The Senate of the State of Rhode Island has introduced a resolution honoring Martha Ball for her 50 years of dedicated service to the Town of New Shoreham. Her involvement in local governance began in the late 1970s, during which she held significant roles including Town Treasurer, a member of the Town Council for 21 years, and First Warden. Additionally, she has served on various boards and committees, such as the Zoning Board, Historic District Commission, and the Tourism Council, demonstrating her commitment to the community through diverse public service positions.

The resolution expresses gratitude for Martha Ball's contributions, highlighting her extensive knowledge of local history and governance, which have been instrumental to the Town of New Shoreham. It acknowledges her as a vital resource for future Town Councils and emphasizes her dedication to the well-being of Block Island and its residents. The Senate has authorized the Secretary of State to transmit a certified copy of the resolution to Martha Ball as formal recognition of her service.

Introduced By: Senator Alana DiMario
Date Introduced: January 21
Referred To: Recommended for Immediate Consideration