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Finance Committee approves $486K transfers, rejects reserve draw

Finance Committee approves year-end transfers, rejects reserve draw. The Finance Committee and Select Board unanimously approved $486,544.37 in general fund year-end reallocations but rejected using the Finance Committee Reserve to cover water and sewer enterprise fund operating deficits, directing

Finance Committee · Meeting of July 8, 2026

MANCHESTER BY THE SEA — Finance Committee approves year-end transfers, rejects reserve draw. The Finance Committee and Select Board unanimously approved $486,544.37 in general fund year-end reallocations but rejected using the Finance Committee Reserve to cover water and sewer enterprise fund operating deficits, directing instead that enterprise fund retained earnings absorb the shortfalls. The decision, expected to necessitate future rate adjustments, reflects committee concern that utility enterprise funds should be self-sustaining through rates and user fees.

Town Administrator Tony Barletta briefed the boards on a significant FY27 budget challenge: the impending loss of approximately $290,000 in net bag-sale revenue upon mid-year conversion to automated cart-based trash collection, potentially requiring a reserve withdrawal at November 2026 Town Meeting.

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Source: the Finance Committee meeting of July 8, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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