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Table of Contents Elected/Appointed Offices ............................................................2 Fire Rescue Department .............................................................72 Committees/Boards/Commissions ...............................................4 Golf Advisory Committee ..........................................................73 In Memoriam – 2019 ....................................................................6 Herring Warden ...........................................................................73 Board of Selectmen .......................................................................7 Historic Business District Commission ......................................74 Town Manager ..............................................................................8 Historical Commission ...............................................................74 Annual Financial Reports ...........................................................12 Human Services Committee .......................................................74 Annual Wages – Town Employees .............................................51 Independence Day Parade Committee ........................................75 Airport Commission ...................................................................58 Land Bank Open Space Committee ...........................................75 Animal Control Officer ...............................................................58 Monomoy Regional School District ...........................................75 Aunt Lydia’s Cove Committee ...................................................58 Natural Resources Department ...................................................78 Bikeways Committee ..................................................................59 Other Post-Employment Benefits (OPEB) Trust ........................88 Board of Assessors ......................................................................59 Park & Recreation Commission .................................................88 Board of Health ...........................................................................60 Planning Board ..........................................................................88 Cable Advisory Committee ........................................................60 Pleasant Bay Alliance .................................................................90 Cape Cod Regional Technical High School District ..................61 Police Department ......................................................................90 Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority ........................................62 Principal Projects and Operations ...............................................91 Cape Light Compact ...................................................................62 Public Works ...............................................................................92 Cape and Vineyard Electric Cooperative ....................................63 Railroad Museum Group ............................................................95 Cemetery Commission ...............................................................64 Shellfish Advisory Committee ....................................................95 Chatham Community Housing Partnership ................................64 South Coastal Harbor Plan Committee .......................................95 Chatham Housing Authority .......................................................65 Summer Residents Advisory Committee....................................96 Community Development Department .......................................65 Town Clerk ..................................................................................99 Community Preservation Committee .........................................66 Conservation Commission ..........................................................66 Tree Warden ................................................................................99 Council on Aging ........................................................................67 Water & Sewer Advisory Committee .......................................100 Cultural Council ..........................................................................68 Waterways Advisory Committee ..............................................100 Economic Development Committee ...........................................69 Zoning Board of Appeals .........................................................100 Eldredge Public Library ..............................................................70 Annual Town Meeting Minutes – Monday, May 13, 2019 ......102 Emergency Management ............................................................70 Annual Town Meeting Minutes – Tuesday, May 14, 2019 ......117 Energy Committee ......................................................................71 Special Town Meeting Minutes – Tuesday, May 14, 2019 ......119 Finance Committee .....................................................................71 Annual Town Election Minutes – Thursday, May 16, 2019 .....136 1 Elected Offices MODERATOR (3 year term) MONOMOY REGIONAL SCHOOL BARNSTABLE COUNTY ASSEMBLY William G. Litchfield Term Expires 2021 DISTRICT COMMITTEE (3 year term) OF DELEGATES (2 year term) Jacquelyn Long, Chairman Randi Potash Term Expires 2020 BOARD OF SELECTMEN (3 year term) Term Expires 2020 Shareen Davis, Chairman Joseph Auciello Term Expires 2022 CHATHAM HOUSING AUTHORITY Term Expires 2020 Tina Games Term Expires 2022 (5 year term) Peter Cocolis, Vice Chairman Meredith Henderson Term Expires 2020 Kathleen Bailey, State Appointment Term Expires 2022 Terry Russell Term Expires 2021 Term Expires 2019 Dean P. Nicastro, Clerk Term Expires 2021 Jo-anne Sheehan Term Expires 2021 Priscilla “Pat” Ford Term Expires 2023 Cory J. Metters Term Expires 2021 Nancy L. Scott Term Expires 2020 Alan Mowry Term Expires 2024 Jeffrey S. Dykens Term Expires 2022 Sharon Stout Term Expires 2020 Janice O’Connell Term Expires 2020 Shirley L. Smith Term Expires 2021 Appointed Offices TOWN MANAGER ELECTION PERSONNEL/INSPECTORS COUNCIL ON AGING (con’t) Jill R. Goldsmith Town Manager Joan Bagnell Richard Hosmer Driver Shanna Nealy Executive Assistant Carol Barry Roger Kallstrom Driver Beverly Brown Paul Robinson Driver FINANCE Judith Buchanan Ralph Spaduzzi Driver Alexandra Heilala William Cook Director of Finance/Town Accountant Cherrill Corby Lewis VETERANS’ SERVICES DIRECTOR Cheryl Serijan Assistant Town Accountant/ Jacquelline Crimins Edward F. Merigan Assistant Finance Director Mary Dempsey Samantha Tranghese Accounting Clerk/ Janet Edson NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT Staff Assistant Ann Eldredge Dr. Robert A. Duncanson Director Janice Lynch Office Clerk Mary Griffin Judith H. Giorgio Health Agent Genie Griffin-Hatch Stephen Ward Health Inspector/Part-time TREASURER/COLLECTOR Bette Hahner Sarah Griscom Environmental Technician Sharon Drown Treasurer/Tax Collector Martha Harrison Hailey Gagne Environmental Technician Marie Chmura Assistant Treasurer/ Christine Storey Hart Dianne E. Langlois Secretary Tax Collector Elizabeth Hines Marissa Roberts Collections Assistant Sandra Koski COASTAL RESOURCES DIVISION Mary Langille Theodore L. Keon Director ASSESSING Mary McDermott Renee Gagne Shellfish Constable Ardelle Kelley Assessing Director Lillian McNulty Rachel Hutchinson Assistant Shellfish Candace Cook Assistant Assessor Alexandra (Sandi) Porter Constable/ Melanie Taylor Assessing Clerk/ David Porter Propagation Specialist Field Technician Louise Redfield Debra Shippelhute DEPUTY SHELLFISH WARDENS HUMAN RESOURCES, Jennifer Smith Shannon Doane Term Expires 2020 HUMAN SERVICES Helga Sullivan Mark Dobbins Term Expires 2020 Jillian Douglass Human Resources Director Carol Tautkus Allyson Felix Term Expires 2020 Annette Preston Benefits Administrator Margaret Walker Jeffrey Hahner Term Expires 2020 Andrea Higgins Term Expires 2020 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND CONSTABLES Peter Hogan Term Expires 2020 CHANNEL 18 Benjamin J. Nickerson Term Expires 2020 Janine Hojinski Term Expires 2020 Craig Rowe IT Director John Proudfoot Term Expires 2022 Peter Kolb Term Expires 2020 James A. Cuddy IT Manager James Kuhl Term Expires 2020 Ryan Darmon Media Coordinator TOWN COUNSEL Dennis McGee Term Expires 2020 Mark Van Bork Assistant Media Coordinator Louison, Costello, Condon, and Pfaff, LLP Susan Machie Term Expires 2020 Patrick Otton Term Expires 2020 TOWN CLERK COUNCIL ON AGING Robert Ryder Term Expires 2020 Julie S. Smith Town Clerk Amanda Speakman Director Patricia Sandri Term Expires 2020 Paula A. Tobin Assistant Town Clerk Eva Marie Orman Outreach Coordinator Eric Waldron Term Expires 2020 Stephanie Shea Outreach Worker REGISTRARS OF VOTERS Nancy Michniewicz Receptionist SHOREBIRD MONITORS Joseph P. Caputo Deborah Mayhew Secretary Suzanne Phillips Term Expires 2020 Virginia E. Laporte Maura Hall Program Coordinator Terry Bull Term Expires 2020 Ethel A. 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