Stoughton

STOUGHTON — March 19, 2026 — Concord Finance Committee votes to fund its capital plan from free cash, dodging $426,000 in borrowing costs. Meeting Thursday at the Town House, the 15-member Committee of Finance and Taxation voted unanimously to recommend that Town Meeting approve a $4,628,420 FY2027 capital

STOUGHTON — March 18, 2026 — Stoughton Finance Committee hears $2 million health insurance spike and regional school assessment increases at FY27 budget hearings. The committee met Wednesday in an extended public hearing session, receiving presentations on more than a dozen budget lines and capital articles ahead of the May 4 Annual

STOUGHTON — March 12, 2026 — Stoughton's Finance Committee opened public hearings for the May 4 Annual and Special Town Meetings, with the headline development being Town Manager Tom Coulter's announcement that the town and SMAC, the local public-access broadcaster, have settled their lawsuit and agreed to

STOUGHTON — March 11, 2026 — Stoughton Finance Committee advances fire and police budgets and hears case for armory police station. The committee held public hearings March 11 on fiscal year 2027 department budgets and two capital articles — a $1,230,000 free-cash purchase of a new Pierce fire engine and

STOUGHTON — March 5, 2026 — Stoughton Finance Committee opens public hearings for May 4 town meetings, reviewing six department budgets and three major borrowing articles. The committee heard FY27 operating budget presentations from Economic Development Director Pam McCarthy (expenses up 1.49 percent), Town Planner Bill Roth (personal services up 1.

STOUGHTON — March 4, 2026 — Stoughton Finance Committee reviews DPW budgets and proposes $1.45 million total for snow removal. The committee opened public hearings for the May 4 annual and special town meetings Wednesday and worked through operating budgets for Cedar Hill Golf Course, the facilities department, general highway, snow