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Selectmen approve bond closing documents

Webster's Board of Selectmen approved closing documents for a new bond issue after the town kept its AA rating. A finance official said the issue drew nine bids, from 3.135 to 3.29, and that S&P's contacts cautioned the town to replenish reserves it is using, or risk a downgrade "in a year or two."

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Board of Selectmen · Meeting of February 9, 2026

Webster's Board of Selectmen approved closing documents for a new bond issue after the town kept its AA rating. A finance official said the issue drew nine bids, from 3.135 to 3.29, and that S&P's contacts cautioned the town to replenish reserves it is using, or risk a downgrade "in a year or two." The board approved the documents by voice vote on a motion by Selectman Mark Rogers. Officials also outlined a strategic master plan, with a funding request planned for May Town Meeting and a target finish of February 1, 2027.

The town administrator said state aid came in better than expected, though a structural gap remains. Selectmen vowed to keep fighting a Thompson, Connecticut project's access through Bryan Road.

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