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Jenness Beach Village District elects officers; Cindee Carter seated as moderator

July 11, 2026 | Rye, Rockingham County, New Hampshire


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Jenness Beach Village District elects officers; Cindee Carter seated as moderator
The Jenness Beach Village District held its annual officer elections at a meeting July 11 at Rye Town Hall, approving a slate of officers for the coming year.

Acting Clerk John Tuttle nominated Cindee Carter to serve as moderator for one year; the nomination was seconded by Commissioner William Christo and approved by voice vote. Carter was seated as acting moderator and established the rules for the meeting.

Tuttle was then nominated and approved to serve as district clerk for one year. Clerk Tuttle nominated Sally O'Brien for a three-year commissioner term; the nomination was seconded and approved. Beth Tuttle was nominated and approved as treasurer for one year, and Deb Crapo was nominated and approved as auditor for one year. The transcript records each action as seconded and carried with the phrase 'All in favor.'

The elections were procedural and took place at the start of the meeting; no roll-call tallies or dissenting votes were recorded in the meeting record. The district's commissioners listed as present were Randy Crapo, William Christo and Sally O'Brien. The meeting then proceeded to other agenda items.

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