The Narragansett Town Council convened on January 6, 2025, to address several key appointments within the town's government. The meeting began with the Pledge of Allegiance and proceeded to a series of motions aimed at appointing various officials.

The council unanimously approved the appointment of Judge John DeCubilis to continue serving as the judge of the municipal court for another two years. Council members praised his extensive experience and contributions to the town.

Next, the council moved to appoint Sarah Masson as the magistrate clerk. Her performance over the past six weeks was highlighted, with council members expressing their appreciation for her organizational skills and dedication.

The council also discussed the appointment of Callahan, Craven and Associates as the town solicitor and assistant solicitor. The council emphasized the thorough vetting process that included extensive interviews and reviews of qualifications. Public comments were invited, with one resident advocating for the renewal of attorney Steve Marsala as legal counsel for the planning board, citing his expertise and the potential impact of his absence on ongoing projects.

Despite some public inquiries for clarification on the new solicitor's roles, the council reaffirmed their decision, stating that they had carefully considered all candidates and their qualifications. The motion to appoint the new solicitors passed unanimously.

Overall, the meeting underscored the council's commitment to maintaining experienced leadership within the town's legal framework, ensuring continuity in governance as they move forward with various initiatives.