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Shiocton clerk reports election turnout, budget hearing set; board approves bills and hears community events update
Summary
Clerk Laurie Sweeney reported 140 absentee ballots, 51 new registrations and 478 total voters from the Nov. election, reminded the board of a Nov. 18 budget hearing and said an insurance claim for a damaged generator was paid; trustees approved bills and heard a library and community-events update.
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Village Clerk Laurie Sweeney told the board that the Nov. election had 140 absentee ballots, 51 new registrations and 478 total voters. She reminded trustees that the Budget Hearing is scheduled for Monday, Nov. 18 at 5 p.m. and said the insurance claim for a damaged generator has been paid.
Trustees moved and passed (Tyler/Woods) to approve the bills as presented.
In committee reports, Michaela Woodward said the library has been busy, announced a Saturday turkey bingo that requires advance registration and noted the next Library Board meeting is Nov. 12. During public comment, Jill Leopold, president of the Shiocton Business League, said the Leagues first annual Fall Fest went well and that organizers are exploring a farmers market.
No further motions or budget actions tied to these updates were recorded in the meeting minutes; the board adjourned at 6:52 p.m.
