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From the town’s minutes (5 of 5 sets read) and our minutes of the recordings (0), joined per meeting: 6 substantive, 10 procedural (accepting minutes, adjourning). Where both records have a vote the town’s wording stands; none disagree on the outcome.
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Apr 27 2023
Accept the State 911 Proposal: NVRDD will answer and transfer 9-1-1 calls originating in Boxborough to the Boxborough Police Department for 60 days; referred to the Administration Board. — moved by Chief Sicard“chief sicard made the motion and it was seconded by chief kelly. with no further discussion requested, a roll call vote was completed:”
Accept the State 911 Proposal for 60 days as amended by Heather Lemieux, adding status reports every 30 days and a meeting 15 days before the end of the 60 days to review Boxborough's staffing progress. — moved by Meg Delorier“meg delorier made the motion and it was seconded by kristen rubin. with no further discussion requested, a roll call vote was completed:”
Accept the Executive Director's report as presented. — moved by Chief Sullivan“motion made by chief sullivan to accept the directors report as presented and seconded by chief moody. the motion carried unanimously.”
Accept the liaison report from dispatch (minutes print it as the 'Directors report'). — moved by Chief Moody“motion made by chief moody to accept the directors report as presented and seconded by chief sullivan. the motion carried unanimously.”
Accept the Director's report as presented. — moved by Chief Sullivan“motion made by chief sullivan to accept the directors report as presented and seconded by chief moody. the motion carried unanimously.”
Accept the Director's report as presented. — moved by Chief Sullivan“motion made by chief sullivan to accept the directors report as presented and seconded by chief moody.”
The town’s minutes are the record: a vote from them carries the minutes’ own words, checked verbatim. A vote from the recording only was written by a language model from machine captions — a motion as heard, and “not audible” a finding about the recording — and links to the second in the video.