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Council approves $269.8 million budget with $3.7 million school boost

Waltham City Council approves $269.8 million fiscal 2027 budget. The council approved a $269,820,972 municipal budget and a $132,847,897 school budget, an increase of $3,746,048 from the mayor's initial recommendation. Councillor Harris requested the superintendent deliver detailed performance

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City Council approves $3.9 million in CPA spending for housing and schools

Waltham approves $3.9M in CPA spending for housing and schools. The City Council allocated $1.75 million to acquire two Mt Walley Road properties for veterans' affordable housing, $1.13 million for an inclusive playground at Northeast Elementary, and $1 million to create a women's shelter. The

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Government · City Council

Waltham City Council Refers FY2027 Budgets to Finance Committee

Waltham City Council accepts Mayor McCarthy's FY2027 spending plans totaling nearly 399 million dollars. The Council referred the 269 million 820 thousand 972 dollar Municipal Budget and 129 million 101 thousand 849 dollar School Budget to the Finance Committee, along with a 569 thousand 973 dollar

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City Council approves $8.64 million loan for 600 Main Street acquisition.

City Council approves $8.64 million loan for 600 Main Street acquisition. The unanimous roll call vote (14-0-1-1) advances the loan to second and final reading. In related municipal business, the Council accepted a $289,982 MassDOT construction grant and approved farm license agreements for Waltham

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