East Hampton Board of Finance discusses road bonding strategy with competing capital needs. Public Works Director Matthew Walsh presented a road maintenance framework showing 15 miles requiring major rehabilitation and 21 miles needing minor work on the town's 92 miles of roadway, estimating 15 to
Board of Finance approves $593,400 capital reserve appropriation. Vice-Chairman Daniel Finn and Director of Finance Jeffery Jylkka presented year-to-date FY 2026 figures showing revenue exceeding projections by $617,000, with expenditures forecasting a positive variance of approximately $340,000.
East Hampton's Board of Finance voted 7-0 to recommend an unchanged $39,550,937 school budget for a fourth referendum.
East Hampton Board of Finance approves flat $39.55 million education budget for fourth referendum. The board voted unanimously (7-0) to maintain the 2026-2027 education budget at $39,550,937, matching the amount approved in the third referendum, said Chairman Anthony Spagnoletti. The decision was
East Hampton's Board of Finance voted 5-2 to add $350,000 in education cuts, bringing total reductions to $600,000, and separately voted 5-2 to approve a $19,358,960 town operations budget.
East Hampton Board of Finance approves $58.9 million FY 2027 budgets with service cuts. Chairman Anthony Spagnoletti shepherded the education budget of $39,559,937 through on a 5-2 vote, with members Ted Turner and David Caterisano dissenting; the budget includes elimination of the Smart Start
The Board of Finance voted 5-2 repeatedly to send a trimmed budget to a second referendum after the first vote failed.
Board of Finance approves revised FY 2027 budgets totaling $61.96 million. The board scaled back the Capital Improvement Plan to $2.36 million after the initial $12.1 million referendum proposal failed to pass. The revised plan used FY 2026 surplus funds for school security ($101,400), Middle
The Board of Finance tabled its FY 2026-2027 budget assessment, scheduling June 22 for a revised recommendation. Following the June 2 referendum defeat of both Town and Board of Education budgets, all seven board members examined consolidating support roles and discussed applying a projected
East Hampton Board of Finance sets June 2 referendum for FY 2027 budget. Finance Director Jeffery Jylkka outlined adjustments reflecting a 3.23 percent expenditure increase and a mill rate of 28.67, including a new Pequot/Mohegan grant of $104,793 and increases in state education reimbursement and
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