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young registered voters (between 18-21 years of age) Report of the to work the polls. It was exciting to see how their Town Clerk involvement during one of the most important elec- tions had a very positive impact on them. To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and Every year I consider myself very fortunate to The Citizens of the Town of Mashpee acquire more and more friendships with residents' of _ Mashpee; however, each year it also gets harder to say It is once again my pleasure to submit to you my good-bye to so many wonderful soles. My staff and I annual report for 2004. wish to convey our deepest sympathies to you and yours if you lost a loved one last year. They will all be First, I would like to begin by thanking my staff remembered in our hearts and our minds. - Meg, Marita, and Gail for all of their assistance; without them I would not be able to offer you the level In 2004 the Addressing Committee was created of services that you receive. by the Board of Selectmen with the specific plan of reviewing the driveways within condominiums. I felt Once again the Town was able to offer the that the overall safety of the residents of Mashpee Property Tax Voucher Program that was beneficial for important enough to bring a number of public safety department heads together to establish a plan that both the Town and Mashpee Seniors. Joyce Howell, ` Russ Maloney,John Brown,Richard Cooke, and Janet would be both beneficial to the residents and the Bousquet all worked the Sticker Office under this Town. Windchime was the first project that the Program and did an absolutely fabulous job. Sally Committee tackled and I am pleased to report that, Buswell was also an integral part of the Sticker Office. with the exception of a few hurdles, the project was a success. While continuing with the renaming of dri- 2004 proved to be a very busy election year, with veways within the condominiums, the Mashpee the grand finale being the Presidential Election. What TRIAD, the Sheriffs Department and I will also be j greater way of having your voice heard than by casting inspecting house numbers in Mashpee to ensure that your vote on Election Day. I considered this important should public safety vehicles be required, they will be enough to approach the Mashpee Schools to consider able to find the home quickly. The extra minute hold a Mock Presidential Election for the students. I needed to find a home could become a matter of life cannot thank Patricia Parolski, the teachers, and staff and death. I cannot express to you enough how impor enough for all of their support. My election crew was tant I consider this issue. This issue is very close to also very instrumental in their teaching the students my heart and I only want to protect you from harms how to read the ballot and ultimately cast their vote. way. While every student had an opportunity to vote for the President of the United States, grades 5 through 12 May you all have a safe, healthy, and happy were given the opportunity to enter a polling place 2005. My staff and I shall always continue to serve you, the residents of Mashpee, with a smile. similar to the one the adults utilize, follow the same procedures that you and I follow when we vote to obtain an official-looking ballot, enter into a booth, Respectfully submitted, and cast their vote. On November 2, 2004, in addition Deborah Dami to my seasoned poll workers,I brought in a number of Town Clerk 2004 Town Clerk Revenue In 2004 the Town Clerk's Office took in $464,202.37. The following is a breakdown of the revenue received. Transfer Station Stickers $326,325 Raffle Permits $240 Beach Stickers $84,700 Census/Res Report to Disk $40 Business Certificates $1,520 Underground Storage $32.50 Fishing & Hunting $4,878.30 Violations $9,215 Copies $4,365.57. Shellfish $12,330 Marriages $1,920 Dogs $10,006 Passports $8,550 Pole Locations $80 !i 36