Medfield Select Board Unanimously Backs $1.9 Million Override Budget Package
Medfield Select Board unanimously backs $1.9 million override budget and dog-walking bylaw article.
Medfield Select Board unanimously backs $1.9 million override budget and dog-walking bylaw article.
Brookline Select Board opens override deliberations with $23 million structural deficit and a two-week filing deadline.
The Medfield Select Board voted unanimously to secure $4.5 million from the Commonwealth's HousingWorks Infrastructure Program for roadway and utility improvements supporting the Medfield State Hospital redevelopment project. Chair Osler Peterson and Members Eileen Murphy and Gus Murby also
Medfield Select Board temporarily closes state hospital grounds and accepts $4.5 million in housing funds.
Medfield Select Board sets override restoration priorities after a heated debate over cutting the weekend animal control officer.
Select Board approves restoration priorities for potential override scenarios at Town Meeting 2026. Chair Gus Murby, Member Eileen Murphy, and Member Osler Peterson voted unanimously to adopt the prioritized list, which directs how override funds would be allocated if voters approve additional
Select Board backs $104,000 owner's representative contract for State Hospital infrastructure phase. Chair Gus Murby, Member Eileen Murphy, and Member Osler Peterson unanimously approved the Weston and Sampson engagement and declared a snow emergency permitting deficit spending. The Board also
Medfield Select Board votes to add dog-medallion fee article and snow-surplus transfer to town meeting warrant.
Medfield Select Board reviews $341,479 in proposed FY27 budget cuts to meet a 1.3 percent spending cap.
Select Board approves FY27 budget cuts and governance items. Town Administrator Kristine Trierweiler presented $341,479 in proposed reductions including elimination of the HR Generalist position, reduced administrative staffing in Land Use, elimination of library Sunday hours and Council on Aging
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