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Town of Acushnet 2006 Town Records and Reports ofthe TOWN OFFICERS TOWN OF ACUSHNET 2006 TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Fire Department (Emergency) 9-1-1 Fire Department (Business) 508-998-0250 Police Department (Emergency) 9-1-1 Police Department (Business) 508-998-0240 Acushnet Emergency Medical Service (Ambulance) ... 9-1-1 Acushnet Emergency Medical Service (Business) 508-998-0235 TOWN SERVICES Animal Control Officer 508-998-9040 Assessors 508-998-0205 Building Department 508-998-0225 Board of Public Works, Water/Sewer Department 508-998-0230 Cemetery Department 508-995-0052 Conservation Commission 508-998-0202 Council on Aging 508-998-0280 Director of Finance 508-998-0220 Emergency Management Agency (Civil Defense) 508-998-0295 Gas Inspector 508-998-0225 Health Board 508-998-0275 Park Department 508-998-0285 Planning Board 508-996-6662 Plumbing Inspector 508-998-0225 Russell Memorial Library 508-998-0270 School Business Manager 508-998-0261 Selectmen 508-998-0200 Superintendent ofSchools 508-998-0260 Town Collector 508-998-0210 Town Clerk 508-998-0215 Town Treasurer 508-998-0212 Tree Warden 508-998-0230 Veteran's Services 508-998-0207 Visiting Nurse 508-998-0275 Wire Department 508-998-0225 WEB SITE ADDRESS www.acushnet.ma.us TOWN RECORDS AND REPORTS ofthe TOWN OF ACUSHNET MASSACHUSETTS mm For the Year Ending December 31,2006 Kase Printing Inc. 13 Hampshire Drive Unit 18 Hudson, NH 03051 In Mcmoriam Theresc C. Charest School Teacher Date of Death - April 15,2006 Dorothy Reynolds School Teacher Date of Death - April 19,2006 Marvin Allison Historical Commission Date of Death - May 3,2006 Joseph H.E. Le Page Board of Health Member Date of Death - May 7, 2006 Oscar H. Forand District Fire Chief School Department Date of Death - July 12,2006 Louise Rita Richard Historical Commission Historical Society Date of Death - July 21, 2006 Everett Hardy Board ofSelectmen Community Center GolfCommittee Tree Warden Date of Death - July 24, 2006 Irwin Marks Historical Commission ACTION Community PreservationCommittee Date ofDeath - September 9,2006 Adela Ruth Forand Acushnet School System Date of Death - November 27, 2006 TOWN OFFICERS 2006 Town Clerk John C. Howcroft Term Expires 2008 Board ofSelectmen Robert F. Brown, Chairman Term Expires 2008 David E. Wojnar Term Expires 2007 Michael A. Cioper Term Expires 2009 Board ofAssessors George Perry Jr., Chairman Appointed May 22,2006 Term Expires 2007 Joseph F. Botelho Resigned September 2,2006 Marc Cenerizio Appointed October 16,2006 Term Expires 2007 Leslie Dakin Term Expires 2009 Board of Health Thomas J. Fortin, Chairman Term Expires 2007 Robert Medeiros Term Expires 2008 David Davignon Term Expires 2009 School Committee Mary Louise Francis, Chairman Term Expires 2009 Douglas Coray Term Expires 2007 Manuel D. Goncalves Term Expires 2007 Jo-Ann C. Bertrand Term Expires 2008 Robert M. Lanzoni