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Select Board
Date: 2026-01-06Time: 7:00PM
Building: Reading Town Hall Location: Select Board Meeting Room
Address: 16 Lowell StreetAgenda:
Purpose:General Business
Meeting Called By:Jacquelyn LaVerdeon behalf of Chair Chris Haley
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7:00 Pledge of Allegiance
Overview of Meeting
7:05 Public Comment (For and items not included on the agenda)
Discuss Incident following the Select Board Meeting of Thursday, December
7:15
18, 2025
7:25 Town Manager Report
7:30 Community Spotlight
Vote to Remove Associate Member Tony Lionetta from the Council on
7:35 Aging, as voted by the Council on Aging at their meeting on December 8,
2025
7:45
Discuss and Vote to Endorse and Sign the Parkland Acquisitions and
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Town of Reading
Meeting Posting with Agenda
Renovations for Communities (PARC) Project Agreement (Pickleball Grant
Agreement)
Public Hearing:Discuss and Vote on Annual All-Alcohol Package Store
7:55 Liquor License for PLM Beverage, LLC d/b/a Dion's Fine Wine and Spirits,
Located at 36 Walkers Brook Drive
Vote on Submittal of Senior Citizen Property Tax Exemption Home Rule
8:05 Petition (Article 2 of the Special Town Meeting, November 10, 2025) to the
Legislature
8:15 Discuss and Possible Vote on Charge for Commission on Disabilities
8:30 Liaison Reports
8:35 Future Agendas
Approve Prior Meeting Minutes
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8:40 December 9, 2025
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December 18, 2025
Executive Session Purpose 7: Approve and review for release the minutes of
8:45 December 2, 2025 Executive Session meeting (Compliance withG.L. c. 30A,
§22).
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at the meeting. However the agenda does not necessarily include all matters which may be taken up at this meeting.
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From:Gemme, Laura
To:Karen Janowski; Wood, Jenna; Kraunelis, Matthew; LaVerde, Jacquelyn
Subject:RE: COA Associate Member position available
Date:Monday, December 22, 2025 7:09:26 PM
Hello Karen
You will need to work with the Town Manager’s as I believe the Select Board needs to be
involved with removal of Board and Committee members.
Laura A Gemme, CMC /CMMC
Town Clerk
President Middlesex City and Town Clerks Association
Board of Registrar - Retirement Board
Chief Election Official - Justice of the Peace
Commissioner to Qualify - Notary
Burial Agent - Census Liaison
Chief Records Access Officer
Town of Reading
16 Lowell Street
Reading, MA 01867
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Subject: COA Associate Member position available
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Hi Laura,
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The COA, by unanimous vote at our 12/8/2025 meeting, approved the removal of
associate member Tony Lionetta, who is unable to attend any meetings.
We have heard that other Reading residents are interested in being appointed to the
COA.
What are the next steps? Do I inform the SelectBoard?
Thanks for your help with this.
Karen
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS
DIVISION OF CONSERVATION SERVICES
PARKLAND ACQUISITIONS AND RENOVATIONS FOR COMMUNITIES
PROGRAM
PROJECT AGREEMENT
Made this _____ day of ____________, 2025 between the Town of Reading, with an address of 16
Lowell Street, hereinafter referred to as the PARTICIPANT, and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
acting by and through the Secretary of the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs,
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hereinafter referred to as the COMMONWEALTH, with an address of 100 Cambridge Street, 10 Floor,
Boston, MA 02114.
Premises: Approximately 9.4 acres of land including any buildings thereon located off Symonds
Way in the Town of Reading, Massachusetts. For Participant’s Title, see Book 73040, Page 267 in the
Middlesex South Registry of Deeds, at 208 Cambridge Street, Cambridge, MA 02141.
WHEREAS, the PARTICIPANT has established a Park, Recreation, or Conservation Commission
under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 45, § 2 or Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 40, § 8C,
hereinafter referred to as the COMMISSION, and has made application to the COMMONWEALTH for
assistance under the Massachusetts Parkland Acquisitions and Renovations for Communities (PARC)
Program, pursuant to St. 1977, Chapter 933, as amended, for a project briefly described as follows:
Reading Recreational Courts, PARC #3: The project includes the development of a series of six
to seven pickleball courts in partnership with a future community recreational and senior center,
hereinafter referred to as the PROJECT.
WHEREAS, the COMMONWEALTH has received said application and found the application to
be in conformance with the Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan, St. 1977, Chapter 933, as
amended, and the PARC Program policies and regulation, 301 CMR 5.00.
WHEREAS, the COMMONWEALTH has approved said application and has obligated certain
funds in the amount of $100,000 (One hundred thousand dollars).
