Finance panel kicks off Town Deep Dive series
The Concord Finance Committee approved two sets of prior minutes by 14-0 votes as it launched a new "Town Deep Dive" series to study town operations.
The Concord Finance Committee approved two sets of prior minutes by 14-0 votes as it launched a new "Town Deep Dive" series to study town operations.
Concord Finance Committee launches town operations oversight series. Chair Don Kupka organized four work streams including a new "Debt Deep Dive" to develop a debt capacity model for capital planning, kicking off with one-hour segments each meeting over five sessions. The committee heard
Concord Finance Committee organizes for FY27, welcoming new members and approving prior minutes. The committee approved minutes from April 16 by a vote of six in favor, zero opposed, and four abstaining, and confirmed a draft calendar proposing meetings on the first Thursday of each month through
Concord Finance Committee opens new budget cycle with bond sale news and broad member priority-setting.
Finance Committee stands ready through three nights of annual town meeting without casting votes. Chair Lois Wasoff convened the committee at 6:15 p.m. on April 27 and stayed in session through April 29, when she adjourned at 8:45 p.m., but the minutes record no matters requiring Finance Committee
Finance Committee unanimously elects new leadership for FY28. Don Kupka will serve as Chair, with Lyndsey Lis as Vice Chair, Pat Geyer as Clerk, Gerard Jansen as Vice Clerk, Paul Rodriguez as Guidelines Chair, and Brian Conway as Guidelines Vice Chair; the slate passed 12-0. Chief Financial Officer
Concord Finance Committee elects new officers and prepares its Annual Town Meeting pitch.
Finance Committee endorses $4.6 million capital plan and $600,000 facilities study. Chair Lois Wasoff's committee voted unanimously to recommend Article 11, appropriating $2.17 million and transferring $909,000 in overlay surplus and $1.55 million in free cash—a strategy that avoids approximately
CONCORD -- March 19, 2026, Concord Finance Committee unanimously backed a $4.6 million capital plan and cleared two other warrant articles at its March 19 meeting. The committee voted 14-0 to recommend affirmative
Finance Committee votes on nine town meeting articles for Annual Town Meeting. The committee unanimously recommended eight articles spanning municipal enterprise funds and special expenditures, including a $453,500 light plant payment in lieu of taxes, solid waste operations, sewer system
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