Finance Committee Stalls On Town Councilor Compensation Proposal
Meeting of the Finance Committee June 9, 2023 The Finance Committee met on June 9…
Finance Committee
Money Shortage Is Only One Of Many Obstacles To Repairing Amherst’s Roads
Spring is pothole season in Amherst and judging by reports from town councilors, citizen complaints…
FY24 Capital Improvement Plan Continues To Ignore Jones Library Maintenance
Jones Library News Highlights For The Week Of May 8, 2023 Capital Improvement Program Assumes…
Work Begins on FY2024 Budget
Report On The Meeting Of The Amherst Town Council, May 1, 2023 This meeting was…
What Is Amherst’s Top Spending Priority? The Answer May Surprise You
What is Amherst government’s highest spending priority? Many will be quick to answer “education.” Amherst…
Public Comment: Double Standard In Council And Manager Actions
The following public comment was offered at the public forum of the Amherst Town Council…
Finance Committee Backs Off Using Reserves For Garage Demolition After Public Comment
Amherst Finance News Highlights For The Week Of April 17, 2023 Razing Of Town-owned Building…
Regional Schools Will Need To Reduce Expenses In FY 2024
Report On The Meeting Of The Amherst Finance Committee, April 18,2023 This meeting was held…
Tortuous Discussion Precedes Borrowing Authorization For New Elementary School.
Walker’s Bid To Use $10 Million From Reserves Defeated Report On The Meeting Of the…
Council Refers Regional School Budget To Finance Committee, Approves Water And Sewer Regulations
Report On The Meeting Of The Amherst Town Council, April 3, 2023, Part 2 This…
Public Comment: Elementary School Is The Most Important Capital Expenditure Facing The Town. Is Council Doing Enough To Contain Costs?
The following public comment was offered at the meeting of the Amherst Town Council on…
Letter: An Open Letter to Amherst Town Leadership On The Funding Of Capital Projects
The following letter was sent to the Amherst Town Council and Finance Committee on April…