An Analysis of Municipal Fiscal Pressures – and Policy Recommendations to Address Them
With a stroke of the pen today, Gov. Maura Healey finalized the fiscal 2027 state budget process, signing the Legislature’s $63.4 billion bill without amendments or vetoes. The law features a $40 million increase to Unrestricted General Government Aid for…
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Massachusetts Municipal Management Association Summer Meeting July 16, 2026 Olde Scotland Links, Bridgewater Agenda 9 – 9:45 a.m. Registration, Coffee 9:45 a.m. Welcome Denise Casey, MMMA President and Wakefield Town…
The MMA will host a webinar with local regional planning commissions on July 23 to discuss how they partner with municipalities to plan and design safe streets. Reducing traffic fatalities…
On July 30, the MMA will host the second webinar in a two-part series focusing on strategic planning and organizational alignment. The second webinar will continue to explore strategies for…
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MY MOST RECENT REPORT: 6/2/2026 // Meeting the moment: Pass the MEA before July 31
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