Winthrop Presents $66 Million FY26 Budget After Override Passage
Winthrop unveils a $66.4 million FY26 general fund budget anchored by a newly passed $3.5 million school operating override.
Winthrop unveils a $66.4 million FY26 general fund budget anchored by a newly passed $3.5 million school operating override.
Winthrop Town Council Vice President Hannah Belcher made the case for two April 5 ballot questions in a community television interview.
Winthrop Town Council backs three override questions ahead of Saturday special election.
Winthrop Town Council unanimously adds Chelsea to its regional emergency dispatch agreement, cutting the town's annual assessment.
Winthrop Town Council hears that Chelsea's unanimous 11-0 vote to join the regional 911 center will add dispatchers and trigger a $14-15 million state-funded renovation.
Winthrop Town Council censures Councilor Joseph Aiello 8-1 and approves $158,500 for seawall engineering.
Winthrop Town Council votes 9-0 to place $38.5 million fire station debt exclusion on the April 5 ballot.
Winthrop's Town Council voted to hold a single Saturday, April 5 election asking voters to approve a $4.95 million school override and a debt exclusion for a roughly $40 million new fire station.
Winthrop Town Council spent 80 minutes at a special January 14 session debating the future of the former middle school site with no resolution after nine years of vacancy.
Winthrop Town Council sparred over whether to combine a school override and a firehouse debt exclusion on one spring ballot.
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