Finance Committee reviews FY2027 budgets for six departments. Chair Ken Szajda and the committee heard presentations from Town Manager Frank Gervasio, Conservation Agent Tyler Skrzypiec, D.P.W. Director Sean Reese, Police Chief Matthew Stone, and Fire Chief Michael Cassidy on FY2027 proposals for
Finance Committee reviews six FY2027 departmental budgets. Chair Ken Szajda and all seven committee members reviewed spending proposals for the Council on Aging, Youth and Family Services, Animal Control, Building Inspection, Veterans Services, and Celebrations, with presentations from department
Finance Committee reviews eight departmental budgets for FY2027 operations. Town Manager Frank Gervasio presented budgets for Select Board, Human Resources, Treasurer/Collector, Employee Benefits, Motor Vehicle Fuels, Liability Insurance, and Street Lighting, noting that the town's transition to
Finance Committee reviews seven FY2027 departmental budgets in first meeting after February blizzard closure. All seven committee members attended the March 3 remote meeting, with Town Manager Frank Gervasio presenting budgets for technology, facilities, wastewater treatment, rail trail,
Finance Committee reviews departmental budgets ahead of FY2027 operating cycle. Recreation Director Mark Frank discussed Parks and Recreation investment needs; Town Clerk Elizabeth Greendale and Health Director Scott Moles presented their budgets; new Library Director Jeffrey Smith reported 200,000
Finance Committee approves $99,000 assessor reserve fund transfer. The six-member panel unanimously backed the transfer to the Board of Assessors account at its February 3 meeting. Chair Ken Szajda and committee members reviewed three department budgets for fiscal year 2027; the Board of Assessors,
Finance Committee reviews mounting FY27 budget pressures. Town Manager Frank Gervasio reported department head requests totaling approximately $930,000 against an expected $650,000 to $750,000 in available funding, with the Governor's initial budget proposal yielding roughly $25,000 less than
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