Precinct 14 unanimously elected Kelly chair, Reissfelder vice chair, and Segal clerk at its June 4 reorganization caucus. The precinct heard an update on a Shallow Pond neighborhood petition, signed by 91 percent of property owners, asking the town to accept certain roads as public.
The Precinct 3 Caucus unanimously reelected its slate of officers at a June 4 reorganization meeting. Dale Webber was reelected Chair, Gerald Sirrico Vice Chair, and Laurence Pizer Clerk, all by unanimous vote. The group also voted unanimously to approve minutes from its May 7 meeting. The caucus
Precinct 12 Caucus reorganizes leadership with Adelmann as Chair, plans for transition. The precinct held its reorganization meeting via Zoom on June 4 with eight of nine members present, conducting three unanimous leadership elections: Pat Adelmann reelected as Chair, Tess Brennan as Vice Chair,
Precinct 15 caucus holds reorganization election. The town meeting members of Precinct 15 unanimously elected Susan Grady as Clerk and Vice Chair and elected Art Desloges as Precinct Chair with 6 votes to Wrestling Brewster's 2. The caucus scheduled eight Thursday evening meetings from 6:00 PM to
Precinct 2 Town Meeting members elected Ed Cumbo as the precinct's ninth town meeting member after he confirmed his interest in serving. Cumbo received 3 votes in a roll-call ballot, defeating Gregory Quinn and Doug Crocciati, each with 2 votes. Matt Tavares was unanimously elected Chair, Tom Pinto
Precinct 6 held its annual reorganization meeting June 3 with three officer elections. Roberta Cappella was elected Chair and Kelsey Malone was re-elected Clerk of the precinct, both in unanimous votes. Anthony Mayo was elected Vice-Chair in a separate vote with five members voting in favor.
Precinct 18 held its caucus reorganization meeting and elected new leadership on May 28.
Precinct 4 held its May caucus meeting and unanimously reorganized its leadership, reelecting Charles Vautrain as chair, electing Alan Costa as vice chair, and reelecting Virginia Davis as clerk.
Precinct 7 Caucus re-elected its leadership at its May 28 reorganization meeting. Beth Gragg was unanimously returned as Chair, with Jacqueline Perkins advancing to Vice-Chair and Kendra O'Brien elected Clerk. Town Moderator Steve Triffletti joined the virtual and in-person meeting at the Manomet
Precinct 17 heard detailed resident concerns about environmental and public safety impacts of proposed South Wareham Road development. Resident Kristen Macedo presented a petition signed by 50 residents requesting independent environmental review, cumulative groundwater and traffic analysis, and
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