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📋 ProposedFinance Committee · June 17, 2026
Fiscal Year 2026 Year-End Transfer Request
CFO requesting approval of FY2026 year-end budget transfers under G.L. c. 44, § 33B, which reallocates unspent funds across town accounts.
💰 Unspecified dollar amounts; reallocates existing FY2026 appropriations
Why this matters: Affects how town tax dollars are spent at fiscal year-end.
Review of June 17 Financial Audit Advisory Committee Meeting — FY2025 Town Audit
Committee will review the FY2025 financial audit presentation for the Town segment, as discussed at the same evening's Audit Advisory Committee meeting.
Why this matters: Annual audit reveals town's financial health and accuracy of spending.
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