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Council adopts $1.2 million bond order to replace school roofs
Summary
Peabody City Council adopted a $1.2 million bond order June 11 to fund two roof replacements (south and west school roofs); council discussed whether earlier bond rescissions had been submitted and received confirmation paperwork has been filed for rescission processing.
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Peabody City Council on June 11 adopted a $1.2 million bond order to pay for two roof replacements at city school facilities, moving the borrowing authorization under Chapter 44 of the Massachusetts General Laws.
Councelor Gamash read the bond order and said the appropriation would cover two roof replacements and incidental costs. Councelor Turko asked whether the original bond funding had been rescinded as previously discussed; Mr. Jinger said he had filed the paperwork to rescind the earlier authorization and that the municipal‑finance rescission remains a process with the appropriate Commonwealth officials. Councelor Leoff asked which roofs were included; Peach clarified the funds cover the south and west school roofs.
After brief clarifications, the council adopted the bond order by roll-call vote. The measure authorizes the treasurer, with the approval of the mayor, to borrow under Chapter 44 and take actions necessary to carry out the order. The order was introduced April 23, published May 14 and May 28, 2026, and was adopted as advertised on June 11.

