Maynard Finance Committee votes to recommend nine Annual Town Meeting articles and reject one ahead of May 18 town meeting.
Finance Committee reviews water rate increase, $3M infrastructure borrowing. Director of Public Works Justin DeMarco presented fiscal 2027 water and sewer enterprise fund budgets to the committee, citing declining consumption but rising fixed costs and employee benefits necessitating a rate
Maynard Finance Committee reviews $3 million water infrastructure bond and PFAS settlement articles ahead of Annual Town Meeting.
Maynard Finance Committee preps for annual town meeting with 15 pending articles and three citizen petitions likely. Chair Jillian Prendergast and committee members reviewed the Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School FY27 budget with an 8.6 percent increase, though Maynard's minimum
Maynard Finance Committee heard presentations from the Retirement Board and School Department on major spending proposals for the 2026 Annual Town Meeting. Retirement Board Executive Director Ken DeMars proposed $3,000 annual stipends for four board members, totaling $12,000 per year from the
Maynard Finance Committee weighs pension stipend, school budget gap, and a potential $25 million water bond as Annual Town Meeting approaches.
Maynard Finance Committee prepares for 2026 Annual Town Meeting while reviewing FY27 budget. Chair Jillian Prendergast's committee met March 2 to unanimously approve prior meeting minutes and raised concerns about a lower-than-expected free cash certification and a 13.2 percent increase in the
Maynard Finance Committee begins Annual Town Meeting prep with roughly half of anticipated articles still unsubmitted.
Finance Committee prepares for the Annual Town Meeting amid FY27 budget pressures. Chair Jillian Prendergast and the committee reviewed the FY27 draft budget, which includes an increase in the Assabet Regional Technical School assessment and a decrease in state "cherry sheet" funding. Members
Finance Committee to weigh $25 million water infrastructure override. Chair Jillian Prendergast led a January 26 discussion of the Town Administrator's FY27 budget proposal, which includes a $25 million water override. The committee sought clarification on how the proposal aligns with other capital
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