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Addison donates rabies-clinic proceeds to youth groups after 131 pets vaccinated
Summary
The town’s May 2 rabies clinic vaccinated 131 pets; the board voted to donate the town’s $312 share to three youth organizations, splitting it into $104 donations, with Council Member Becker abstaining due to a conflict of interest.
Town officials reported that a rabies clinic held on May 2 vaccinated 131 animals. At the May 7 meeting Council Member Joseph Trappler moved and Council Member Alice Weale seconded a motion to donate the Town’s share of clinic donations—$312.00—by giving $104 to each of three organizations: the Youth Center, Girl Scout Troop 60209 and Boy Scout Troop 2027.
The motion passed with Ayes from Supervisor Thompson, Council Members Weale, Lyons and Trappler; Council Member Jason Becker abstained, citing a conflict of interest. The donations were recorded as approved in the minutes and no further conditions were attached to the contributions.
Why it matters: the donations redirect modest clinic proceeds to youth programs and record a board vote with one member abstaining for conflict reasons.