WITNESSETH:
1.The COMMONWEALTH and the PARTICIPANT mutually agree to perform the terms and
conditions of this Agreement in accordance with the Massachusetts PARC Program, its policies
and regulation 301 CMR 5.00, Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 45, § 2, Massachusetts
General Laws Chapter 40, § 8C, and St. 1996, Chapter 15.
2.The PARTICIPANT agrees to perform the PROJECT described above by authorizing its
COMMISSION to develop, manage, maintain, and operate the PROJECT in accordance with the
terms, conditions and obligations contained in the PARTICIPANT'S application(s), as approved,
including any promises, conditions, plans, specification estimates, procedures, project proposals,
maps, and assurances made a part thereof, and furthermore, in accordance with any special terms
and conditions attached to and incorporated in this Agreement. No significant deviations from the
PROJECT shall be undertaken without advance approval by the COMMONWEALTH.
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3. The PARTICIPANT agrees that the facilities of the PROJECT shall be open to the general public
and shall not be limited to residents of the PARTICIPANT. The PARTICIPANT shall
prominently display on the PROJECT a sign designated by the COMMONWEALTH, which sets
forth public access and an indication that the PROJECT received PARC grant funds.
4. The PARTICIPANT acknowledges Article 97 of the Massachusetts Constitution which states, in
part, that: "Lands or easements taken or acquired for such park, recreation or conservation purposes
shall not be used for other purposes or otherwise disposed of except by laws enacted by a two-thirds
vote, taken by yeas and nays, of each branch of the General Court." The PARTICIPANT hereby
agrees that any property or facilities comprising the PROJECT will not be used for purposes other
than those stipulated herein or otherwise disposed of unless the PARTICIPANT receives the
appropriate authorization from the General Court, the approval of the Secretary of Energy and
Environmental Affairs, and any authorizations required by the provisions of Massachusetts General
Laws Chapter 40, § 15A or St. 1996, Chapter 15.
5. The PARTICIPANT hereby covenants and agrees that the PROJECT, including the property and
any and all associated facilities and improvements, shall be devoted to park, recreation and/or
conservation purposes in perpetuity, within the meaning of Article 97 of the Commonwealth’s
Declaration of Rights, and shall not be used for other purposes or otherwise disposed of except in
accordance with the provisions of said Article 97. In the event that the property or facilities cease
to be used for such purposes, all interest in the property or facilities shall revert to the
Commonwealth pursuant to St. 1996, Chapter 15. The PARTICIPANT shall notify the Secretary
in writing of any change in use or potential change in use of the property or facilities that is
inconsistent with said park or outdoor recreation purposes. The PARTICIPANT shall have 90
days from the date written notice was received by the Secretary to present satisfactory evidence
that the basis for reversion has been cured, in which case the property or facilities shall not revert.
Upon receipt of written notice, the Secretary may review the circumstances of the property or
facilities and determine that reversion of the property or facilities is not appropriate or essential to
the protection of public open space in which case the provisions of paragraph 6 shall apply.
6. The PARTICIPANT further agrees that despite any such authorization and approval, in the event
the property or facilities comprising the PROJECT are used for purposes other than those
described herein, the PARTICIPANT shall provide other property and facilities of equal value
and utility and the proposed use of said other property and facilities is specifically agreed to by the
Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs.
7. Failure by the PARTICIPANT to comply with the terms and conditions of this Agreement or the
policies or regulation of the PARC Program may, at the sole option of the COMMONWEALTH,
suspend or terminate all obligations of the COMMONWEALTH hereunder.
8. PARTICIPANT and COMMONWEALTH acknowledge that the benefit desired by the
COMMONWEALTH from the full compliance by the PARTICIPANT is the existence,
protection, and the net increase of park and recreation facilities, and that such benefit exceeds to an
immeasurable and unascertainable extent the dollar value of the funding provided by this
Agreement. Consequently, the PARTICIPANT and the COMMONWEALTH agree that
payment of money damages by the PARTICIPANT to the COMMONWEALTH would be an
inadequate remedy for a breach of this Agreement by the PARTICIPANT, and, therefore, that the
terms and conditions of this Agreement shall be enforceable by specific performance.
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9.The PARTICIPANT agrees to record a copy of this Agreement at the Registry of Deeds and to
provide proof of such recording to the COMMONWEALTH. In the case of a development
project, this Agreement shall be recorded with and a marginal notation entered on the deed to the
property to be improved by PROJECT. This project agreement shall also be recorded and
marginally noted on any prior deed, restriction, conveyance, or other instrument affecting the
PROJECT area. Failure to do so shall not impair the validity or enforcement of the agreement.
