Selectmen Posted December Meeting Agenda, Residents Urged to Review

The Board of Selectmen published a public notice and posted the agenda for its December 1, 2025 meeting, which began at 6 30 p.m. The notice was listed on the board web page alongside meeting schedule information and contact details for the Selectmen office at 15 Sunapee Street. The meeting took place last week, and the advance posting provided residents with formal notice of the board session.

Advance publication of agendas is a basic transparency practice that gives residents time to review items slated for discussion and to arrange to attend or submit questions. For Sullivan County voters, selectmen meetings are the venue where routine municipal business is reviewed, oversight is exercised, and policy directions are set. Timely notices and clear contact information support accountability by making it easier for citizens to track decisions that affect local services, budgets, and permitting.

The Selectmen page also contains the board meeting schedule and the contact location at 15 Sunapee Street. Residents who want copies of the December 1 agenda, records of actions taken, or information about upcoming meetings should contact the Selectmen office at that address. Where agendas are posted in advance, observers can monitor when items appear that require public input or when fiscal and administrative decisions will be made.

Consistent access to agendas and meeting schedules influences civic engagement and voting behavior by clarifying when and how residents can participate. Neighborhood associations, business owners, and individuals with concerns about municipal services can use posted agendas to prepare comments or to follow up with elected officials. For community members tracking particular issues it is important to note meeting dates, to review agendas as they are posted, and to follow up with the Selectmen office for minutes or outcomes.

Going forward, residents should check the Board of Selectmen page for updates to the meeting schedule and for notice of future agendas. Maintaining awareness of posted notices is an effective way to hold local officials accountable and to ensure community priorities are considered in local governance.