Sherborn Advisory Committee reviews FY2027 balanced budget without override. Town Administrator Jeremy Marsette outlined $150,000 in new revenue, over $900,000 in expense reductions, and a 4.9 percent total budget increase, with education increasing 5.3 percent and town government 4.5 percent. The
Sherborn Advisory Committee reviews regional school budget; assessments rise $500,350. The panel heard that Dover-Sherborn Regional Schools' FY2027 operating budget increases $1.08 million (3.72%), with Sherborn's assessment rising $500,350 (4.24%). Superintendent Beth Molloy and Business Manager
Sherborn committee hears budgets, considers $22,680 permit software. Chair Stephen Bonder's Advisory Committee heard fiscal 2027 presentations from Conservation Commission, Planning Board, Building Inspectors, Board of Health, and Employee Benefits. Building Inspector Chris Canney proposed $22,680
Sherborn Advisory Committee hears FY27 budget presentations for police, fire, ambulance, and emergency services. Police Chief Galvin reported the department has achieved accreditation certification and is requesting level services with a 4 percent wage increase; capital needs of $75,000 cover a
Sherborn's advisory subcommittee on best practices convenes to set initial priorities. The newly organized Advisory Standing Subcommittee on Best Practices identified three focus areas in its first meeting: clarifying town officials' duties regarding malfeasance, examining departmental billing and
Sherborn Advisory Committee holds budget presentations for fiscal year 2027. The Department of Public Works requested $1.44 million in capital funding, including $814,900 for town hall exterior renovation with roof replacement and $450,000 for roadway management to combine with state Chapter 90
Sherborn Advisory Committee appoints operations review subcommittee. Chair Stephen Bonder established the Best Practices subcommittee, appointing Penn Young as Chair, along with Adam Nee, Nora Smith Lynch, and George Pucci, tasked with reviewing town departments for operational efficiency and
Sherborn Advisory Committee reviews FY2027 budget showing 7.4 percent tax increase. Town Administrator Jeremy Marsette presented the draft operating and capital budgets showing a 7.5 percent increase over FY2026, with education representing 60 percent of expenses. The proposal exceeds Proposition
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