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Proctor Selectboard elects chair, vice-chair and confirms slate of one-year appointments
Summary
At its March 9 meeting the Town of Proctor Selectboard elected Lisa Miser chair and Bruce Baccei vice-chair, confirmed a set of one-year appointments to town and regional roles, and set its regular meeting schedule and official posting locations.
The Town of Proctor Selectboard on March 9 elected Lisa Miser as chair and Bruce Baccei as vice-chair and approved a slate of one-year appointments to town and regional posts.
The reorganization began when Selectboard member Albert Wenta nominated Lisa Miser for chair; Linda Doty seconded the nomination and the board approved it unanimously. Wenta also nominated Bruce Baccei for vice-chair; Jay Thorton seconded and that motion passed unanimously. The board kept its regular meeting schedule (second and fourth Mondays at 6 p.m.) and designated the Town Office, Proctor Post Office and Proctor Free Library as the three official posting locations. The Rutland Herald was named the newspaper of record and the board adopted its Selectboard Rules and Policies.
The board confirmed a series of one-year appointments. Motions approved the Selectboard itself serving as Water & Sewer Commissioners; Lisa Wright as assessor; Anthony Preston as zoning administrator; Kevin Blongy as Emergency Management Chair (with Bruce Baccei noted in related emergency management duties); Lisa Miser as RCSWD representative with Kyle Thorton as alternate; Dick Horner as RRPC representative with Judy Frazier as alternate; Albert Wenta as Marble Valley Transit representative; regional transit appointments including Bruce Baccei and Kyle Thorton as representative and alternate; Spencer Lanning as 911 coordinator; and Tom Hogan, Bruce Baccei and Albert Wenta as the three representatives (two voting members and one alternate) to the OCW Board of Trustees.
All reorganization and appointment motions recorded in the minutes were seconded and noted as unanimously approved. The board did not record individual vote tallies in the minutes beyond noting unanimous approval.
The reorganization leaves the board with unchanged meeting cadence and designated public-notice locations; appointees will serve until the board’s next annual reappointments or until otherwise specified.
