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Advisory Committee plans April town meeting, budgets face overages

Sherborn Advisory Committee prepares for April town meeting amid budget concerns. The Committee reviewed year-end projections April 15 showing multiple departmental overages, with the Select Board facing $22,000 over, Legal exceeding budget even with a town meeting supplement, Town Buildings at

Advisory Committee · Meeting of April 15, 2026

Sherborn Advisory Committee prepares for April town meeting amid budget concerns. The Committee reviewed year-end projections April 15 showing multiple departmental overages, with the Select Board facing $22,000 over, Legal exceeding budget even with a town meeting supplement, Town Buildings at $50,000 over, and Fire Department at $30,000 over. The Committee approved planning for the April 28 Annual Town Meeting, including Article 11's $125,000 capital stabilization allocation for infrastructure studies.

The Committee agreed to pursue a formal approval process requiring departments projected over budget by $25,000 or more to seek advance approval from the Select Board and Advisory Committee rather than seek forgiveness later.

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Source: the Advisory Committee meeting of April 15, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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