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Finance Committee

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Southwick Finance Committee Approves $44,340 in Reserve Transfers, Leaves Key Town Meeting Articles Unresolved

SOUTHWICK -- April 28, 2026, Southwick Finance Committee approves $44,340 in reserve transfers, defers several town meeting articles for lack of data. The six-member panel unanimously approved three end-of-year reserve fund transfers, $7,500 for street lighting, $9,000 for public safety fuel, and $27,840 for

Southwick Finance Committee Advances $1.1 Million Fire Engine, Votes on Capital Items

SOUTHWICK -- April 21, 2026, Southwick Finance Committee moves toward a $1.1 million fire engine purchase and approves nearly $970,000 in FY27 capital spending. The committee heard from the fire chief, attending remotely, that the town's truck committee has selected Sutphen of Ohio as vendor for the

Southwick Finance Committee Advances $1.1 Million Fire Engine, Votes on Capital Items

SOUTHWICK -- April 21, 2026, Southwick Finance Committee moves toward a $1.1 million fire engine purchase and approves nearly $970,000 in FY27 capital spending. The committee heard from the fire chief, attending remotely, that the town's truck committee has selected Sutphen of Ohio as vendor for the

Southwick Finance Committee Approves $2,300 Transfer, Warns of Budget Gap Ahead of Town Meeting

SOUTHWICK -- March 31, 2026, Southwick's Finance Committee approved a $2,300 reserve fund transfer and conducted a marathon line-by-line review of fiscal year 2027 departmental budgets at its March 31 meeting, warning that new revenue will fall well short of the town's needs. Chair

Holyoke Finance Committee Backs Police Radios, Weighs $900,000 Chamber Renovation

HOLYOKE -- March 25, 2026, Holyoke Finance Committee hears $900,000 chamber renovation estimate and tables a legal claims transfer. The committee received a 50-percent schematic design estimate of $898,445 for a full council chamber renovation, potentially reaching $1.1 million with a 20-percent contingency, but took no