The PARTICIPANT agrees to reference this project agreement in any deed, restriction, or
conveyance or other instrument affecting the PROJECT area.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS PARTICIPANT
BY BY
Secretary, Executive Office of ________________________________
Energy and Environmental Affairs Chief Executive Officer
DATE: PARK, RECREATION, OR
CONSERVATION COMMISSION
BY
DATE:
Attached hereto evidence of authority to execute this agreement on behalf of the PARTICIPANT.
In the case of a municipality, a certified copy of the vote or votes of the governing body authorizing the
PROJECT, appropriating municipal funds therefore, and authorizing execution of this Agreement by the
Officer, Board, or Commission whose signature(s) appears above. In addition, a park boundary map is
attached that accurately reflects the property that is protected through the receipt of the PARC grant award.
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Legal Notice
Town of Reading
To the Inhabitants of the Town of Reading:
Please take notice that the Select Board of the Town of Reading will hold a public hearing
on Tuesday, January 6, 2026 at 7:00 PM in the Select Board Meeting Room at Town Hall, 16
Lowell Street, Reading, MA or also available remotely on Zoom to act on a New License
Application for an Annual All-Alcohol Package Store License located at 36 Walkers Brook Drive,
Reading, MA for .
A copy of the proposed documents regarding this topic will be in the Select Board packet
on the website at www.readingma.gov
All interested parties are invited to attend the hearing in person or remotely via Zoom; or
may submit their comments in writing or by email prior to 6:00 p.m. on January 6, 2026 to
townmanager@readingma.gov.
By order of
Matthew A. Kraunelis, Esq
Town Manager
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MOTION UNDER ARTICLE 2
2025 NOVEMBER SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
Move that the Town authorize the Select Board, on behalf of the Town, to petition the General
Court for passage of a special law, as set forth below; provided, however, that the General
Court may make clerical or editorial changes in form only to the bill, unless the Select Board
approves amendments to the bill before enactment by the General Court; and provided further
that the Select Board is hereby authorized to approve amendments that shall be within the
scope of the general public objectives of this petition.
AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE TOWN OF READING TO ESTABLISH A MEANS TESTED
SENIOR CITIZEN PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court assembled, and by
the authority of the same as follows:
SECTION 1. There shall be an exemption from the property tax for each qualifying parcel of real
property classified as class 1 residential in the town of Reading in an amount to be set annually
by the select board as provided in section 3. The exemption shall be applied only to the domicile
real property as defined by the board of assessors under the deed for the property and shall
include a condominium unit. The exemption provided for in this act shall be in addition to any
and all other exemptions allowed by the General Laws.
SECTION 2. The board of assessors in the town of Reading may deny an application if they find
the applicant has excessive assets that place the applicant outside of the intended recipients of
the exemption under this act. Real property shall qualify for the exemption under section 1 if:
(i) the qualifying real property is owned and occupied by a person whose prior
credit under subsection (k) of section 6 of chapter 62 of the General Laws;
(ii) the qualifying real property is owned by a single applicant not less than 65 years
old at the close of the previous year or jointly by persons either of whom is not
less than 65 years old at the close of the previous year and the other joint
applicant is not less than 60 years old;
(iii) the qualifying real property is owned and occupied by the applicant or joint
applicants as their domicile;
(iv) the applicant or at least 1 of the joint applicants has been domiciled and owned a
home in the town for not less than 10 consecutive years before filing an
application for the exemption;
(v) the maximum assessed value of the qualifying real property is no greater than
income tax credit under subsection (k) of section 6 of chapter 62 of the General
Laws as adjusted annually by the department of revenue; and
(vi) the board of assessors has approved the application.
SECTION 3. The select board of the town of Reading, shall annually set the exemption amount
under section 1 between 100 per cent and 150 per cent of the amount of the circuit breaker
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income tax credit under subsection (k) of section 6 of chapter 62 of the General Laws for which
the applicant qualified in the previous year, set annually by the Board of Assessors. The total
amount exempted by this act shall be allocated proportionally within the tax levy on all
residential taxpayers.
SECTION 4. A person who seeks to qualify for the exemption under section 1 shall, before the
deadline established by the board of assessors of the town of Reading, file an application, on a
income and assets as described in the application. The application shall be filed each year for
which the applicant seeks the exemption.
SECTION 5. No exemption shall be granted under this act until the department of revenue
certifies a residential tax rate for the applicable tax year where the total exemption amount is
raised by a burden shift within the residential tax levy.
