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FinCom votes recommendation on slate of FY27 department budgets; motion passes 6–0 with one abstention

Tisbury Finance and Advisory Committee · March 11, 2026
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Summary

The Tisbury Finance and Advisory Committee voted to recommend approval of a slate of FY27 department budgets (listed in the motion). Alex Meleney moved, Allan Rogers seconded; the motion passed 6 Ayes, 0 Nays, 1 Abstention. The slate includes Moderator, Finance & Advisory, Personnel, Registrar, and multiple other town accounts.

At the March 11 meeting the FinCom voted to recommend approval of a slate of FY27 department budgets and accounts. Alex Meleney moved to recommend approval of the following as presented: Moderator #114; Finance and Advisory Committee #131; Personnel #152; Registrar/Elections #163; Zoning Board of Appeals #176; Municipal Housing Trust #189; Building Maintenance #192; Other Inspectors #240; Emergency Management #291; Constable #299; Park & Ride #481; Veterans Benefits #543; Historic Commission #691; Massachusetts Cultural Council #693; Debt & Interest #700; County Assessment #830; Other Post Employee Benefits #919. Allan Rogers seconded the motion. The motion passed with 6 Ayes, 0 Nays and 1 Abstention (Melina Loberg recorded as abstaining because she was not present for all relevant discussions). The vote tally recorded individual member votes in the minutes.

FinCom members noted that FY25 closeout remained incomplete and Free Cash was described in the discussion as guesstimated at $58,000,000, but that estimate was subject to change because FY25 was not closed. The committee asked departments to provide additional foundational information (levy, free cash estimates, fee revenues, five‑year staffing projections) ahead of Town Meeting and the FinCom recommendation deadline on March 27.