Templeton's Capital Improvements Committee learned a $63,944 emergency fire door repair at Templeton Elementary School was already underway after the state's Division of Capital Asset Management granted a bidding waiver.
Northborough-Southborough regional school subcommittees caught a capital-budget spreadsheet error and learned a cafeteria heating unit is already offline.
Grafton capital panel previews $22 million wish list, warns a turf field will eat the FY28 budget.
Douglas capital panel backs $136,000 in truck, carpet and sidewalk upgrades.
Paxton capital panel scrambles to fund a failed Public Safety Complex boiler ahead of winter.
Templeton's Capital Improvements Committee reorganized for the new fiscal year, reelecting Justice Graves as chair and naming Jesse Stedman clerk in a unanimous 3-0 vote.
Mendon's Capital Planning Committee voted 5-0 to recommend a slate of projects, including a $35,000 salt brine applicator and $108,000 in senior center upgrades, for the fall Special Town Meeting warrant, and separately voted to set aside $100,000 in free cash for road repairs.
Berlin's Capital Planning Committee held off voting on three Special Town Meeting articles, citing unanswered cost questions.
Berlin's Capital Planning Committee unanimously backs $62,000 for landfill engineering, $66,852 for an ambulance monitor, but balks at a $277,000 demolition plan.
Rutland's Capital Planning Committee voted to keep current officers in place and compress its fiscal 2028 budget timeline, moving department deadlines to September 30.
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