Warrant Committee defers votes on fall warrant
Belmont's Warrant Committee heard dueling accounts of a stalled town clerk pay review and previewed a fall warrant it will vote on November 12.
Belmont's Warrant Committee heard dueling accounts of a stalled town clerk pay review and previewed a fall warrant it will vote on November 12.
The Belmont Warrant Committee walked through all 11 articles of its November Special Town Meeting warrant without taking any formal positions.
Belmont Warrant Committee elected officers and established report coordinator role.
Belmont Warrant Committee re-elects Paul Rickter as chair and creates a new officer post.
The Warrant Committee reviewed its 2026 operations and discussed planned improvements. Members praised a streamlined subcommittee structure reduced from six to four and a new report format organized by appropriation rather than department, both introduced earlier in the year.
BELMONT -- June 17, 2026, Belmont Warrant Committee closes its fiscal year with a wide-ranging debrief, six minutes approvals, and farewells to four departing members. Chair Paul Richter, leading what he described as an
The Warrant Committee recommended favorable action on five June Annual Town Meeting articles this week. The Committee backed a $1.3 million transfer to the Capital Stabilization Fund for the Chenery roof replacement, FY2027 capital expenditures, and union contract settlements from 18-month
BELMONT -- May 27, 2026, Belmont Warrant Committee votes to back $500,000 in one-time teacher contract payments and $1.3 million for the Chenery roof ahead of June Town Meeting. Meeting on May
The Warrant Committee approved its FY2027 Budget Report and unanimously recommended favorable action on all appropriations under Article 38. Chair Paul Rickter noted updates including corrections to financial tables, clarification of municipal revolving fund and reserve data, and incorporation of
Warrant Committee rejected a retirement COLA increase by 2-15 vote. The Committee voted against recommending favorable action on a proposal to increase the retirement system's cost-of-living adjustment base from $13,000 to $15,000, which would have raised the maximum annual COLA from $390 to $450
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