Capital Planning Committee

Capital Planning Committee reviews 19 capital requests totaling $2.7 million. The committee approved a $250,000 Fire Department boiler replacement ($46,019 cash capital and $203,981 from Senior Center HVAC surplus) after finding short-term fixes insufficient, and confirmed the $1.81 million ladder

Capital Planning Committee approves Zoom participation and reviews departmental capital requests. The committee unanimously allowed remote voting for members in February and March 2026. MIS Director Louis Jutras and the Committee agreed to defer a $12,000 Library audiovisual equipment purchase

Capital Planning Committee defers vote on schools' $1.05 million capital budget pending School Committee approval. Chairperson Christopher Deck and four members spent two hours questioning documentation gaps across eight request categories, demanding quotes for a $762,000 Luce roof design-phase

The Capital Planning Committee extended its fiscal 2027 capital review, pressing eleven municipal and enterprise requests on documentation gaps, cost estimates, and cost allocation. Chair Christopher Deck and committee members examined projects ranging from a $2.5 million water treatment

Capital Planning Committee begins FY27 capital request review amid $73,711 funding shortfall. Finance Director Randy Scollins presented municipal and enterprise fund requests, noting that the Select Board has funded several projects through mitigation monies to expedite procurement, a practice the