WOODSTOCK — At Woodstock Village’s annual meeting on Tuesday night, voters approved an article seeking to eliminate elected auditor positions and move into a contract with a public accountant or auditor’s firm for the village’s annual audit.
The paper ballot vote tally was 16-2 for that article, according to Village Clerk Don Wheeler.
Voters also approved an operating budget of $1.46 million, of which $631,000 is slated to come from taxes.
In uncontested races for village trustees, Seton McIlroy earned a three-year term and William Corson earned a two-year term.