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Government Task Force pivots to philanthropy, transparency amid resident concerns

Government Task Force lll · Meeting of March 2, 2026

Sherborn Government Task Force explores philanthropy initiatives and ombudsperson role amid business concerns. The Task Force heard from Nick Rodenhouse on establishing a charitable-giving culture and appointing a development officer; Ms. Rellas indicated discussing the approach with George Fisk, a board member of the Sherborn Fund.

Members reported that the Sherborn Business Association cited difficulty navigating town government and opacity in decision-making. Mr. Kaushal proposed an ombudsperson role to help residents navigate government and report issues to the Select Board.

Mr. Connolly discussed a potential investment advisory body for managing free cash and pension liability.

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Source: the Government Task Force lll meeting of March 2, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

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