Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Capital Budget topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Berlin-Boylston Regional School Committee approves $2.45 million capital budget with certification caveat
Summary
The committee approved a $2,446,950 capital budget funded by town capital assessments and a Boylston internal assessment, and allowed the director of finance to confirm figures before certifying to the towns without another committee vote.
BERLIN/BOYLSTON, Mass. — The Berlin-Boylston Regional School Committee voted March 10 to approve a $2,446,950 capital budget for fiscal year 2027 and authorized a certification caveat for the district’s director of finance.
The motion to approve the capital budget listed funding sources as the Town of Berlin capital assessment ($902,296), the Town of Boylston capital assessment ($1,053,815) and a Town of Boylston internal assessment ($490,839). The committee approved the motion by roll call 6–0.
The motion included a caveat permitting Aaron Osborne, the district’s Director of Finance and Operations, to confirm those numbers before certifying the capital assessment to the towns, without requiring an additional School Committee vote. The committee recorded the approval as unanimous.
Committee members present for the vote were Mrs. Jessica Deglialberti, Mrs. Meagan Grill, Mrs. Elisabeth Mancini, Mrs. Lisa Mair, Mrs. Jackelyn Hoffses and Chair Michael Totman. The committee did not record additional public-comment testimony about the capital budget in the transcript for this meeting.
Following the budget votes, the committee listed future agenda items and scheduled its next meeting for Tuesday, March 24, 2026.
