Newton City Council hears five-year financial forecast
Mayor Laredo and CFO Moren Lemieux presented projections through FY2032, with school funding and pension costs shaping the years ahead.
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Mayor Laredo and CFO Moren Lemieux presented projections through FY2032, with school funding and pension costs shaping the years ahead.
Read full edition →The $1,900,000 request moved ahead despite abstentions, with councilors still seeking details about a proposed development at 1314 Washington Street.
Read full edition →A Community Preservation Committee recommendation for the Newton Affordable Housing Trust hit a procedural snag, sending the appropriation back to Zoning & Planning before any final vote.
Read full edition →School Committee members pressed for clearer rules on phones, AI, after-school access, and hallway ID checks before a planned September 28 vote.
Read full edition →Councilor Lucas said residents can weigh in the next evening as the city considers possible revisions to one of its most visible parking rules.
Read full edition →Planning staff proposed adding dimensions and massing to special-permit review, but committee members asked for tighter wording and clearer standards before any vote.
Read full edition →The unanimous vote would send another round of Community Preservation Act money to the Newton Affordable Housing Trust for projects now under review.
Read full edition →Councilors formally received a June 8 Finance Committee report and entered a Public Facilities Committee vote on the War Memorial Steps recommendation into the record.
Read full edition →The City Council approved the mayor’s FY2027 operating budget order in Committee of the Whole, with one no vote on the full municipal and school package.
Read full edition →Councilors advanced the mayor’s full FY2027 spending plan, approved related funds, and set the next public hearing steps for the city’s capital plan.
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