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AFC backs FY27 warrant articles; tables police vehicle and study

Westborough Advisory Finance Committee backs FY27 warrant with $2.3M sewer borrowing, defers three contested items. Chair Prashant Ahuja's committee voted 8-0 to recommend approximately 25 FY27 warrant articles, including $2.3 million in borrowing for sewer pump station improvements and a $1.275

Advisory Finance Committee · Meeting of February 12, 2026

Westborough Advisory Finance Committee backs FY27 warrant with $2.3M sewer borrowing, defers three contested items. Chair Prashant Ahuja's committee voted 8-0 to recommend approximately 25 FY27 warrant articles, including $2.3 million in borrowing for sewer pump station improvements and a $1.275 million package of water and wastewater capital projects. The committee also approved funding for vehicle replacements, building upgrades, and operational needs.

Three articles drew sufficient concern to warrant tabling: a police mobile command vehicle, a $200,000 public safety assessment, and a $200,000 Memorial Hall audio/visual upgrade, each deferred pending additional information or scope clarification.

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Source: the Advisory Finance Committee meeting of February 12, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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