Newton's Finance Committee approved $1.9 million in Community Preservation Act funding for the Newton Affordable Housing Trust after rejecting a motion to hold the money.
Newton Finance Committee approved $95,000 in workers' compensation settlements for two city employees.
Newton's Finance Committee heard that the city's net pension liability dropped to $248 million.
Newton Finance Committee backs a 36-town trash deal and a bike-share funding fix.
Newton Finance Committee backs $3 million Family Access property buy tied to future police headquarters plans.
Newton Finance Committee unanimously approves $900,000 snow-billing redirect and $1.9 million in police wage transfers.
Newton Finance Committee unanimously clears nearly $10 million in spending across 15 items in a single June session.
Newton Finance Committee approves $8.6 million in free cash and launches three major building feasibility studies. The committee voted unanimously or near-unanimously on all items at its May 11 session, chaired by Councilor Becky Grossman.
Newton's Financial Audit Advisory Committee recommended auditing the city's tree preservation fund and Newton Public Schools' athletics revolving account as special projects for this year's external audit.
Newton Finance Committee votes 7-0 to pursue pension obligation bonds, seeking up to $20 million in annual budget relief.
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