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Putney Selectboard: votes at a glance — June 11, 2025
Summary
At its June 11 meeting the Putney Selectboard approved the May 28 minutes, authorized warrants totaling payroll and accounts-payable amounts, adopted the Local Emergency Management Plan and an ordinance on alcoholic beverages, accepted a property valuation settlement, and adjourned after entering and exiting executive session.
The Putney Selectboard on June 11 took these formal actions:
- Approved minutes of May 28, 2025 (motion by Fletcher Proctor; second by Rebecca "Bex" Slattery).
- Approved warrants: payroll warrant dated June 13, 2025 for $20,519.92 and accounts payable dated May 31–June 13, 2025 for $83,793.05; Aileen Tulloch moved to approve upon completion of review and Rebecca Slattery seconded (motion passed).
- Adopted the Local Emergency Management Plan and authorized the Town Manager and Selectboard chair to sign (motion by Aileen Tulloch; second by Fletcher Proctor; motion passed).
- Re-adopted the ordinance controlling the use of alcoholic beverages on town property (motion by Aileen Tulloch; second by Rebecca "Bex" Slattery; motion passed). Board discussion noted the difference between prohibiting possession and consumption under state statute.
- Adopted an ordinance to establish potential reimbursement rates and collections for Fire & EMS services (discussion recorded; adoption passed; see separate coverage for the detailed debate and public submission).
- Entered executive session under 1 V.S.A. § 313 for appeals and a lease agreement, invited staff as noted, and thereafter voted to accept the stipulation of settlement fixing the April 1, 2024 valuation of the Stetson Enterprise property at $189,600.
- Adjourned at 8:30 p.m.; next meeting set for June 25, 2025.
These votes reflect actions recorded in the meeting minutes; several items (notably the Fire & EMS billing ordinance) will require additional administrative steps and may be subject to statutory petition rights or later contract approvals.
