Boxborough Finance Committee Approves Two Reserve Fund Transfers, Reviews Tight FY26 Budget
Boxborough Finance Committee approves two reserve fund transfers and gets first look at a not-yet-balanced FY26 budget.
Topic
Finance Committee
Members: Joe Stulpin, Maria Neyland, Michelle Ryan, John Connor, John Greven, Susan Bak, Honghoa Le, Rajon Hudson, Next Meetings
Boxborough Finance Committee Approves Two Reserve Fund Transfers, Reviews Tight FY26 Budget
Boxborough Finance Committee approves two reserve fund transfers and gets first look at a not-yet-balanced FY26 budget.
Boxborough Finance Committee Reviews Debt Pipeline and Fire Station Site Progress
Boxborough Finance Committee reviews debt pipeline, fire station sites, and school budget cap.
Boxborough Finance Committee Reviews Debt Pipeline and Fire Station Site Progress
Boxborough Finance Committee reviews debt pipeline, fire station sites, and school budget cap.
Boxborough Finance Committee sets 6 percent school assessment guidance for FY26
Boxborough Finance Committee reaches consensus on 6 percent school assessment guidance for FY26.
Boxborough Finance Committee sets 6 percent school assessment guidance for FY26
Boxborough Finance Committee reaches consensus on 6 percent school assessment guidance for FY26.
Boxborough Finance Committee Caps School Assessment Guidance at 6 Percent for FY26
Boxborough Finance Committee signals 6 percent school assessment cap and approves emergency library repair transfer.
Boxborough Finance Committee Caps School Assessment Guidance at 6 Percent for FY26
Boxborough Finance Committee signals 6 percent school assessment cap and approves emergency library repair transfer.
Boxborough Finance Committee Votes to Fund $500,000 Fire Station Manager From Free Cash
Boxborough Finance Committee unanimously shifts $500,000 fire station project-manager article to all free cash, saving average household an estimated $178 in next year's taxes.
Boxborough Finance Committee Votes to Fund $500,000 Fire Station Manager From Free Cash
Boxborough Finance Committee unanimously shifts $500,000 fire station project-manager article to all free cash, saving average household an estimated $178 in next year's taxes.