Term Expires 2008 Commissioner ofTrust Funds Marc E. LaPlante, Chairman Term Expires 2009 William A. Krause, Jr. Term Expires 2007 Paul R. O'Neil Term Expires 2008 Trustees of Free Public Library Robert Bartolome, Chairman Term Expires 2007 Lori Gonsalvcs Resigned July 21,2006 Kristen Leotti Appointed August 28,2006 Term Expires 2007 Christina Gaudette Term Expires 2008 Anne M. Verissimo Term Expires 2008 James Knox Term Expires 2009 Jeanne R. Poulin Term Expires 2009 Cemetery Board Paul H. Fortin, Chairman Term Expires 2009 Charlene Fortin Term Expires 2007 Joanne Cioper Term Expires 2008 Park Commissioners Marc J. Antone, Chairman Term Expires 2008 Joseph Lopes, Jr. Term Expires 2007 Thomas J. Decosta Term Expires 2009 Housing Authority Lawrence G. Marshall, Chairman Term Expires 2010 Lawrence P. Mulvey Term Expires 2007 James S. Madruga, Jr. Term Expires 2009 Nancy Brightman Term Expires 2011 Vacant State Appointed Planning Board Marc Cenerizio, Chairman Term Expires 2007 Richard P. Forand Term Expires 2008 Leo N. Coons, Jr. Term Expires 2009 Richard H. Ellis Term Expires 2010 Mark DeSilva Term Expires 2011 Moderator Robert E. Francis Term Expires 2008 Tree Warden Everett L. Hardy, Jr. Deceased July 24,2006 Term Expires 2008 Board ofPublic Works Rene Racine, Chairman Term Expires 2008 Garry L. Rawcliffe Term Expires 2007 John Carvalho Term Expires 2008 Charles Vieira Term Expires 2009 Jeffrey Schuster Term Expires 2009 Town Oaths Administrated by John C. Howcroft, Town Clerk "2006" Date Name Office Date of Election Term Sworn or Appointment Expires la 2006 4/05/04 Lori Gonsalves Trustee ofFree Public Resigned 4/01/07 Library 7/21/06 1/31/05 Joseph Botelho Conservation Commission Resigned 5/01/07 9/01/06 4/04/05 Joseph Botelho Board ofAssessors Resigned 4/07/08 9/01/06 4/26/05 Sara Josefek Town Meeting Teller Resigned 5/01/08 6/22/06 5/02/05 Steven Horsfall Conservation Commission Resigned 5/01/08 7/10/06 1/13/06 Michael R. Finance Committee Appt: 5/01/09 Boucher 1/13/06 1/23/06 Russell W. Finance Committee Appt: 5/01/09 Goyette 1/09/06 2/16/06 Ralph Urban Phase II Stormwater Appt: 5/01/07 Committee 2/13/06 2/16/06 Merliee Phase II Stormwater Appt: 5/01/07 Woodworth Committee 2/13/06 3/06/06 Pauline Texeira Historical Commission Appt: 5/01/07 2/27/06 3/28/06 Leanne Pereira Temporary Registrar of Appt: 6/30/06 Voters 3/27/06 3/30/06 Dianna Couto Temporary Warden Prec. Appt: 4/03/06 Ill 3/30/06 4/03/06 Michael A. Selectman Elected: 4/06/09 Cioper 4/03/06 4/04/06 David Board ofHealth Elected: 4/06/09 Davignon 4/03/06 4/04/06 Thomas J. Park Commissioner Elected: 4/06/09 Decosta 4/03/06 4/04/06 Paul H. Fortin Cemetery Board Elected: 4/06/09 4/03/06 4/04/06 Mary Louise School Committee Elected: 4/06/09 Francis 4/03/06 4/04/06 Jeffrey Board ofPublic Works Elected: 4/06/09 Schuster 4/03/06 4/04/06 Charles Vieira Board ofPublic Works Elected: 4/06/09 4/03/06 Town Oaths Administrated by John C. Howcroft, Town Clerk "2006" 4/05/06 Leslie Dakin, Board ofAssessors Elected: 4/06/09 Jr. 4/03/06 4/05/06 Marc E. Commissioner ofTrust Elected: 4/06/09 Laplante Funds 4/03/06 4/06/06 James Knox Trustee of Free Public Elected: 4/06/09 Library 4/03/06 4/10/06 Paul R. O'Neil Commissioner ofTrust Elected: 4/07/08 Funds 4/03/06 4/10/06 Jeanne R. Trustee ofFree Public Elected: 4/06/09 Poulin Library 4/03/06 4/14/06 Michael Cioper Board ofAssessors Resigned 4/01/07 4/14/06 4/19/06 Nancy Housing Authority Elected: 4/04/11 Brightman 4/03/06 5/10/06 George F. Veterans Agent Appt: 5/01/07 Bevilacqua 5/08/06 5/10/06 Alan Coutinho Downtown Steering Appt: 5/01/07 Committee 5/08/06 5/11/06 Laurie Avery Tax Title Custodian Appt: 5/01/07 5/08/06 5/11/06 Marc Golf Management & Appt: 5/01/07 Cenereizio Operational Committee 5/08/06 Park Comm. Rep 5/11/06 Marc Tax Shift Study Appt: 5/01/08 Cenereizio Committee 5/08/06 5/11/06 Nicolangela Tax Shift Study Appt: 5/01/08 Filippone Committee 5/08/06 5/11/06 Kevin Forest Warden Appt: 5/01/07 Gallagher 5/08/06 5/11/06 Kevin Inspector ofGarages Appt: 5/01/07 Gallagher 5/08/06 5/11/06 Kevin Safety Committee Appt: 5/01/07 Gallagher 5/08/06 5/11/06 Kevin Street Naming Committee Appt: 5/01/07 Gallagher 5/08/06 5/11/06 Everett L. GolfManagement & Appt: 5/01/07 Hardy, Jr. Operational Committee 5/08/06 Member At Large 5/11/06 Ed Isaac GolfManagement & Appt: 5/01/07 Operational Committee 5/08/06 Member At Large 5/11/06 Leanne Pereira Acushnet Cultural Council Appt: 5/01/09 5/08/06 Town Oaths Administrated by John C. Howcroft, Town Clerk "2006" 5/11/06 John Roza III By-Law Review Appt: 5/01/07 Committee 5/08/06 5/11/06 John Roza III Enforcement Agent for Appt: 5/01/07 (BOS) 5/08/06 5/11/06 John Roza III Portable Sign Committee Appt: 5/01/07 5/08/06 5/11/06 Paul Sylvia Special Police Officer for Appt: 5/01/08 NB Water Works 5/08/06 5/12/06 Robert Ferreira Golf Management & Appt. 5/01/07 Operational Committee 5/08/06 Finance Committee Rep 5/15/06 Kerri Almeida Tilcon Capaldi Weigher Appt. 5/01/08 5/08/06 5/15/06 Gerard EMA Director Appt. 5/01/09 Bergeron 5/08/06 5/15/06 Thomas Deputy Wire Inspector Appt. 5/01/07 DeCosta 5/08/06 5/15/06 Stephen Historical Commission Appt. 5/01/09 Gilmore 5/08/06 5/15/06 Raymond Building Board ofAppeals Appt. 5/01/11 Leblanc 5/08/06 5/15/06 Geraldine Reed Safety Committee Appt. 5/01/07 5/08/06 5/16/06 Michael Alves Safety Committee Appt. 5/01/07 5/08/06 5/16/06 Michael Alves Street Naming Committee Appt. 5/01/07 5/08/06 5/16/06 Robert Geier Community Preservation Appt. 5/01/09 Committee 5/08/06 (Historical Commission) 5/16/06 Roberta Historical Commission Appt. 5/01/09 Leonard 5/08/06 5/17/06 Ron Burke Tilcon Capaldi Weigher Appt. 5/01/08 5/08/06 5/17/06 Carol Conservation Commission Appt. 5/01/09 Chongarlides Member 5/08/06 5/17/06 Lorraine Beautification Committee Appt. 5/01/08 Hunter 5/08/06 5/17/06 Leo Rousseau By-Law Review Appt.
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