Warrant Committee advances CPA projects and health insurance review ahead of Annual Town Meeting
Warrant Committee reviews CPA priorities and explores health insurance changes. The Committee received an overview of Community Preservation Committee projects recommended for Annual Town Meeting, including Community Path design with approximately one million dollars in state funding leverage,
Warrant Committee · Meeting of March 18, 2026
BELMONT — Warrant Committee reviews CPA priorities and explores health insurance changes. The Committee received an overview of Community Preservation Committee projects recommended for Annual Town Meeting, including Community Path design with approximately one million dollars in state funding leverage, Sherman Gardens affordable housing, Belmont Cemetery historic preservation, and Beaver Brook invasive species remediation. Town Administrator Patrice Garvin and Select Board Chair Matt Taylor presented potential fiscal year 2027 health insurance changes under consideration, including adjustments to plan design, employee contribution rates, and alignment with state Group Insurance Commission benchmarks.
The Committee discussed the FY2027 budget report timeline, targeting a mid-April completion date for distribution ahead of Town Meeting.
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Source: the Warrant Committee meeting of March 18, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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