An Analysis of Municipal Fiscal Pressures – and Policy Recommendations to Address Them
The Senate this evening passed a fiscal 2027 state spending plan that includes a $53 million increase for Unrestricted General Government Aid and minimum new education aid of $160 per pupil. After four days of deliberation and the consideration of…
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The MMA will host a webinar on May 26 exploring the role of municipal libraries as hubs for civic engagement. Panelists will discuss local initiatives that strengthen community ties and…
The MMMA Spring Conference is May 27-29 at Ocean Edge in Brewster. The program features a return of Chad Wright, Forward Partners. The town of Chatham is hosting a field…
A panel of attorneys with the Massachusetts Municipal Lawyers Association will address timely legal topics affecting municipalities during an MMA webinar on June 2. Topics will include cannabis law and…
Massachusetts Municipal Human Resources will hold its annual meeting on June 4 in Boylston. The agenda will include an MMA legislative update, a session focused on one of MMHR’s Pathway…
This session will focus on how municipalities can keep stakeholders informed after a successful override attempt. It will include how you can clearly explain budget decisions and outline the specific…
Agenda 9:15 a.m. Registration, Coffee, Networking 10 – 11 a.m. Welcome & Introductions Navigating the Town Manager Application Process Hear firsthand from municipal leaders who recently transitioned from assistant town…
The Massachusetts Select Board Association will hold a free training session for newly elected select board members on Friday, June 12, in Devens. The training will include sessions on municipal…
On June 17, the MMA will host a webinar for municipal leaders covering the Property Assessment Clean Energy (PACE) Massachusetts program, which helps commercial and industrial property owners finance energy…
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