Newton Finance Committee Approves $5.2 Million in Police Retroactive Pay Settlement
Newton's Finance Committee unanimously approved nearly $5.2 million in retroactive police pay and 12 additional spending items at its June 9 meeting.
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Newton Finance Committee Approves More Than $9.2 Million in One-Night Spending Blitz
Newton's Finance Committee approved more than $9.2 million in expenditures in a single session on May 27, clearing 24 docket items ranging from road paving to school facilities to a legal settlement.
Newton Finance Committee Approves More Than $9.2 Million in One-Night Spending Blitz
Newton's Finance Committee approved more than $9.2 million in expenditures in a single session on May 27, clearing 24 docket items ranging from road paving to school facilities to a legal settlement.
Newton Finance Committee Creates Sustainability Department, Approves Pool Disability Equipment
Newton's Finance Committee voted to formally create a Department of Sustainability, but the ordinance passed with just two votes in favor and six abstentions.
Newton Finance Committee Creates Sustainability Department, Approves Pool Disability Equipment
Newton's Finance Committee voted to formally create a Department of Sustainability, but the ordinance passed with just two votes in favor and six abstentions.
Newton Finance Committee Accepts Clean FY2024 Audit With Five Federal Compliance Findings
Newton Finance Committee accepts clean FY2024 audit but flags school lunch overclaim and persistent billing gap.
Newton Finance Committee Accepts Clean FY2024 Audit With Five Federal Compliance Findings
Newton Finance Committee accepts clean FY2024 audit but flags school lunch overclaim and persistent billing gap.
Newton audit finds qualified opinion on school lunch program, five total findings
Newton's Finance Committee Audit Subcommittee voted unanimously to forward the city's FY2024 federal spending audit to the full Finance Committee, a report covering $25.2 million in federal expenditures that produced five findings and one qualified compliance opinion.
Newton audit finds qualified opinion on school lunch program, five total findings
Newton's Finance Committee Audit Subcommittee voted unanimously to forward the city's FY2024 federal spending audit to the full Finance Committee, a report covering $25.2 million in federal expenditures that produced five findings and one qualified compliance opinion.
Newton Finance Committee Unanimously Approves Nearly $900,000 in Expenditures
Newton Finance Committee unanimously approves nearly $900,000 across three items in a brief Monday session. The eight-member panel, chaired by Councilor Greenberg, moved without opposition on all three docket items.