SECTION 6. This act shall expire 3 years after implementation of the exemption under this act.
Select Board
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Town of Reading
16 Lowell Street
Reading, MA 01867-2685
Matthew A. Kraunelis, Esq.
Town Manager
Office: (781) 942-9043
mkraunelis@readingma.gov
To: Select Board
From: Matt Kraunelis
Date: March 26, 2025
RE: Creation of a Disability Commission
The Select Board has asked me to explore the possibility of the creation of a Disability
Commission in the Town of Reading. Reading currently has a municipal ADA
coordinator but no established Disability Commission. Having such a Commission is a
local option and not mandatory. In order to establish a Disability Commission, the town
must vote to accept the provisions of MGL Chapter 40 section 8J. This vote must be at
an annual or special town meeting.
The duties of the Commission are outlined in the statute which I have attached. The
Commission must hold meetings, keep records of its meetings and actions, and file an
annual report. Commissions must consist of five to thirteen members and are appointed
by the Select Board or Town Manager. The majority of the members must be disabled,
and one must be an immediate family member of a disabled person. One member of
the Commission must be an elected or appointed official of the town. Members are
initially appointed in staggered one, two, and three year terms.
The Commission may receive gifts of real and personal property in the name of the
town, subject to the approval of the Select Board. The gifts are managed and controlled
by the Commission.
If it is decided that Reading would like to establish a Disability Commission, a warrant
article will need to be prepared for subsequent town meeting, accepting the provisions
of MGL Chapter 40 section 8J.
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DRAFT - SELECT BOARD
2026AGENDAS
January 27, 2026
Pledge of Allegiance
Overview of Meeting
Public Comment (for any items not
included on the agenda)
Town Manager Report
Community Spotlight
Public Hearing: Discuss and Vote on
an Annual All-Alcohol Restaurant
License for Trentino Enterprises, LLC
d/b/a DiBlasi's Food & Drink, Located
at 42 High Street
Presentation and Discussion on
Pleasant Street Center Status and
Future Planning
Liaison Reports
Future Agendas
Approval of Prior Meeting Minutes
February 10, 2026
Pledge of Allegiance
Overview of Meeting
Public Comment (for any items not
included on the agenda)
Town Manager Report
Community Spotlight
Presentation by the Ad Hoc
Community Preservation Act Study
Committee
Discuss Town Manager Review
Results
Liaison Reports
Future Agendas
Approval of Prior Meeting Minutes
Executive Session Purpose 2: To
conduct strategy session in preparation
for negotiations with nonunion
personnel (Town Manager Kraunelis)
Executive Session
February 24, 2026
Pledge of Allegiance
Overview of Meeting
Public Comment (for any items not
included on the agenda)
Town Manager Report
Community Spotlight
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DRAFT - SELECT BOARD
2026AGENDAS
Vote for in-person early voting for
April Election
Preview Town Meeting Warrant
Liaison Reports
Future Agendas
Approval of Prior Meeting Minutes
March 10, 2026
Pledge of Allegiance
Overview of Meeting
Public Comment (for any items not
included on the agenda)
Town Manager Report
Community Spotlight
Vote to Close Warrant for Annual
Town Election and Town Meeting
Inter-Municipal Agreement regarding
Animal Control
Liaison Reports
Future Agendas
Approval of Prior Meeting Minutes
March 24, 2026
Pledge of Allegiance
Overview of Meeting
Public Comment (for any items not
included on the agenda)
Town Manager Report
Community Spotlight
Vote to Reappoint Town Accountant
Liaison Reports
Future Agendas
Approval of Prior Meeting Minutes
April 7, 2026
TOWN ELECTION
April 14, 2026
Pledge of Allegiance
Overview of Meeting
Public Comment (for any items not
included on the agenda)
Select Board Vote to Reorganize
Town Manager Report
Community Spotlight
Liaison Reports
Future Agendas
Approval of Prior Meeting Minutes
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DRAFT - SELECT BOARD
2026AGENDAS
April 21, 2026
Pledge of Allegiance
Overview of Meeting
Public Comment (for any items not
included on the agenda)
Town Manager Report
Community Spotlight
Discuss and Vote on Arbor Day
Proclamation, April 24, 2026
Liaison Reports
Future Agendas
Approval of Prior Meeting Minutes
April 27, 2026
TOWN MEETING
April 30, 2026
TOWN MEETING
May 4, 2026
TOWN MEETING
May 7, 2026
TOWN MEETING
May 12, 2026
