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Board reviews delinquent taxes, banking concerns and schedules school-meeting vote
Summary
Delinquent tax accounts total just under $150,000 and foreclosure proceedings may begin in November for unpaid 2024 taxes; the board discussed separating accounts per the auditor's recommendation and concerns about TD Bank branch closures and scheduled a special town meeting to vote on required matching funds for a school grant.
The Select Board reviewed municipal finance issues at its April 13 meeting, noting delinquent tax accounts just under $150,000 and that foreclosure proceedings may begin in November for unpaid 2024 taxes. Board members reviewed the statutory foreclosure timeline and the authority to grant extensions under statute.
Members also discussed auditor recommendations to separate certain town accounts and expressed concern about local TD Bank branch closures; the board indicated interest in meeting with TD Bank’s municipal representative and exploring alternative banking options.
A School Committee Q&A about a school grant was announced and a special town meeting was scheduled so voters can decide on required matching funds. The minutes do not specify the grant amount or the matching sum; the board signaled the meeting will be held to address the funding decision.
