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Regional committee seeks $1.4 million borrowing for Memorial Field amenities building; Carlisle offers CPC support
Regional committee seeks $1.4 million borrowing for Memorial Field amenities building; Carlisle offers CPC support
School capital and administrative finance items: middle‑school roof, irrigation, revolving funds and contracting authority on the agenda
School capital and administrative finance items: middle‑school roof, irrigation, revolving funds and contracting authority on the agenda
Concord Public Schools present FY26 operating budget; district cites $670K in federal grant exposure and middle‑school consolidations
Concord Public Schools present FY26 operating budget; district cites $670K in federal grant exposure and middle‑school consolidations
Regional high school leaders present roughly $40 million FY26 budget, flag special-education and shelter risks
Regional high school leaders present roughly $40 million FY26 budget, flag special-education and shelter risks
Town manager proposes $63.63 million FY26 operating budget; officials report 4.74 net FTE reduction
Town manager proposes $63.63 million FY26 operating budget; officials report 4.74 net FTE reduction
Town proposes new capital and debt stabilization funds, OPEB contribution and $1M transfer from Middle School stabilization fund
Town proposes new capital and debt stabilization funds, OPEB contribution and $1M transfer from Middle School stabilization fund
Town presents FY26 capital plan: $17.2 million recommended, with $2.52M cash (tier 1) and $3.69M debt (tier 2) requests
Town presents FY26 capital plan: $17.2 million recommended, with $2.52M cash (tier 1) and $3.69M debt (tier 2) requests
Public works urges long‑term road and sidewalk program, seeks $27.5M borrowing over five years to reduce $21M backlog
Public works urges long‑term road and sidewalk program, seeks $27.5M borrowing over five years to reduce $21M backlog