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See Below for August 24, 2010 Shrewsbury Primary Results
A special thanks to the following Poll Workers & Counters, whose diligence helped tremendously in keeping the voting process orderly and efficient:
Richard Bizak, Betsy Jesser, Melisa Reichart, Hull Maynard, Sharon Winnicki, Mark Youngstrom, John Berryhill, John Wood, Adrienne Raymond, Barb & Barry Griffith, Gerry Martin, Mike Stewart, Bert Potter, Julanne Sharrow, Joan Judge, Carol Goodwin, Katherine & Bill Clancy, Roxanne Ramah, Irene Gordon, Rene Lincoln, Theresa Williams, Eliza Mabrey
Mark Goodwin
Town Clerk
289 Voters participated in the March 2, 2010 Town Meeting election.
32% of the Registered Voters of Shrewsbury
- 1. To elect all town officers as required by law:
One Moderator 1-year term Eldred French
One Selectboard Member 3-year term Steven Spatz
One Auditor 3-year term Richard Biziak
One Auditor 1-year term * Chryl Martin
One Lister 3-year term Betsy Jesser
One Grand Juror 1-year term Barry Griffith
One Town Agent 1-year term Barry Griffith
One-1st Constable 1-year term Matt Danaher
One-2nd Constable 1-year term Peter Lajoie
One Cemetery Commissioner 3-year term David Rice
*Third year of a 3 year term
- 2. Shall the Town approve a budget of $807,848, and appropriate and expend $496,116, to be raised by taxes or other revenues, to defray the general expenses of the Town, including highways?
YES - 234 NO - 52
- 3. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $1,500 for the Town Office Reserve Fund?
YES - 206 NO - 80
- 4. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $1,500 for the Town Garage Reserve Fund?
YES - 214 NO - 73
- 5. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $1,000 for the Town Office Equipment Reserve Fund?
YES - 199 NO - 86
- 6. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $50,000 for the Town Road Equipment Fund?
YES - 222 NO - 64
- 7. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $1,000 for the Town Records Restoration Reserve Fund?
YES - 192 NO - 92
- 8. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $26,000 for the Shrewsbury Volunteer Fire Department Equipment Reserve Fund?
YES - 201 NO - 88
- 9. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $12,000 for the Shrewsbury Community Meeting House?
YES - 201 NO - 86
- 10. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $25,000 for the Shrewsbury Volunteer Fire Department?
YES - 222 NO - 67
- 11. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $7,500 for the Shrewsbury Library?
YES - 191 NO - 96
- 12. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $2,000 for the Shrewsbury Historical Society?
YES - 185 NO - 100
- 13. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $1,520 for the Vermont League of Cities and Towns?
YES - 168 NO - 117
- 14. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $750 for dues to the Rutland Regional Planning Commission?
YES - 157 NO - 130
- 15. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $4,432 for dues to the Rutland Regional Ambulance Service?
YES - 247 NO - 41
- 16. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $100 to help support the George D. Aiken Resource Conservation & Development Council?
YES - 164 NO - 122
- 17. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $250 to help support the Rutland Natural Resources Conservation District?
YES - 154 NO - 121
- 18. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend the sum of $2,526 to support the Rutland Area Visiting Nurse Association and Hospice.
YES - 237 NO - 42
- 19. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $150 to help support the Green Up Vermont organization?
YES - 194 NO - 85
- 20. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $130 to help support the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP)?
YES - 216 NO - 64
- 21. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $700 to help support the Southwestern Vermont Council on Aging?
YES - 201 NO - 77
- 22. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $1,192 to help support Rutland Mental Health Services?
YES - 191 NO - 87
- 23. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $150 to help support the Rutland County Women's Network and Shelter?
YES - 221 NO - 57
- 24. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $600 to help support BROC-Community Action in Southwestern Vermont?
YES - 170 NO - 107
- 25. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $600 to help support the Rutland County Parent/Child Center?
YES - 164 NO - 113
- 26. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $500 to help support Vermont Adult Learning/Rutland County Basic Education?
YES - 166 NO - 111
- 27. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $500 to help support NeighborWorks of Western Vermont?
YES - 133 NO - 140
- 28. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $300 to help support the Housing Trust of Rutland County?
YES - 107 NO - 167
- 29. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $170 to help support the Vermont Center for Independent Living?
YES - 173 NO - 104
- 30. Shall the Town raise, appropriate and expend $30 to support the Vermont Trails and Greenways Council?
YES - 169 NO - 109
- 31. Shall the taxes be postmarked on or before, or in the hands of the Treasurer no later than 8:00 P.M., Tuesday, October 5, 2010?
YES - 254 NO - 26
SHREWSBURY TOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT
Article 1 To elect a town school district moderator for a term of one year.
