Sandwich Finance Committee votes to recommend $102.5M town budget for May town meeting. Committee Chair E. Collupy oversaw recommendations on 17 warrant articles for the May 4 annual meeting, voting 7-1 to recommend the $102.5 million budget, with J. Dever dissenting. The committee voted 7-0-1 to
Sandwich Finance Committee reviews three key Community Preservation projects totaling $1.3M. The Community Preservation Committee unanimously approved three projects: $755,300 for Middle High School tennis and pickleball courts, $505,375 for basketball courts and beach renourishment, and $50,000
Finance Committee hears police personnel request for $5.9M and reviews capital plans. Police Chief Jason Keene requested $5,883,768 for personnel and $498,000 for operations, including capital requests for a $29,998 taser lease and $30,000 Ranger vehicle. Fire Chief John Burke reported call volumes
Finance Committee hears $1.2 million in budget savings from health insurance figures. The Finance Committee approved minutes from prior meetings and heard presentations from Town Manager G. Dunham, Finance Director W. Jennings, Wastewater Program Implementation Manager Dave Mason, and Human
Sandwich Finance Committee hears $42.2M school budget proposal, 2.6% increase. Superintendent Joseph P. Maruszczak presented the FY2027 operating plan approved by the School Committee on January 28, proposing $42,205,431 in spending while reducing staffing by 6% and maintaining level services. The
Finance Committee reviews Sandwich FY27 budget with modest 2.92 percent operating increase. Town Manager Bud Dunham presented the recommended budget featuring a $2.25 million capital plan and net capital spending of $1.408 million, with a budget balance of $7,377. Three cost pressures dominate the
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