Things coming up this week in Abington
WEEK AHEAD: Welcome back! School budget hearing; nomination papers available; Green Wave and meeting schedules
Tag: Town Meeting
TIDS ‘n BITS: Pond out, election ballot update, Town Meeting warrant is available, and more
Pond is not seeking re-election, Town Elections ballot takes shape, town meeting warrants available, pre-K registration is open; Green Wave playoff schedules
TOWN HALL LIVE: Notes from the 1/24 Selectmen’s meeting
Updates from the Jan. 24 Board of Selectmen meeting
WEEK AHEAD: Town Meeting & Town Election seasons underway; COVID numbers are down; charter review taking suggestions; health, selectmen, school, finance, charter review, zoning boards to meet
Abington's week ahead features progress towards Town Meeting & Town Elections, declining COVID numbers, charter review commission taking suggestions; and meetings of the health, selectmen, school, finance, charter review, zoning boards.
WEEK AHEAD: More zoning complaints; COVID restrictions lifting; busy selectmen’s meeting Monday, Garden Club sale, compost site open; planning, health, COA, parks boards to meet
More zoning complaints; COVID restrictions lifting; busy selectmen's meeting Monday, Garden Club sale, compost site open; planning, health, COA, parks boards to meet
WEEK AHEAD: Town Meeting, Town Elections, donation boxes, restrictions lifted; planning, health, library, assessors, conservation boards meet
WEEK AHEAD: Town Meeting, Town Elections, donation boxes, restrictions lifted; planning, health, library, assessors, conservation boards meet
TOWN MEETING ’20: Smooth sailing for town budget
In just under 80 minutes Monday night, Abington voters approved more than $63 million in proposed municipal spending for the fiscal year starting July 1.
The spending includes the town's $55 million operating budget, more than $8 million in capital projects, and a half million dollars in Community Preservation Act appropriations.
TOWN MEETING ’20: $8.7 million in capital spending proposed
Abington voters on Monday will be asked to approve more than $8.7 million in capital spending on a range of projects that include new security measures at two of the town's schools, new police cruisers, and repairs to the drive-up window outside the treasurer/collector's office.
TOWN MEETING ’20: Budget proposal spares layoffs, protects services – for now
Abington residents Monday night will be asked to vote on a $55.5 million FY 21 budget that protects services, avoid layoffs and adds more than $1 million into its rainy day fund.
What to expect at Town Meeting
Abington's Special and Annual Town Meeting is scheduled for June 22 and it will be a bit different this year. Here's what residents should know.
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