Cohasset Advisory Committee unanimously elects Mark Cameron chair, Diane Kennedy vice chair. The nine-member committee conducted the reorganization vote on May 20 with all members present. The committee reviewed its recruitment process: the "Troika" of Town Moderator, Select Board Chair, and
Cohasset Advisory Committee rejects Town Manager attempt to revise noise recommendation. The seven members present—Mark Cameron, Michael S. Barclay, Diane Kennedy, Courtney Murphy, Mike Flaherty, Vince Thornton, and Thomas Callahan—voted to maintain their original position on warrant article 24
Cohasset Advisory Committee reviews town meeting motions ahead of May 6 ATM. The committee reviewed final versions of three articles, including a $21.783 million appropriation request for the Public Safety Building (project estimate $26.783 million, with $5 million in previously unspent funds
Cohasset Advisory Committee endorses FY27 operating budget, unanimously defers climate resolution. The committee approved the budget 8-0-1, with Courtney Murphy abstaining, after Interim Town Manager Michelle Leary presented a budget developed through school-town collaboration; the School Committee
Cohasset Advisory Committee recommends $21 million public safety building to the 2026 Annual Town Meeting. The committee voted 8-0-1, with Courtney Murphy abstaining, to recommend Article 21. The $28.6 million facility includes a garage annex for the Fire Department's reserve engine and equipment
Advisory Committee reviews $26.7 million public safety facilities proposal. The joint meeting with the Select Board and Capital Budget Committee heard presentations on the scope and cost of the 135 King Street facility and the Elm Street garage addition. Glenn Pratt, chair of the Public Safety
Advisory Committee unanimously backed nine warrant articles for Annual Town Meeting. Chair Jeanne Astino and the nine-member panel endorsed the Cohasset Water Rate Structure featuring approximately four percent annual rate increases over five years, a new revolving fund for roughly thirty-five
Advisory Committee unanimously backs $152,840 sewer reserve transfer for membrane deposit. Chair Jeanne Astino and the eight-member panel voted 8-0 to approve the immediate transfer from the Reserve Fund to the Sewer Budget, allowing the town to secure a 30 percent deposit on new membranes with
Cohasset Advisory Committee endorsed the proposed FY27 school budget in joint session with Select Board and School Committee. Superintendent Sarah Shannon presented an 8.82 percent increase (approximately $2.1 million) that reflects level service costs but faces a $1.32 million gap because town
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