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Selectboard Approves $5M Budget in 3-2 Vote
Lovell and Place propose putting the issue of additional police and fire personnel as separate items on the March 3 ballot, but fail to convince the…
CVSD Passes $107 Million Budget
The Record Staff
FY2027 Budget Given Voice Approval
The final iteration of the budget calls for 8 percent increase in spending, but 12 percent increase in necessary tax revenue. Detailed documents; poll…
CVSD FY2027 Budget Finalized – Tax Increases May Be on the Way ...
District administration presented final figures for revenue and expenses and it could mean a 6.7 percent increase in Hinesburg property taxes. However…
Selectboard Debate 2027 Budget; Take Steps to Deal with Contamination from Old Dump
Hinesburg Selectboard gets down to business with the proposed FY2027 budget. Meeting again this week (1/14/26)
Selectboard discusses possible local option tax
Also begins to zero in on the draft FY2027 budget as it gets ready for some difficult discussions in January.
Town Clerk/Treasurer makes the case for an additional staff position.
Hinesburg Town Clerk/Treasurer makes the case for more staffing to deal with growing workload.
Operations budget, bond issue, cell phone policy and inspiration awards
CVSD Dec. 16 board meeting in review
Carpenter-Carse Library joins others in seeking more money from the town
Healthcare, deferred maintenance and the decision to convert rented space into expanding the Community Room are reasons for the 11 percent increase in…
SPECIAL REPORT: CVSD board takes a stance on budget: $107m and 'level service'
Board gives preliminary support to a FY2027 budget with a five percent increase: a budget that will keep four unfilled positions open but will allow for…
A Letter from the Superintendent
Bunting: Vermont Republican leadership is misrepresenting what is happening in CVSD schools – cuts have been made and scores are going up; to say…
Selectboard in No Mood for Budget Increases
Following news on Monday that property taxes will rise nearly 12 percent to pay for schools next year, selectboard members expressed early opposition to…
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