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NECCOG approves nominating slate after motion to close nominations

NECCOG (Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region) · June 1, 2026
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Summary

At its Dec. 2, 2022 annual meeting, NECCOG members approved a slate of officers after a motion to close nominations was made; one ballot was cast for the slate and the meeting adjourned at 10:34 a.m.

The Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region governing group, NECCOG, approved a proposed slate of officers following a motion to close nominations at its Dec. 2, 2022 annual meeting held at The Inn at Woodstock Hill and via Zoom.

The nominating committee presented the slate listing Maureen Nicholson (Pomfret First Selectman) as committee chair, David Eaton (Union First Selectman) as vice chair, Allan Cahill (Hampton First Selectman) as treasurer, Chris Lippke (Canterbury First Selectman) as secretary and Tracey Hanson (Voluntown First Selectman) as member-at-large. The committee report appeared on the agenda as the nominating committee's recommendation.

A motion to close nominations was made by Barney Seney and seconded by Jay Swan. The transcript records that Secretary Allan Cahill cast one ballot for the nominated slate; the meeting record states the motion carried with "all in favor." The transcript does not provide a numerical roll-call tally for the vote.

John Filchak, identified in the agenda as Executive Director, presented or noted the Director's Report and the Annual Report; the transcript provided the agenda reference but no substantive details of the report in the provided excerpt. The agenda also listed a CEO Roundtable; no additional content about that item appears in the supplied record.

The meeting was adjourned at 10:34 a.m. after a motion by Barney Seney, seconded by Jay Swan, recorded as "all in favor."