Littleton Finance Committee reorganizes, approves nearly $709,000 in FY26 transfers. Members unanimously reappointed Steve Venuti as chair and Fred Faulkner as vice chair, and named Sanjay Gowda clerk, while welcoming new member Karen McCloskey.
The Littleton Financial Management Policy Group reviewed proposed changes to the town's Financial Management Policy in a working session led by Finance Committee participant Steve Venuti. The group examined revisions covering the financial management team structure, Tax Increment Financing
Finance and Select Boards jointly review $77.52M FY27 budget amid town deficit pressures. School Committee Chair Justin McCarthy announced the School Department reduced its increase request from 2.75 percent ($725,000) to 0.48 percent ($125,000) through one-time funding sources. Police Chief
Eight departments present FY27 budgets to Littleton boards. The joint Select Board and Finance Committee meeting heard requests from Conservation (approximately $143,000 for plant and lake management, with Community Preservation Committee and warrant-article alternatives discussed), Board of Health
Littleton Finance Committee, Select Board boost Elder Services fund. The committees unanimously approved a $40,000 increase to the FY2026 Elder and Human Services "COA Recreation" revolving fund, raising it from $20,000 to $60,000 to support program growth from approximately 1,200 to 2,000-plus
Littleton Finance Committee reviews FY27 budgets; LCTV shifts to town funding. The committee and Select Board heard from department heads on multiple budget proposals, with LCTV Director Mark Crory noting the public television station will no longer be fully self-funded due to declining cable
Littleton Finance Committee and Select Board present balanced FY27 budget after resolving $1.5M deficit. Finance Committee Chair Steve Venuti credited the outcome to a $600,000 school department reduction, comparable town department cuts, and a renegotiated health insurance plan providing lower
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