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Finance Committee approves $3.7 million infrastructure project for seven streets

Waltham Finance Committee approved more than $8.2 million in major capital and compensation spending. Unanimously approved was a $3.717 million financing transaction for water, sewer, and street infrastructure improvements across seven streets including Bolton, Caughey, Clinton, Cutter, Day,

Finance Committee · Meeting of August 3, 2026

Waltham Finance Committee approved more than $8.2 million in major capital and compensation spending. Unanimously approved was a $3.717 million financing transaction for water, sewer, and street infrastructure improvements across seven streets including Bolton, Caughey, Clinton, Cutter, Day, Graymore, and Mt. Pleasant, with City Engineer Winn detailing the scope.

The committee also approved a $1.675 million loan authorization for a new Zetron Max 911 dispatch system upgrade and authorized $1.836 million in personnel compensation transfers covering the first two years of three-year collective agreements through June 2028: $1.158 million for non-union employees and $678,550 for Teamsters union members.

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Source: the Finance Committee meeting of August 3, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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