Eldred French
Article 2 To elect a town school director for a term of 3 years.
Sarah Bolster
Article 3 To elect a director to the Mill River Union School District #40 Board for a term of
three years.
Andy Richards-Peelle
Article 4 Shall the town school district raise and appropriate the sum of $5,000 to be placed in the bus replacement reserve fund?
Yes - 201 - No 84
Article 5 Shall the town school district raise and appropriate the sum of $10,000 to be placed in the building maintenance reserve fund?
Yes - 191 - No 94
Article 6 Shall the voters of the Shrewsbury School District raise, appropriate and expend the amount of $996,310 for the operational expenditures of said school district, which includes the elementary school?
Yes - 193 - No 94
Article 7 Shall the town school district vote to authorize the board of school directors to borrow money temporarily from time to time as may be required to pay orders?
Yes - 197 - No 88
Results for Mill River Union District #40
(combined)
Article 7 Shall the voters of the Mill River Union School District adopt an expenditure budget of $9,968,877 for school year 2010-2011? (By Australian Ballot)
Yes - 593 - No 490
Article 8 Shall the voters of the Mill River Union School District authorize the School Board to purchase the so-called Austin house, located at 2243 Middle Road, for an amount not to exceed $10,000? (By Australian Ballot)
Yes - 595 - No 476
2008 Town Report
2009 Town Report
TOWN MEETING
Held on the first Tuesday of March
PRIMARY ELECTION
Thanks!!!! to all the Poll Workers and Counters for their support in making the election go smoothly; Rich Bettelli and Fran Patten, David Rice, Theresa Williams, Roxanne Ramah, Sally Deinzer, Donna and Richard Swartz, Larry Williams, Doris Perry, Rich Biziak, Melissa Reichart, Barb and Barry Griffith, John Berryhill, John Wood, Carol Goodwin, Julanne Sharrow, Sally Jones, Sharron Winnicki, Hull Maynard, Jolly Wyatt and Betsy Jesser.
Ballots for the General Election - November 2nd, 2010 are scheduled to be available for Early / Absentee Voting September 20th.
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
US Senator
Daniel Freilich 13
Patrick Leahy 146
Representative to Congress
Peter Welch 142
Governor
Susan Bartlett 7
Matt Dunne 28
Deb Markowitz 41
Doug Racine 58
Peter Shumlin 25
Lieutenant Governor
Christopher A Bray 48
Steve Howard 92
State Treasurer
Jeb Spaulding 124
Secretary of State
Jim Condos 59
Charles Merriman 50
Auditor of Accounts
Edward Flanagan 66
Doug Hoffer 59
Attorney General
William H Sorrell 125
State Senator
Bob Baird 87
Bill Carris 114
Cheryl Mazzariello Hooker 108
State Representative
Eldred French 135
Probate Judge
Kevin P Candon 124
Assistant Judge
State's Attorney
Sheriff
High Bailiff
PROGRESSIVE PARTY
Governor
Martha Abbott 1
Lieutenant Governor
Marjorie Power 1
Boots Wardinski 0
State Treasurer
Peter Schramm 1
Secretary of State
Peter Cooper 1
Auditor of Accounts
Michael Bayer 1
Attorney General
Charlotte Dennett 1
State Senator
State Representative
Probate Judge
Assistant Judge
State's Attorney
Sheriff
High Bailiff
REPUBLICAN PARTY
US Senator
Len Britton 61
Representative to Congress
Paul D Beaudry 9
John M Mitchell 51
Keith Stern 6
Governor
Brian Dubie 72
Lieutenant Governor
Phil Scott 50
Mark Snelling 23
State Treasurer
Secretary of State
Jason Gibbs 39
Chris Roy 24
Auditor of Accounts
Thomas M Salmon 63
Attorney General
Aaron Toscano 63
State Senator
Thomas DePoy 47
Margaret "Peg" F;ory 44
Kevin J Mullin 35
Carolyn Schwalbe 27
State Representative
Nelson Tift 47
Probate Judge
Christopher H Howe 59
Assistant Judge
Peter Cady 30
Jean H Coloutti 41
David Lewis 38
State's Attorney
Marc Brierri 50
Kate Smith 22
Sheriff
Steve Barnard 49
High Bailiff
Frank Wilk Jr 52
GENERAL ELECTION
Held on the first Tuesday in November in each even numbered year.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The deadline for registering to vote for any election is at 12 Noon on the second Monday before any election. If there are any questions, please contact the Town Clerks Office at 802-492.3511 or you can go to the Vt. Secretary of State’s website www.sec.state.vt.us
ELECTIONS & VOTING FORMS
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Absentee Ballot Request Form .pdf
Application for Voter Checklist Form.pdf
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Absentee Ballot Request Form
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