiple payroll and expense warrants, accepted the April 30 trial balance, granted civic-rate discounts for local hockey fundraisers, authorized BMS and accounting contracts, and voted to enter executive session under personnel and litigation exceptions.
Commissioners at the June 10 North Attleboro Commission meeting approved a series of routine personnel, finance and procurement items in a series of voice votes and then voted to enter executive session.
Personnel: Commissioners approved notices of contingent employment for seasonal hires: Brendan Hunt as a seasonal golf associate and Jack Franceschini as a seasonal golf associate; they also approved an address change for Jane Engel (183-day instructor) and a contingent employment notice for Kayleen McGloin as a student labor guide. Each personnel motion was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.
Warrants and trial balance: The board approved a warrant list including payroll and expense items read into the record (payroll entries transcribed in the meeting packet included figures read aloud for county and school payrolls). Commissioners accepted the April 30, 2026 trial balance as presented.
Civic rates: The board approved civic/charity-rate requests for Quincy Youth Hockeyorganization events and for the Quincy/North Quincy Hockey Hall of Fame/William Hutchinson Scholarship Fund event; votes were moved, seconded and passed.
Procurement and contracts: Procurement staff reported on plans to install building management systems (BMS) across district courthouses. Commissioners voted to proceed with a contract for Heep Associates for a BMS at the Brookline courthouse, and approved a short-term contract with CliftonLarsonAllen to provide auxiliary accounting/audit services to the Treasurer's office to assist with FY25 and FY26 book cleanup. The board confirmed funding is available in the budget for the CliftonLarsonAllen engagement.
Executive session: The commission moved to enter executive session to discuss personnel matters and collective-bargaining/litigation strategy. The motion cited statutory exemptions as read into the record; the roll-call portion recorded 'yes' votes from Mr. Stady, Commissioner Kamon and Commissioner Shavitz in the transcript and the body entered executive session. After executive session the board returned only to adjourn and recessed at 3:07 p.m.
Votes at a glance (motions recorded in meeting): - Postpone approval of May 13, 2026 minutes: motion moved and postponed by voice vote (SEG 046—SEG 054). - Approve contingent hire: Brendan Hunt, seasonal golf associate (effective 6/11/26) - Approve contingent hire: Jack Franceschini (effective 6/11/26) - Approve address change: Jane Engel (effective 6/3/26) - Approve contingent hire: Kayleen McGloin (effective 6/15/26) - Approve payroll and expense warrants (multiple docket numbers and amounts read in the record) - Accept trial balance dated 4/30/26 (total read aloud in meeting) - Approve civic-rate requests: Quincy Youth Hockey and Quincy/North Quincy Hockey Hall of Fame - Approve procurement contract for Brookline courthouse BMS (Heep Associates) - Approve contract with CliftonLarsonAllen for temporary accounting/audit assistance - Enter executive session under statutory exemptions for personnel and litigation/collective bargaining (roll-call votes recorded in part)
Where the transcript recorded numeric amounts, those amounts are presented as read aloud during the meeting; some long figures in the spoken record appear garbled in transcription and are noted as transcribed values rather than independently verified totals.
