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Hewlett Neck names election inspectors, designates Keystone Yacht Club as June 17 polling place
Summary
Trustees appointed election inspectors (including Charles Schoenfeld as chair), set inspector compensation at $150/day, and designated the Keystone Yacht Club in Woodmere as the polling place for the June 17, 2025 village election; election hours were set 12:00 noon–9:00 p.m.
The Board adopted a resolution, moved by Mayor Moshe Blinder and seconded by Deputy Mayor Isaac Showman, appointing the inspectors of election for the village election to be held on June 17, 2025. Appointed inspectors include Lucille Stemkowsky, Charles Schoenfeld (designated Chair), Carole Schoenfeld and Nicole Romero, with Lorraine Herman listed as an alternate. Compensation was set at $150 for each day an inspector serves.
Separately, on a motion by Deputy Mayor Showman and seconded by Mayor Blinder, the Board designated the Keystone Yacht Club in Woodmere as the polling place and fixed the hours of the election at 12:00 noon to 9:00 p.m. The Board recorded the appointments and polling-place designation as unanimously adopted.
