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Montachusett Planning Commission Approves FY27 Budget

Regional planning commission approved FY27 budget with $299K deficit projection. The Montachusett Regional Planning Commission voted unanimously on June 4 to adopt its fiscal year 2027 budget projecting revenue of $2,374,130 against expenses of $2,673,514, with a projected deficit of $299,383. The

Montachusett Regional Planning Commission · Meeting of June 4, 2026

FITCHBURG — Regional planning commission approved FY27 budget with $299K deficit projection. The Montachusett Regional Planning Commission voted unanimously on June 4 to adopt its fiscal year 2027 budget projecting revenue of $2,374,130 against expenses of $2,673,514, with a projected deficit of $299,383. The commission unanimously elected its slate of officers for the coming year, with Kristofer Munroe re-elected as Chair, Guy Corbosiero as Vice Chair, and Robert Swartz as Treasurer.

The commission canceled its July 9 meeting and scheduled a special Strategic Planning session for August 6 at 5 p.m. with dinner, followed by the regular monthly meeting at 7 p.m., held in hybrid format. Grant applications totaling $874,538 are pending, and MassDOT transportation funding will increase 15.2 percent to $1,174,085 for FY27.

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Source: the Montachusett Regional Planning Commission meeting of June 4, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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