Ways and Means TH2 Subcommittee unanimously endorses three capital articles totaling $75,000. The subcommittee voted 2-0 to support Article 3-2, allocating $30,000 to replace aging fitness equipment at Recreation that has been in daily use for more than 10 years. Article 3-3 received unanimous
The Ways and Means DPW/Recreation Subcommittee unanimously approved five capital budget requests totaling $560,000, pending updated documentation. Subcommittee members Roger Riggs and John Iler backed the Simonds Park Renovation and Improvement Design at $200,000, Athletic Field Improvements at
Ways and Means subcommittee backs $650K for building security and cable television support. The panel unanimously approved $100,000 to assess and implement accessibility and security improvements at municipal buildings, including a shift from key-based access to FOB card systems for enhanced
Ways and Means Committee approves $21.6M in public safety operating budgets and capital articles. Police Chief Thomas Browne presented an $11,114,087 budget up 2.42% due to salary contracts and 6% overtime growth, approved 15-0-0. Fire Chief James Browne's $10,497,535 budget rose 1.69% on salary
Burlington Ways and Means approves four operating budgets totaling $16.7 million. The committee unanimously backed Public Works at $12,701,184, a 4.11 percent increase reflecting contractual salary bumps, employee retirements, and expanded snow removal and overtime; Trash Removal at $3,664,662, up
Ways and Means approves 11 municipal budgets totaling $51.6 million in near-unanimous votes. Chair Doug Davison's committee backed the Middlesex Retirement Fund at $16,222,772 and Debt Service at $10,407,163, both unanimously, alongside Employee Benefits at $20,180,017, which drew one dissenting
Burlington Ways and Means approves FY27 DPW budget with sharp utility increases. The subcommittee voted 2-0 to advance the Department of Public Works budget as natural gas costs jumped 47 percent starting in April and electric rates climbed 31 percent. DPW Director Brian White reported that heavy
Ways and Means Committee approves $6.77M in nine departmental budgets unanimously. The committee voted 13-0 on all items, including recreation at $2,486,331 (4.47 percent increase for Marshall Simonds Middle School field lights), library at $2,095,212, and town clerk at $573,353 (14.32 percent
Ways and Means approves $35.6M in central administration and debt service budgets. The Town Hall 1 Subcommittee unanimously advanced Department 149 Central Administration at $25.2 million and Department 710 Debt Service at $10.4 million on March 18. Health insurance funding reached $20.2 million, a
Ways and Means subcommittee approves Parks and Recreation FY27 budget. The two-member DPW/Recreation Subcommittee voted 2-0 to advance the Parks and Recreation Department budget during its March 12 meeting. Director Brendan Egan and Assistant Director Kelly Lehman presented increases in salaries
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