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Finance Committee

Members: David Aznavoorian, Lindsey Dunlevy Tosto

Finance Committee reviews May warrant articles; no votes recorded

Finance Committee reviews $151.3 million budget for May Town Meeting. Members including Chair Richard Levasseur and Town Manager John Curran worked through the Annual Town Meeting warrant, with Committee Member David Aznavoorian and others requesting expanded town meeting handout details on

Finance Committee Reviews Full Warrant, Opposes Shawsheen Tech Funding Article

TEWKSBURY -- March 30, 2026, Tewksbury Finance Committee reviews full annual warrant and goes on record against a $405,000 Shawsheen Valley Technical High School petitioner's article. Town Manager John walked the seven-member committee through more than 20 warrant articles Monday, including a $2.5 million capital appropriation

Finance Committee approves FY27 school budgets totaling $2.2 million increase

Finance Committee reviews FY27 school budgets totaling $2.2 million in requested increases. Tewksbury Public Schools Superintendent Brenda Regan and Business Manager David Libby presented a 3.72 percent increase driven by salary adjustments, 13 to 15 percent health insurance cost growth, and 5

Tewksbury Finance Committee Questions Shawsheen Tech Budget Controls, Feasibility Study

TEWKSBURY -- March 16, 2026, Tewksbury Finance Committee presses Shawsheen Valley Tech over budget mismanagement as FY27 school reviews begin. The committee reviewed a $44,338,798 Shawsheen Valley Technical High School budget for FY27, up 6.09 percent when a transportation accounting correction is factored in, alongside a Tewksbury Public

Finance Committee reviews FY27 budgets for emergency services and RECC; $1.7M in state grants lost to MBTA noncompliance.

Finance Committee reviews three departmental FY27 budgets and confronts $1.7M in lost state grants. RECC Executive Director Brian O'Neill reported six dispatcher departures, three completed hires, and expected four more to reduce $400,000 overtime; the center costs the town roughly $80,000 annually