The Warren County Council on Aging, which operates the Warren County Senior Center, is holding a second election for its board of directors after the May 22 election created a four-way tie. T he …
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The Warren County Council on Aging, which operates the Warren County Senior Center, is holding a second election for its board of directors after the May 22 election created a four-way tie.The tie-breaking election is from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday, June 6, at the Warren County Center at 501 Ashland Ave. in Warrenton.Anyone in Warren County can vote. Eight people were on the ballot for the May election.“(We) ended up having four people tie with the same number of votes, so we’ll have to hold an additional election between those four to determine the three new members,” said Lindsey Polston, executive director.The four people running for those seats are Paul Brautigam, Karen Gregory, Connie Tesson and Laura Schneider. The opening seats are now held by Allan Dreyer, Jim Brown and Laura Schneider.The board, in total, is comprised of nine individuals who are elected to three-year terms. Polson said the new board will be seated at the July 27 meeting, which is the first meeting of the 2018 fiscal year.For more information about the organization or the election, contact Lindsey Polston at 636-456-3379.Election
