Select Board Advances Reduced DPW Building Plan
Acton weighed a slimmed-down $23 million DPW building and a sewer fee dispute.
Acton weighed a slimmed-down $23 million DPW building and a sewer fee dispute.
Acton Finance Committee interns found a $23 million DPW building plan could be replaced for $11.1 million less.
Acton's Finance Committee spent its August 4 meeting reviewing five student interns' research on town operations, taking no votes.
Acton's Finance Committee heard that a newly settled teachers contract trimmed $1.1 million off next year's projected budget gap, while a Boston University-bound summer intern pitched an AI tool for resident questions.
Acton's Finance Committee debated whether to combine or stagger a proposed operating override and a DPW debt exclusion as it confirmed a $3.3 million structural deficit for fiscal 2028.
The Acton Select Board approved a site plan permit for a mixed-use building at 13 School Street and voted to move all town committees onto official email accounts.
Acton's Finance Committee pressed budget staff over enterprise funds holding nearly a year's operating budget in reserve.
The Acton Select Board accepted a deed for 46 Taylor Road, growing the Acton Arboretum, and approved FY2027 rate hikes.
The Acton Select Board voted 4-1 to close a year-long public hearing on a Primrose Schools child care project at 457 Massachusetts Avenue, deferring a final decision.
The Acton Finance Committee voted to form a new subcommittee to produce a five- to 10-year financial forecast for the town. Fred Loeffler and Scott Sullivan will serve as members, Alex Lenz as chair, and Jason Cole as alternate, with the panel's work sunsetting December 31, 2026.
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