Finance Panel Reviews Fall Warrant Articles
Chelmsford's Finance Committee previewed 18 fall Town Meeting warrant articles, including a $2.36 million free cash plan.
Chelmsford's Finance Committee previewed 18 fall Town Meeting warrant articles, including a $2.36 million free cash plan.
Chelmsford Finance Committee approves prior meeting minutes, sets $2.36M free cash agenda. Town Accountant Heather Russo presented a FY2026 financial report showing a $3 million general fund surplus and $2.36 million in certified free cash. Town Manager Alex Magee and Finance Director John Sousa
The Chelmsford Board of Assessors convened briefly in open session on September 16, approving prior minutes before moving to executive session. Chairman Samuel P. Chase, Vice Chair Michael R. Donoghue, and Member Gabe Francisco voted unanimously to adjourn under state law to discuss confidential
Chelmsford Board of Health addressed routine administrative matters and unanimously approved outgoing correspondence. Members Richard Day and David Paquette voted to approve orders for food establishment violations and a directive regarding a Chelmsford Street property under new ownership. The
Council on Aging Board heard reports of facility improvements and new programming. Director Debi Siriani reported completion of repairs to awnings and electronic signs damaged in winter storms, with acoustic tiles awaiting installation by DPW.
Chelmsford Planning Board recommended eight zoning bylaw and map changes for Town Meeting and continued a Lady Slipper Lane subdivision hearing to September 23.
Chelmsford Conservation Commission approved a water main extension allowing contaminated-well residents to connect to public supply, voting 5-0 (with member Marc Gibbs recusing) to grant Stop & Shop Supermarket Company a determination of applicability for work extending the water main from Brook…
Chelmsford's Conservation Commission approved a contaminated-well fix and signaled no to a forest race.
The Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee unanimously approved June 6 minutes and reported progress on Indigenous People's Day planning for October 10. Members Linda Morel, Tina Kempner, Sophy Theam, and Rachel Ford assigned logistics tasks including pizza and water orders, equipment
Board of Assessors approves August motor vehicle excise warrants totaling $11,776. Chairman Samuel P. Chase, Vice Chair Michael R. Donoghue, and Member Gabe Francisco unanimously approved the August monthly report with motor vehicle excise receipts of $621.40 for fiscal 2024, $794.27 for fiscal
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