Finance Committee backs $750,000 for stabilization
Natick Finance Committee reverses course, sends $750,000 to reserves and punts two zoning articles. Town official Mr.
Natick Finance Committee reverses course, sends $750,000 to reserves and punts two zoning articles. Town official Mr.
Natick Finance Committee splits off a turf field vote and adds $250,000 to bar crumb rubber.
Natick Finance Committee advances turf field and hybrid Town Meeting reports toward Article 15 and Article 14 despite pushback.
Natick Finance Committee gives no recommendation on sidewalk snow study, refers $1.24 million park plan.
Finance Committee shelves diversity resolution over First Amendment concerns. Michael Linehan's proposed nonbinding resolution restricting town boards from endorsing minority viewpoints was recommended for indefinite postponement 11-3, with committee members citing constitutional issues and vague
Natick Finance Committee votes 11-3 to shelve a citizen petition limiting board speech on divisive topics.
Natick Finance Committee backs $300,000 for Lilja Elementary School heat pump feasibility study. Superintendent Dr. Melissa Spash and Director of Sustainability Jillian Wilson-Martin presented the accelerated repair project, which would convert the school's outdated HVAC system to a heat pump,
Natick Finance Committee unanimously backs $300,000 Lilja HVAC study and a new low-income solar fund.
Finance Committee swears in five new and reappointed members and begins fall town meeting preparations. Chair Todd Gillenwater reviewed the Fall 2026 warrant, which includes a solar revolving fund article, a Lilja Elementary School feasibility study, and Community Preservation Committee funding
Natick Finance Committee opens fall season with a 17-article warrant walkthrough and a budget-format clash.
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