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The annual general meeting of Dunfanaghy Tidy Towns will take place on Thursday, January 22
The annual general meeting of Dunfanaghy Tidy Towns will take place on Thursday, January 22, at 6.00pm in The Workhouse.
The agenda includes the chairperson’s welcome, apologies, acknowledgement of minutes of the last AGM held in April 2025, the chairperson’s remarks and report of the year’s highlights, secretary’s report, general business, financial report, election of officers including chairperson and vice-secretary.
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Nominations are invited for the positions of chairperson and vice secretary. Nomination forms must be completed and emailed to dunfanaghytidytowns@gmail.com by 6pm on Tuesday, January 20.
Three amendments to the 2022 Constitution will be proposed, relating to organisational structure, officer terms of office and the timing of the AGM.
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