2009 Annual Report - Belknap County

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son, Y/Merry, Y/Miller, Y/Millham, Y/Nedeau, Y/Pilliod, Y/Reever, Y/Russell, Y/St. Cyr, Y/Swinford, Y/Veazey, and Y/Wendelboe. Unanimous approval by roll call vote and the Convention was in non-public session at 7:40 PM. Non public session was concluded by a unanimous vote at 8:14 PM. While in non-public session, no actions were taken and no decisions were made. Laconia Prison Property discussion: Chair Millham brought up the issue that there is a commission that is being formed and they are due to have a full report and recommendations that will be due September of 2010. Alida wanted to make sure that this issue was on everyone’s minds. County Conversations briefing: A two page document with a briefing of all the County Conversations was given to the County Convention members. This was very useful. Discussion ensued. Administrator Shackett confirmed that the public forum, (which is the first follow up meeting to the county conversations), will take place on Wednesday, August 12, 2009 at 6:00 PM. Madam Chair opened up the meeting for input: Rep Merry asked what will be the position of the county and expectations that stem from this meeting. Rep Wendelboe: These were good listening sessions, but thought that a meeting with just selectmen invited would be more productive. The listening session did not have a lot of public present and that is why she thought this would have been a better route. Noting it is invaluable for outreach to the towns and their elected officials. Administrator Shackett: The intention of the forum is for all selectmen from all the towns and the council from the city are invited and encouraged to speak at the meeting. The outcome of this forum will give a consensus on how to move forward with the Commissioners plans. Rep. Boyce: Should the meeting be moved to the courthouse due to number of attendees. This will be determined as the date draws near. Rep. Pilliod: Went to all but 2 conversations. Discovered that the towns don’t know all of what is involved in the count y structure. The County provides a lot Belknap County Commissioners 105
more than some knew. One thing that is clear and all agree is that no one wants to get rid of anything, rather they are service oriented discussions. Approval of minutes: M/Swinford, S/Wendelboe to approve the 5/11/09 minutes. Unanimous. Motion carries. Mileage reimbursement form: A new form has been created for the county convention members to use in submitting for mileage/meeting reimbursement for county business. This will be how members are paid. Adjourn: With no further business and no further public comment, the meeting was adjourned by unanimous vote at 8:43 PM. Respectfully submitted, Angela A. Bovill, Administrative Assistant A true record Attest: Beth Arsenault, Clerk of the County Convention 106 2009 Annual Report
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2009 Belknap County Officers COMMIS
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Report of the Belknap County Attorn
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PRISONER TRANSPORTS The department
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