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Jacqueline Curtis moves to rescind medical provider contract; adjourn motion draws no votes
Summary
At a July 19 Select Board session resumed after executive session, Jacqueline Curtis moved to rescind a contract awarded July 15 for a medical provider position; the transcript records a second and an "Aye" but no formal tally. A subsequent motion to adjourn a meeting set for Aug. 19 at 4:15 p.m. drew the response “None.”
Jacqueline Curtis resumed the North Haven select board meeting at 4:12 p.m. on July 19 and moved to rescind a contract that had been offered July 15 for a medical provider position.
Curtis said she wanted to rescind “the recent contract offered for the medical provider position that was made on July 15.” Another participant said, “I 2nd that,” and one voice in the room responded, “Aye.” The transcript does not record a formal roll-call or a complete vote tally for the motion.
The motion to rescind was followed by a procedural proposal concerning the board’s schedule. Curtis moved that the board adjourn on Aug. 19 at 4:15 p.m.; a participant said, “So moved.” When Curtis asked, “All those in favor?” the exchange in the transcript records the reply, “None,” and no votes in favor are recorded in that segment.
The transcript does not identify who seconded the rescind motion by name, and it does not provide a detailed vote count for the rescind motion. After the exchanges, Curtis said, “Alright. Let me start recording,” indicating the public record was being (re)started for the resumed session.
What happens next: the transcript provides no further on-the-record action or follow-up instructions tied to the rescind motion. The board’s next procedural step or any written record of the motions and votes (for example in official minutes or a later roll call) is not included in the provided transcript.
