Finance chair reports June receipts down 26%; service projects, storm-pipe failure flagged
Summary
Finance committee chair Burke reported June receipts of $2,000,002.51 (called a 26% decrease), year-to-date totals, ordered dump trucks with chassis due in September and equipment early 2027, and identified a failed storm pipe south of Sherbrooke requiring repairs ahead of fall street repaving.
Burke, identified by the mayor as the finance committee chair, summarized the finance and service-department activity and presented revenue figures for June and year to date.
"June, receipts, $2,000,002.51, 26% decrease," Burke said, and reported total receipts for the month as roughly $349,000 and $4,000,000 year to date. He described operational work underway: two dump trucks have been ordered (current chassis scheduled for September; snow equipment expected early 2027), catch-basin replacement crews are preparing for fall street repaving, and crews found a failed storm-pipe section south of Sherbrooke behind King’s Support that will require repair work.
Burke also reported tree removal totals on Glendale Milford (111 dead trees removed) and additional removals on Cooper Road, and noted the fire department's generator plans and that the concrete slab for a transformer is poured and Duke Energy scheduling remains pending. The report covered many routine capital and maintenance items that will be reflected in upcoming appropriation ordinances.
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