The Lakeville Special and Annual Town Meeting held on June 11, 2007, focused heavily on the town's budget allocations for various departments, revealing significant financial commitments for the upcoming year.

Key discussions centered around personnel and operational expenses across multiple town departments. The police department topped the budget with a personnel allocation of $1,355,218 and operational expenses of $134,900, underscoring the town's commitment to public safety. The fire department also received substantial funding, with personnel costs amounting to $808,236 and expenses of $101,785.

Other notable allocations included the accounting department, which was budgeted $103,387 for personnel and $52,920 for expenses, while the treasurer and collector's office was allocated $121,027 for personnel and $37,500 for expenses. The town clerk's office received $40,520 for personnel and $1,300 for expenses, reflecting the essential administrative functions of the town.

The meeting also addressed smaller departments, such as the Conservation Commission, which was allocated $10,600 for personnel but had no expenses listed. The planning board and appeals board received minimal funding, with expenses of just $2.50 and $650, respectively.

Overall, the budget discussions highlighted the town's priorities, with a clear focus on maintaining essential services while managing operational costs. The meeting concluded with a commitment to revisit any unresolved budget items, ensuring that all departments are adequately funded for the year ahead.