Assistant Superintendent/Chief Financial & Administrative Officer (School Business Official)
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Oct 14, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City Of Newton Finance Committee Finance Committee Report
The Finance Committee discussed and approved the appropriation of funds to settle two Workers' Compensation claims. The first claim involves a settlement of $50,000 for a former working foreman with shoulder injuries who is retired under an Accidental Disability Retirement plan. The committee requested additional documentation regarding the lien and offset information for this claim. The second claim involves a settlement of $45,000 for a school custodian with a work-related shoulder injury. Both items were approved by a vote of 8-0.
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City of Newton Programs & Services Committee Committee Report
The committee reviewed and approved several appointments to the Youth Commission, the Council on Aging, and the Newton Commonwealth Foundation. Additionally, the committee discussed and approved an amendment to the municipal ordinances regarding the relocation of the Commission on Disability from the Planning Department to the Health and Human Services Department, subject to a second call for review of redline changes.
The committee reviewed the 2026 Audit Update, discussing the status of major funds, the implementation of Governmental Accounting Standards Board Statement 103, and the retirement system's pension liability. The presentation covered federal expenditures under the Single Audit, with a breakdown of major program determinations and a report on special project selections for tree preservation and school facility audits. The committee also addressed technical inquiries concerning pension discount rates, IT system access rights, and the ongoing expenditure progress regarding ARPA funding.
Oct 7, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City of Newton Public Safety & Transportation Committee Committee Report
The committee discussed residential parking programs and associated fee structures. Key topics included resident feedback regarding the $25 permit fee, administrative limitations such as the inability to accept modern payment methods, and potential ordinance amendments to clarify permit usage, including commercial vehicle restrictions and the prevention of permit resale. Members also explored options for modernizing the application process and adjusting fee structures for future implementation.
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