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Shoreham designates polling place and names election inspectors; transcript shows conflicting election dates
Summary
Trustees designated Village Hall as the polling place and appointed four inspectors with compensation, but the meeting transcript contains inconsistent references to the election date (June 16 vs. June 17, 2026).
The board adopted a resolution to designate the Village Hall on Woodville Road as the polling place for the upcoming village election and named Ruth Kogel (chair), Corinne Weinman, Ute Thoennessen and Laura Miller — with Lorraine Maddalena as a backup — as inspectors. The resolution set compensation at $200 for a full day and $100 for a half day.
The meeting record contains inconsistent dates for the election: an opening clause says "the next Village Election will be held on Tuesday, June 17, 2026," while the resolution text references an annual election to be held on June 16, 2026. The board did not resolve that discrepancy on the record; the resolution also specifies that residents registered with the Suffolk County Board of Elections will be eligible to vote and that the village will not hold a separate registration day. Staff should publish a corrected official notice with the confirmed election date.
