Millis Finance Committee unanimously approves $355,500 in end-of-year budget transfers
Millis Finance Committee unanimously approves $355,500 in FY26 end-of-year interdepartmental transfers.
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Millis Finance Committee Elects Krohn Chair, Shifts to Fiscal-Year Leadership Cycle
Millis Finance Committee elects new leadership team as chair John Lohr steps down after three years.
Millis Finance Committee Clears $48.2 Million Budget for Annual Town Meeting Vote
MILLIS — April 29, 2026 — Millis Finance Committee endorses $48.2 million FY2027 budget and recommends approval on all 24 annual town meeting warrant articles. Meeting Wednesday night, the seven-member committee conducted a pre-town meeting review ahead of the May 4 annual town meeting at Millis High School, with
Millis Finance Committee Recommends All 24 Town Meeting Articles for May Vote
Millis Finance Committee clears all 24 town meeting warrant articles, 9-0, ahead of May 4 annual meeting.
Millis Finance Committee reviews $48.2 million FY27 budget, approves May Town Meeting warrant preview
Millis Finance Committee reviews $48.2 million proposed FY27 budget and works through May Town Meeting warrant at a two-hour April 8 session.
Millis Schools Propose 4 Percent Budget Increase to Restore Positions Cut in Prior Years
Millis Finance Committee reviews $22.2 million school budget proposal and hears of seven-figure PFAS settlement at April 1 meeting.
Millis Finance Committee Reviews $40,000 Conservation Agent Proposal, Flood-Map Challenge
Millis Finance Committee hears $40,000 conservation agent request and reviews 21-article draft Town Meeting warrant.
Millis Finance Committee Reviews Clerk, Building, and Health Budgets for FY27
Millis Finance Committee reviews three department budgets and flags tight timeline before May 4 Town Meeting.
Millis Police, Fire Chiefs Request $373,000 in New Staffing Ahead of Town Meeting
Millis public safety chiefs told the Finance Committee their departments are running below safe staffing levels as residential growth accelerates.