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Wednesday, November 4, 2026 Tewksbury, Massachusetts · Change town
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Tewksbury Select Board releases multiple budgets and capital measures for fiscal 2027.

Tewksbury Select Board releases FY2027 budgets and capital measures totaling over $170 million. The General Fund budget of 151.3 million represents a 5.7 million dollar increase from FY2026, with school departments accounting for 91.75 million and police and fire salaries rising 481,730 and 246,806

Select Board · Meeting of March 23, 2026

Tewksbury Select Board releases FY2027 budgets and capital measures totaling over $170 million. The General Fund budget of 151.3 million represents a 5.7 million dollar increase from FY2026, with school departments accounting for 91.75 million and police and fire salaries rising 481,730 and 246,806 dollars respectively. Enterprise funds for sewer, water, and cable TV total 19.7 million dollars.

Capital articles authorize 5.4 million in water distribution improvements and 1.5 million for water meters, while transfers and appropriations of 4.1 million target DPW, fire, facilities, and school equipment upgrades. Personnel adjustments totaling 55,500 dollars, effective March 1, fund raises for senior management across multiple departments.

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Source: the Select Board meeting of March 23, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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