The meeting focused on the town's commitment to fire safety and the ongoing negotiations regarding the lease or potential acquisition of the fire station at 44 Central Street from the Protection Fire Company Number One. The Board discussed operational staffing levels of the fire department, clarified the distinction between property assessment codes and zoning, and addressed technical difficulties regarding public access to the meeting via video conferencing.
Jul 1, 2026·Proposed budget
Town of Newbury FY2027 Proposed Budget
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The Town of Newbury's proposed operating and capital budget for fiscal year 2027 (July 1, 2026 - June 30, 2027), a pre-addition draft submitted to Town Meeting for consideration.
Jun 25, 2026·Board meeting
Newbury Historical Commission Meeting
The meeting focused on administrative corrections to previous minutes and a treasurer's report detailing current fund balances, upcoming expenditures, and procurement challenges regarding a mannequin. The Commission discussed the status of the Lower Green Historic District, including organizational and procedural questions. Furthermore, the meeting addressed the ongoing review of the property at 25 High Road, where members voted to forego a second public hearing and discussed the implications of the building's status as preferably preserved, including the requirement for the town to maintain the structure during the nine-month delay period for demolition.
Apr 7, 2026·Board meeting
Town of Newbury Finance Committee Meeting
The Finance Committee meeting addressed several agenda items, including reserve fund transfers for the Plum Island Beach Management Account and Essex Tech Assessment. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to the review of the annual town meeting warrant for fiscal year 2027, covering budget recommendations and bylaw changes. Discussions included the town's structural budget deficit, reliance on one-time revenue sources like free cash versus potential tax overrides, rising operating costs for public safety, education, insurance, and utilities, and updates on capital planning and municipal facilities. Additionally, the committee received updates from the District Coordinating Committee regarding education funding and general budget highlights including rising software, utility, and election costs.
