Webster Finance Committee backed a Recreation Revolving Fund increase and warrant article recommendations in unanimous votes. Chair Mat Fitton and the full committee voted unanimously to increase the FY26 Recreation Revolving Fund to address higher-than-expected expenses at May Street Park, with
Webster Finance Committee held a hearing on a $71.6 million fiscal 2027 budget that relies on $1.3 million in free cash and a surprise $3 million jump in state aid.
Finance Committee discussed FY27 budget with 2.5% growth rate and rising insurance costs. Town Administrator Richard LaFond presented the proposal to Chairman Mat Fitton and other committee members, highlighting a $1.1 million increase in health insurance and a $3 million gain in state aid.
Webster Finance Committee reviews $71.6M FY27 budget showing 6.79 percent growth and stronger state aid. The budget increase, presented by Town Administrator Richard LaFond and School Superintendent Monique Pierangeli, reflects 50 additional students and higher Chapter 70 state funding, with a 3.17
Webster Finance Committee unanimously approves $67 million FY2026 budget, drawing $1.3 million from free cash.
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