Finance Committee Weighs FY28 Budget Guidelines
Finance Committee discussed but did not vote on preliminary FY28 budget guidelines after members raised revenue and reserve concerns.
Finance Committee discussed but did not vote on preliminary FY28 budget guidelines after members raised revenue and reserve concerns.
The Reading Finance Committee voted 7-0 to recommend a townwide sidewalk snow and ice removal bylaw for Subsequent Town Meeting, shifting clearing duties toward property owners after the town was warned of state fines up to $1,000 a day per violation.
Newton Finance Committee approved $95,000 in workers' compensation settlements for two city employees.
Finance Committee unanimously backed a $2.75 million school feasibility study and $109,810 in capital equipment for the fall warrant.
Somerville's Finance Committee voted 5-0 to recommend approval of nine budget items, including a $2,082,498 bond to finish buying a fire ladder truck and rescue truck after manufacturer delays collided with a December 31 ARPA spending deadline.
Pepperell's Finance Committee cleared a $1.6 million fire truck and $347,000 in budget cuts ahead of a Nov. 7 Special Town Meeting. The three-member panel, re-electing John F.
Newton's Finance Committee heard that the city's net pension liability dropped to $248 million.
Boxborough Finance Committee splits 4-1 to back a $1.8 million bond for a 276 Middle Road land purchase.
Tyngsborough Finance Committee backs buying 100 Potash Hill Road for a combined police-fire building, but stalls on the loan to pay for it.
Committee reviewed free cash certification and FY28 budget options, deferred override decision, reconvenes October 26.
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