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APPOINTMENTS BY THE <strong>TOWN</strong> MANAGER TRANSFER STATION PRIVATIZATION COMMITTEE Joseph F. Coggans, Jr. June 30, 2014 Paul DiCicco June 30, 2014 Bob Spain June 30, 2014 Brian Stowell June 30, 2014 Paul Lawson June 30, 2014 Armand White June 30, 2014 FINANCE COMMITTEE Stephen P. Hebert May, 2013 Donald Gauthier May, 2013 Michael J. O'Connor, Chairman May, 2014 John Bartowscwicz May, 2014 Albert P. Kupcinskas, Jr. May, 2015 Daniel F. Girard, Jr. May, 2015 Vacancy LEGEND: * Died in Office ** Resigned *** Appointed to Fill Vacancy **** Elected to Fill Vacancy ***** Retired from Office
BOARD OF SELECTMEN The Board of Selectmen held 19 regular meetings and 12 special selectmen’s meetings. Chairman E. Bernard Plante was absent for one meeting; Vice-Chairman Francis B. King was present for all; Clerk Kenneth I. Schold was absent for one meeting; Brian W. Stowell was absent for four meetings; Brian M. Ashmankas was present for all and newly elected member Sandy J. Cristo was present for all meetings. The Town saw many retirements this fiscal year including Paula Aspinwall, Marie Boire and Dennis Piel retired from the Assessors Department, Jeff Dore from the Fire Department and Chief Matthew Belsito left Millbury to become the full-time Fire Chief in Sutton, as well as many teachers. Our heartfelt thanks go out to each of these dedicated employees. The Town also lost some very important people in Millbury this year including Richard Plante and Harold Ostrowski. We had a lot of changes at the Municipal Office Building: Sanders Genna was appointed as Assistant Assessor, Mark Moore was appointed Chief of Police, Thomas Hall was promoted to Sergeant. We also hired two new Police Officers, Keith Gasco and Jacob Webb. There were also many new recruits for our fire department. We wish all of our new hires long and productive careers here in Millbury. The Annual Town Election was held on Tuesday, April 24, 2012. Selectman Francis King was up for re-election, Selectmen Kenneth Schold decided not to run for another term; Frank Irr and Sandy Cristo ran for a seat. Francis King came in first place followed by Sandy Cristo. The Annual Town Meeting was held on Tuesday, May 1, 2012. The town approved an almost $35 million budget, funded a new street sweeper, finally accepted Cronin Brook streets and took the position of Chief of Police out of civil service. The town was awarded ‘Green Community’ distinction and the Energy Advisory Committee was awarded a $167,000.00 grant for energy projects, we are still in the process of determining the feasibility of a wind turbine at the Butler Farm to utilize the wind for electricity at the town buildings and a cell tower. Student Government Day was again a great success with the students who chose to be Selectmen for the day; they learned that our decisions are not easy, it takes great balance and much thought to do what is best for the whole Town and not just one area or citizen. In closing, we wish to express our appreciation for the cooperation and assistance given to us by the various departments within town government. We particularly wish to thank the unpaid and often unrecognized appointed officials who contribute to the mechanics of government and help make Millbury a better community. The Selectmen holds its regular meetings on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. These meetings are televised live on local access channel 13 Charter and channel 26 Verizon. Concerned citizens are encouraged to attend. E. Bernard Plante, Chairman; Francis B. King, V. Chairman; Brian Stowell, Brian M. Ashmankas and Sandy J. Cristo
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