Town Clerk: Wendy Somers
Town Treasurer: Wendy Somers
School Directors: Fred Kitchel, Jill Brown, Craig Simpson, Keith Gadapee, Michael Thresher
School District Treasurer: Phyllis Kehley Sweeney
Selectmen: Marion Sevigny, Denise Briggs, Marvin Withers, Douglas Pastula, Michael Walsh
Listers: Gail Devereaux, J. Timothy Ide, William Ottinger
Auditors: Elise Burrington, Alberta Charron, Steven Cobb
Budget Commitee: Stephen Parker, Lloyd Patterson, Angelo Incerpi
Town Grand Juror: Garren Calkins
Tax Collector: John Blackmore
Town Agent: E. Tobias Balivet
Town Agent for Real Estate: E. Tobias Balivet
Justices of the Peace: Martin Beattie, Steven Cobb, Kenneth Linsley, Alice Hafner, Jane Larrabee, Dianne Langmaid, Susan Pekala, Robert Sargent, Phyllis Kehley Sweeney, Janet Wakefield
District Representative: Kitty Beattie Toll
Clerk of the Board: Merton Leonard
Road Foreman: Kevin Gadapee
Health Officer: Merton Leanard
Fire Chief:Troy Cochran
Sexton of Cemetaries: Louise Lessard
Surveyor of Wood & Lumber: Board of Selectmen
Tree Warden: Stephen Paker
First Constable: Josephine Guertin
Dog Warden: Josephine Guertin
Pound Keeper: Cheryl McQueeney
Development Review Board: Edward Hebebrand, Kristen Devereaux, Donald Glover, Allan Manning, Gail Devereaux
Solid Waste Management Dist.: Jim Ashley
Zoning Administrative Officer: Linda Leone
Town Service Officer: Marvin Withers
E-911 Coordinator: Jeremy McMullen
Planning Commission: Alison Meaders, Kim Prior, Michael Smith, Kellie Merrill, James Ashley, Derek Fenby, Jeffrey Frampton
Conservation Commission: Andrea Machell, Alan Parker, David Houston, Tracy Zschau, David Machell, Susan Blow
Dog List: Town Clerk's Office
Green Up Committee: Jim Jung
Emergency Mgt. Coordinator: Merton Leonard
Assistant Coordinator: Michael Walsh
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Meet your informant!
- Ashley Giddix
- VT
- Coming from a shoreline town in Connecticut with only one stop light and no sidewalks, Ashley Giddix is no stranger to small communities, but town meetings are a new thing for her. She’ll be keeping her eye on Danville this year—literally—because she’s a photojournalist who likes to look at life through a lens. A junior in LSC’s Television Studies department, Ashley was in charge of the cable access station housed at her high school. That’s where she was voted “most unpredictable” in her class. It’s also where she snagged a couple of awards—third place for what she calls a “Vietnamesque” war film, and high honors for her work at the TV station. She’s crazy about animals, and can remember a time when her family had three dogs, two cats, four llamas, and three rabbits. She once saved a turtle from otherwise certain death on a highway. After graduation she hopes to direct a television news program.
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