Newbury Town Meeting Day 2010
When?: March 2, 2010 at 10:00 AM
Where?: Newbury Village Hall (Newbury School Gymnasium)
Voting?: Polls Open 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Lunch?: Recess at around 12:00 PM
Contact?: Susan Underwood/Town Clerk
Thursday, February 18, 2010
What's On The Australian Ballot?
Here are the positions that Newbury residents will be voting for on Town Meeting Day. Polls are open from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
-Selectperson (3 Years)
-Lister (3 Years)
-Town Constable (1 Year)
-Auditor (3 Years)
-Delinquent Tax Collector (1 Year)
-Grand Juror (1 Year)
-Budget Committee (3 Years)
-Town Agent (1 Year)
-Town Treasurer (3 Years)
-Selectperson (3 Years)
-Lister (3 Years)
-Town Constable (1 Year)
-Auditor (3 Years)
-Delinquent Tax Collector (1 Year)
-Grand Juror (1 Year)
-Budget Committee (3 Years)
-Town Agent (1 Year)
-Town Treasurer (3 Years)
Monday, February 15, 2010
Town Meeting Preview
Several important issues will be brought up at the Newbury Town Meeting. The first important article on the town warning is whether or not Newbury will collect taxes in the amount of $550,000 for highway purposes.
Newbury also wants to add several senior citizen services for the town, since the town has a large population of adults over 50 years old. The town wants to bring in a medical transportation service to provide rides for the eldery to local and regional medical appointments and the pharmacy. The town wants to allot around $700 for The Central Vermont Council on Aging and The Retired Senior Volunteer Program. The CVCA works to keep the elderly aging succesfully and live independently in their homes as long as possible. The RSVP program helps meet community needs by placing volunteers in services provided by local non-profits.
Two bridges in the town are in need of repair, and the town wants to use $55,000 from the town's Bridge Reserve Fund to repair those bridges. The bridges are located on Peachbrook Road and Old County Road.
Newbury is celebrating 250 years since it was first founded, and they want to raise $1,000 to fund a Newbury Semiquincentennial Celebration.
The last important article on the town warning is whether or not the town will raise taxes to $466,500 to pay the general expenses of the town.
Newbury also wants to add several senior citizen services for the town, since the town has a large population of adults over 50 years old. The town wants to bring in a medical transportation service to provide rides for the eldery to local and regional medical appointments and the pharmacy. The town wants to allot around $700 for The Central Vermont Council on Aging and The Retired Senior Volunteer Program. The CVCA works to keep the elderly aging succesfully and live independently in their homes as long as possible. The RSVP program helps meet community needs by placing volunteers in services provided by local non-profits.
Two bridges in the town are in need of repair, and the town wants to use $55,000 from the town's Bridge Reserve Fund to repair those bridges. The bridges are located on Peachbrook Road and Old County Road.
Newbury is celebrating 250 years since it was first founded, and they want to raise $1,000 to fund a Newbury Semiquincentennial Celebration.
The last important article on the town warning is whether or not the town will raise taxes to $466,500 to pay the general expenses of the town.
Friday, February 5, 2010
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