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Finance Committee approves $3 million stabilization transfer

Leominster Finance Committee approves $3 million stabilization transfer. The Finance Committee approved appropriations totaling more than $3 million, including a $3 million transfer to the stabilization account from excess and deficiency funds, along with appropriations to the City Solicitor

City Council · Meeting of March 4, 2026

Leominster Finance Committee approves $3 million stabilization transfer. The Finance Committee approved appropriations totaling more than $3 million, including a $3 million transfer to the stabilization account from excess and deficiency funds, along with appropriations to the City Solicitor ($50,000), Bulletproof Vest Fund ($20,000), Buildings Expense Account ($10,000), Parking Enforcement ($3,812.50), Veterans Expense Account ($420), and a disabled high school student scholarship ($500). Finance Committee members Mark C.

Bodanza, Susan Chalifoux Zephir, and Thomas F. Ardinger approved all votes unanimously except the Buildings Expense appropriation, which passed 2-0 after Chalifoux Zephir raised concerns. The committee also authorized Purchasing Agent Gregory C.

Chapdelaine to award a five-year school bussing services contract beginning July 1, 2026.

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Source: the City Council meeting of March 4, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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