Concord Finance Committee Backs Free Cash Over Borrowing for FY2027 Capital Plan
Concord Finance Committee votes to fund its capital plan from free cash, dodging $426,000 in borrowing costs.
Concord Finance Committee votes to fund its capital plan from free cash, dodging $426,000 in borrowing costs.
Finance Committee approves prior minutes and continues town meeting hearings. Stoughton's Finance Committee under Chair Carolyn Campbell voted unanimously to continue public hearings for the Annual Town Meeting and Special Town Meeting scheduled for May 4, 2026, advancing the review to March 19.
Stoughton Finance Committee hears $2 million health insurance spike and regional school assessment increases at FY27 budget hearings.
Finance Committee continues May town meeting hearings to March 18. Chair Carolyn Campbell and 15 members heard presentations on the fiscal year 2027 operating budget, including a 2.2% increase for the Town Manager office, expanded legal services through counsel Brian Winner and Katie Fedeoroff, and
Stoughton's Finance Committee opened public hearings for the May 4 Annual and Special Town Meetings, with the headline development being Town Manager Tom Coulter's announcement that the town and SMAC, the local public-access broadcaster, have settled their lawsuit and agreed to a new 10-year contrac
Finance Committee unanimously continues public hearings on FY27 budget and capital items for May town meetings. Chair Carolyn Campbell and twelve members reviewed Fire Department requests for a $1.23 million truck and $450,000 in life safety equipment; Police Department capital of $465,000 for
Stoughton Finance Committee advances fire and police budgets and hears case for armory police station.
Finance Committee advances multiple warrant articles for May town meetings. Chair Carolyn Campbell and the committee unanimously continued public hearings on the Annual and Special Town Meeting agendas to March 11, advancing capital requests including a 2.4 million dollar sewer main extension, a
Stoughton Finance Committee opens public hearings for May 4 town meetings, reviewing six department budgets and three major borrowing articles.
Finance Committee unanimously continued public hearings for the May 4 Annual Town Meeting and Special Town Meeting, moving the next session to March 5. Chair Carolyn Campbell and the committee reviewed FY2027 operating budgets from Superintendent Paul Giffune, whose Department of Public Works
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