Pledge of Allegiance
Overview of Meeting
Public Comment (for any items not
included on the agenda)
Town Manager Report
Community Spotlight
Preview FY26 Water and Sewer Rates
Public Hearing: Discuss and Vote on
FY26 Non-Union Classification &
HEARING Compensation Plan
Liaison Reports
Future Agendas
Approval of Prior Meeting Minutes
May 26, 2026
Pledge of Allegiance
Overview of Meeting
Public Comment (for any items not
included on the agenda)
Town Manager Report
Community Spotlight
Pride Month Resolution
Juneteenth Resolution
Discuss and Vote on FY26 Water,
Public Hearing
Sewer, and Storm Water Rates
Select Board Liaison Reports
Future Agendas
Approval of Prior Meeting Minutes
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DRAFT - SELECT BOARD
2026AGENDAS
June 9, 2026
Pledge of Allegiance
Overview of Meeting
Public Comment (For any items not
included on the agenda)
Town Manager Report
Community Spotlight
Discuss and Vote on Board &
Committee FY26 Budget Requests
Discuss Town Manager Goals
Select Board Liaison Reports
Future Agendas
Approval of Prior Meeting Minutes
June 23, 2026
Pledge of Allegiance
Overview of Meeting
Public Comment (for any items not
included on the agenda)
Town Manager Report
Community Spotlight
Discuss and Vote on Appointments of
Boards & Committees
Select Board Liaison Reports
Future Agendas
Approval of Prior Meeting Minutes
July 14, 2026
Pledge of Allegiance
Overview of Meeting
Public Comment (for any items not
included on the agenda)
Town Manager Report
Community Spotlight
Select Board Liaison Reports
Future Agendas
Approval of Prior Meeting Minutes
August 4, 2026
Pledge of Allegiance
Overview of Meeting
Public Comment (for any items not
included on the agenda)
Town Manager Report
Community Spotlight
Discuss and Vote on Overdose
Awareness Proclamation
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DRAFT - SELECT BOARD
2026AGENDAS
Vote to Close Warrant for September
1, 2026 State Primary Election
Select Board Liaison Reports
Future Agendas
Approval of Prior Meeting Minutes
September 1, 2026State Primary Election
September 8, 2026
Pledge of Allegiance
Overview of Meeting
Public Comment (for any items not
included on the agenda)
Town Manager Report
Community Spotlight
Select Board Liaison Reports
Future Agendas
Approval of Prior Meeting Minutes
September 22, 2026
Pledge of Allegiance
Overview of Meeting
Public Comment (for any items not
included on the agenda)
Town Manager Report
Community Spotlight
Proclamation for Italian Heritage
Month
Preview Subsequent Town Meeting
Warrant
Select Board Liaison Reports
Future Agendas
Approval of Prior Meeting Minutes
October 6, 2026
Pledge of Allegiance
Overview of Meeting
Public Comment (for any items not
included on the agenda)
Town Manager Report
Community Spotlight
Vote to Close November 9, 2026
Subsequent Town Meeting Warrant
Select Board Liaison Reports
Future Agendas
Approval of Prior Meeting Minutes
October 20, 2026
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DRAFT - SELECT BOARD
2026AGENDAS
Pledge of Allegiance
Overview of Meeting
Public Comment (for any items not
included on the agenda)
Town Manager Report
Community Spotlight
Public Hearing: Fiscal Year 2027 Tax
Public Hearing
Classification
Vote to Close Warrant for November
3, 2026 State Election
Review 2027 Meeting Schedule
Select Board Liaison Reports
Future Agendas
Approval of Prior Meeting Minutes
November 3, 2026State Election
November 9, 2026Town Meeting
November 12, 2026Town Meeting
November 16, 2026Town Meeting
November 17, 2026
Pledge of Allegiance
Overview of Meeting
Public Comment (for any items not
included on the agenda)
Town Manager Report
Community Spotlight
Select Board Liaison Reports
Future Agendas
Approval of Prior Meeting Minutes
November 19, 2026Town Meeting
December 1, 2026
Pledge of Allegiance
Overview of Meeting
Public Comment (for any items not
included on the agenda)
Town Manager Report
Community Spotlight
Approve Annual Liquor Licenses
Select Board Liaison Reports
Future Agendas
Approval of Prior Meeting Minutes
December 2, 2026Budget Presentations
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DRAFT - SELECT BOARD
2026AGENDAS
Department Budget Presentations
Night One
Police Department
Fire Department
Health Department
Technology
Public Works & Enterprise Funds
December 8, 2026Budget Presentations
Department Budget Presentations
Night Two
Library
Facilities
Public Services/Administrative
Services
Finance
Shared Costs
Budget Summary
Possible Regular Business Meeting (If
needed)
December 15, 2026
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