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Town should allocate $47 million to long-term infrastructure and projects in next two years, committee says
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Town should allocate $47 million to long-term infrastructure and projects in next two years, committee says
At a meeting of the Hanover Selectboard on Feb. 9, the Hanover Capital Improvement Program Committee warned the Selectboard that the town will face hard decisions about spending priorities over the next five years, which may raise resident tax rates and stress financial reserves, according to Capital Improvement Program Committee chair and finance committee member John Dolan.From 2027 to 2029, the Selectboard should prepare to allocate $47 milli…
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