Falmouth Finance Committee unanimously approves $812,000 in capital and technology spending measures. The committee backed a $432,000 emergency power infrastructure project to replace and add generators and backup switches at Town Hall, the Senior Center, and the Department of Public Works,
Falmouth Finance Committee approves $2.1 million in capital spending. The committee unanimously authorized six school projects totaling $655,000 for facility upgrades and technology, including an $800,000 authorization for high school skylight removal and enclosure to address persistent leaks.
Falmouth Finance Committee approves $410,652 in mid-year transfers. The committee unanimously approved approximately $410,652 in budget transfers from the Health Insurance account to cover departmental overspending in FY26, including $44,249.47 to the Police Department and $281,403.58 to the
Falmouth Finance Committee examines multiyear budget plan facing $7.5 million shortfall by FY28. Finance Director Laura Sitrin presented FY27-2036 projections showing $29.5 million in planned capital improvements against a $15 million debt service ceiling, requiring potential reductions of $5.6
Finance Committee restructures capital budget review to align with October Town Meeting. The committee advanced its capital budget review schedule to early July, with department manager requests due June 2 and Select Board first review scheduled for June 29 or July 13. Starting August 19, committee
Finance Committee votes nine to one to maintain Upper Cape Regional Technical School budget. Mary Harris moved to leave the budget line as printed at the committee-approved amount, despite the school's actual budget running $108,000 lower. Peter Hargraves cast the sole dissenting vote. Finance
Falmouth Finance Committee advances $27 million in FY27 appropriations. The committee's votes mostly passed unanimously, though the residential property tax exemption program drew the only contest, passing 8 to 3 after discussion about Select Board acceptance. Town Manager Mike Renshaw and Finance
Falmouth Finance Committee approves $7M in budgets and preservation spending. The committee unanimously funded Public Works Water at $4.6 million, Facilities at $1.5 million, and Senior Services at $754,763, the latter drawing objection from Chair Keith Schwegel over costs associated with Select
Falmouth Finance Committee unanimously backs $64.9 million school budget with 5.8 percent increase. Director of Finance and Operations Paul Dart reported the town contribution rising to $54,944,000, with out-of-district placements budgeted at $4,061,000 and transportation for specialized-needs
Falmouth Finance Committee approves fourteen departmental operating budgets totaling $24.3 million. The Committee unanimously backed appropriations spanning Public Safety-Police at $10.6 million, Community Services-Library at $2.65 million, and Employee Benefits-Retirement at $13.76 million, which