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Finance Committee

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Eastham Finance Committee Clears Warrant, Splits on Optional Spending Enhancements

EASTHAM -- March 26, 2026, Eastham's Finance Committee advanced nearly the entire town meeting warrant at its March 26 session, voting unanimously on the general operating budget, collective bargaining totaling $1.575 million, nine zoning amendments, and a utility easement acquisition stalled since 2019. The sharpest divisions came on

Harwich Finance Committee Approves $85 Million in Town and School Spending

HARWICH -- March 26, 2026, Harwich Finance Committee completes warrant review, approving $51.7 million town budget and $33.1 million school assessment 8-0. The committee voted unanimously Thursday to recommend Article 4, the fiscal year 2027 town operating budget totaling $51,763,298, and Article 5, the Monomoy Regional

Orleans Finance Committee Votes 3-5 Against Recommending $2.7M Sewer Design Funding

ORLEANS -- March 26, 2026, Orleans Finance Committee votes 3-5 against recommending $2.7 million in sewer design funding at packed March 26 meeting. The eight-member panel split sharply on Article 25, covering preliminary design for Phase 4 of the town's Comprehensive Wastewater Management Plan, with Chair

Eastham Finance Committee Approves Four Budget Articles, Rejects Fertilizer Ban

EASTHAM -- March 19, 2026, Eastham Finance Committee voted 7-0 six times Thursday on warrant articles, rejected a fertilizer ban 0-7, and received finalized school budget figures pointing to a $465,000 Proposition 2½ override. Finance Director Rich Bienvenu consolidated final assessments of $5,293,000 for Eastham Elementary,

Harwich Finance Committee Backs $11.8 Million Middle School Roof on 9-0 Vote

HARWICH -- March 19, 2026, Harwich Finance Committee unanimously backs $11.8 million Monomoy middle school roof project and clears dozens of warrant articles in marathon session. Meeting with all nine members present for the first time in months, the committee voted 9-0 March 19 to recommend $11,801,239