2009 Annual Report - Belknap County

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advantage of the full county convention. Ms. Shackett started with the revenue. There were no questions. Next Ms. Shackett went through the expenses in the General Fund and items to be noted. Then the Nursing Home budget was reviewed. Rep. Wendelboe asked if there was any word on additional revenues from the FMAP. Commissioners have not discussed this yet; they just received an email on it this afternoon. Further research will be done on this matter. 4. Presentation on public awareness meetings: Commissioner Boothby went through the power point presentation that the County Administrator prepared. This presentation is the joint collaboration of the County Commissioners and the County Convention for their public awareness campaign. This lead to open conversations for input from the County Convention members of what their thoughts are before it is presented at each town selectman’s meeting. Ultimately what will transpire is a meeting with all the Belknap County towns’ select boards/city council will take place preferably in June. From that point, all the information that was gathered will be put together and then the County Convention and County Commissioners will hold public forums. This will be great open communication in an effort for everyone to have a voice and to try to join forces as we enter into the budgeting season and the challenges that are ahead. 5. Draft meeting dates: County Convention members received a draft schedule of when the meetings will take place through the towns and city in Belknap County. This is still being finalized. Chair Millham indicated that members were not required to attend all meetings, it was a choice. Madam chair would like to see members at the meeting of the towns that they represent. It could also be beneficial to attend one outside of your district to learn about the different needs in the various communities. Commissioner Boothby indicated that County Convention members should let Ms. Bovill in the Commissioner Office know what meetings they will plan to attend. 6. Public input: Chair Millham asked for any public input. There was none. 7. Adjourn: Unanimous motion to adjourn at 8:20 PM. Respectfully submitted, Angela A. Bovill, Administrative Assistant A true record Attest: Beth Arsenault, Clerk of the County Convention Belknap County Commissioners 99
Minutes of the Belknap County Convention Meeting June 16, 2009 at 6:00 PM Members Present: Representatives Fields, Veazey, Johnson, Pilliod, Boyce, Millham, Flanders, Merry, Miller, Reever, Bolster, St. Cyr, Nedeau, Russell, Swinford. Absent: Wendelboe, Stuart, and Arsenault. Also present: Commissioners Boothby, Philpot and Long, Administrator Shackett. Call to order: Chair Alida Millham called the meeting to order at 6:00 PM. The meeting began with the pledge of allegiance PolEcon report: Mr. Gottlob came to the County Convention meeting tonight to give a power point presentation and review in detail the report from PolEcon Research regarding the impact of HB2 on Belknap County. Mr. Gottlob went through the history of how we got to HB2 and the implications it had as far as cost shifting the elderly and juvenile services between the State and the Counties. There was discussion. Chair Millham would like to send a letter to our State Senators. M/Merry, S/Swinford to send a letter to the Senators. Unanimous. Motion carries. Adjourn: Motion to adjourn at 7:30 PM. Unanimous. Motion carries. Respectfully submitted, Debra A. Shackett, County Administrator A true record Attest: Beth Arsenault, Clerk of the County Convention 100 2009 Annual Report
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