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Winhall Select Board approves Annual Town Meeting warning; reserve fund for camera explained

Winhall Select Board · July 1, 2026
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Summary

At a Jan. 15 special meeting, the Winhall Select Board approved the Annual Town Meeting warning. Member Beth Grant explained the reserve fund for a proposed town-hall camera exists to spread costs over the year so voters are not hit with large one-time bills; motions were unanimous.

The Winhall Select Board on Jan. 15, 2026, approved the Annual Town Meeting warning after Vice Chair Julie Isaacs read the warning aloud at the Town Hall meeting at 6:00 PM. Member Beth Grant moved to approve the warning "as read," and Member Stacy Eddy-Gordon seconded; the board voted unanimously to adopt the warning.

Grant explained that the town maintains reserve funds "so that the voters do not get hit with large bills," describing the reserve for the proposed camera as money accumulated over the year to spread the cost. The motion to approve the warning was procedural but included this brief clarification about the camera funding. The special meeting lasted six minutes and adjourned at 6:06 PM. Karoline Wallace is listed as minutes-taker; Stuart Coleman was present as Chair.