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Norwood FinCom drafts memo and recommends capital, pension and special-education reserve articles for special town meeting

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Summary

The Finance Committee directed staff to draft a memo to the Board of Selectmen and recommended several special‑town‑meeting warrant articles — including a capital stabilization fund, a pension reserve fund, a special‑education reserve and a compensated‑absences appropriation — while withdrawing a spring request for general‑purpose stabilization to reconsider in the fall.

During the March 27 meeting the Town of Norwood Finance Committee discussed special‑town‑meeting warrant planning and directed staff to prepare a memo to the Board of Selectmen outlining the finance committee's priorities and rationale. The committee agreed that two members would attend the Board of Selectmen meeting on April 8 (the day after the town election) to present the committee's recommendations.

Key committee recommendations and votes recorded in the meeting included: - Rescind the spring request for an additional general-purpose stabilization appropriation and instead "reconsider in the fall." The committee voted to remove the spring general-purpose stabilization request from its recommended list with the explicit understanding it will be revisited in the fall town meeting schedule. The motion carried unanimously with the amendment…

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