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JD Arnold

Committee Member · Buildings & Grounds Committee

Attendance, votes and public actions documented in town records.

Record through Apr 8, 2026Coverage
Meetings on record2Meetings with named attendance or votes
Attendance50%1 attended / 2 expected
Documented no votes00 of 5 known yes/no positions
Unanimous participation5Confirmed or narrowly inferred from attendance
At a glance

What the record shows

The official record for JD Arnold currently covers 2 documented meetings. The record shows attendance at 1 of 2 meetings where attendance was expected. Among 5 motions with a documented yes or no position, 0 were recorded as no votes. The record also shows participation in 5 unanimous votes. These measurements describe documented public records only and do not infer motives, personality, or conduct outside the record.

Individual record

Recent votes

DateMotionPositionContext
Mar 4, 2026the minutes of the October 28, 2025 meeting were approved unanimouslyYesUnanimous vote
Mar 4, 2026to introduce a proposed Local Law identified as Introductory No. 3, Print No. 1 of 2026 authorizing the lease of real property of the County of Saratoga to Gateway House of Peace, Inc., and setting a date for a public hearing thereonYesUnanimous vote
Mar 4, 2026to enter into executive session for the purpose of discussion regarding the proposed acquisition, sale or lease of real propertyYesUnanimous vote
Mar 4, 2026to return to regular sessionYesUnanimous vote
Mar 4, 2026the meeting was adjourned unanimouslyYesUnanimous vote
Voting record

Documented dissent

No no votes listed

No individual no vote appears in the meetings currently linked to this profile.

Meeting attendance

Attendance history

DateBodyRoleExpected?Status
Apr 8, 2026Buildings & Grounds CommitteeMemberExpectedAbsent
Mar 4, 2026Buildings & Grounds CommitteeMemberExpectedPresent
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What counts

Attendance rates use meetings where the person was expected. Dissent rates use known yes-or-no positions. A unanimous vote is attributed to an individual only when the minutes establish unanimity and confirm that person attended.