Hatfield Finance Committee Endorses Two Budgets, Tables Tennis Court Article
Hatfield's Finance Committee endorsed two competing fiscal year 2024 budgets ahead of a May 9 town meeting and a May 16 Proposition 2.5 override vote.
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Hatfield Select Board Defers Electricity Contract Decision, Weighs Budget Gaps
Hatfield Select Board defers electricity contract vote while grappling with a $160,000 snow and ice shortfall.
Hatfield Select Board Defers Electricity Contract Decision, Weighs Budget Gaps
Hatfield Select Board defers electricity contract vote while grappling with a $160,000 snow and ice shortfall.
Hatfield Select Board Defers Electricity Contract Decision, Weighs Budget Gaps
Hatfield Select Board defers electricity contract vote while grappling with a $160,000 snow and ice shortfall.
Hatfield Planning Board Continues Hotel Hearing, Clears Two ANR Applications
Hatfield Planning Board continues hotel hearing to May 3 after lacking supermajority.
Hatfield Planning Board Continues Hotel Hearing, Clears Two ANR Applications
Hatfield Planning Board continues hotel hearing to May 3 after lacking supermajority.
Hatfield Select Board Approves Retiree COLA, Weighs $1.6 Million Override
Hatfield Select Board unanimously approves a retiree cost-of-living increase while confronting a potential $1.6 million Proposition 2½ override.
Hatfield Select Board Approves Retiree COLA, Weighs $1.6 Million Override
Hatfield Select Board unanimously approves a retiree cost-of-living increase while confronting a potential $1.6 million Proposition 2½ override.
Hatfield Budget Session Leaves Town $124,000 Short, Triggers Department Cut Directives
Hatfield's Select Board and Finance Committee trimmed a projected $577,000 budget gap to roughly $124,000 at their March 28 joint session, but left department heads with a directive to find an additional two percent in cuts before Town Meeting.
Hatfield Budget Session Leaves Town $124,000 Short, Triggers Department Cut Directives
Hatfield's Select Board and Finance Committee trimmed a projected $577,000 budget gap to roughly $124,000 at their March 28 joint session, but left department heads with a directive to find an additional two percent in cuts before Town Meeting.