Ravena Village board reads, appoints election inspectors for March 18, 2026
January 20, 2026 | Ravena Village, Albany County, New York
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The Ravena Village Board read Resolution 1‑26 at its Jan. 20, 2026 meeting appointing inspectors and alternate inspectors for the March 18, 2026 general village election.
Speaker 3 read the resolution naming Carol McDonald, Mark Princiapada Tow, Ethel Hoteling and Wendy Kingling as inspectors, with Barbara Principata and Barbara Tanner listed as alternates. The resolution designates Carol McDonald to serve as chairperson of the election inspectors. Compensation was set at $50 per day for register preparation (if needed) and $150 for election day service. The resolution text states it takes effect immediately.
The resolution cites section 15‑1116 of the Election Law of the State of New York as the legal basis for appointing inspectors before the election. The text was read aloud and Speaker 5 seconded the motion; the transcript records the reading and second but does not include a roll‑call vote or recorded tally.
The board did not provide additional procedural detail in the transcript about follow‑up steps or whether alternates will be notified; the resolution text as read assigns the stated compensation and appoints the named individuals.
Speaker 3 read the resolution naming Carol McDonald, Mark Princiapada Tow, Ethel Hoteling and Wendy Kingling as inspectors, with Barbara Principata and Barbara Tanner listed as alternates. The resolution designates Carol McDonald to serve as chairperson of the election inspectors. Compensation was set at $50 per day for register preparation (if needed) and $150 for election day service. The resolution text states it takes effect immediately.
The resolution cites section 15‑1116 of the Election Law of the State of New York as the legal basis for appointing inspectors before the election. The text was read aloud and Speaker 5 seconded the motion; the transcript records the reading and second but does not include a roll‑call vote or recorded tally.
The board did not provide additional procedural detail in the transcript about follow‑up steps or whether alternates will be notified; the resolution text as read assigns the stated compensation and appoints the named individuals.
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