The meeting began with the postponement of Article 1 until the conclusion of voting. In subsequent proceedings, Article 2 was quickly moved and seconded, accepting the reports of the district officers with no further discussion. The main focus then shifted to Article 3, detailing the operational and maintenance budget for the upcoming fiscal year. This article was passed without opposition after a straightforward vote.

Following the budget, Article 4 addressed financial management, granting the Treasurer, with the Commissioners’ approval, the authority to borrow money in anticipation of revenue for the fiscal year 2024-2025. This article passed unanimously after clarification was sought and provided regarding borrowing limits, which are set to fund the budget.

Attention then turned to infrastructure investments. Article 5 proposed the use of $50,000 from the water enhancement account for the purchase of materials and equipment necessary for repairing water mains. This expenditure was deemed essential and passed unanimously without debate. Similarly, Article 6 focused on updating the district’s vehicle fleet, specifically approving $50,000 from the Surplus revenue account for a new superintendent’s vehicle, replacing the old one that had exceeded its useful lifespan. This motion also passed unanimously.

The meeting concluded with the announcement of election results, revealing Mark Burch receiving 57 votes with one provisional vote. The final act of the meeting was a motion to close, which was made, seconded, and passed without opposition.