Stow backs $522K in capital warrant articles, with West School roof repair approved. The Capital Planning Committee unanimously recommended eight capital items for fiscal 2027, including police department equipment and vehicles totaling $205K, DPW infrastructure projects at $215K, a shared utility
The Capital Planning Committee reviewed capital requests totaling more than $20 million across five years from police, schools, and facilities departments. Police Chief M. Sallese presented a $65,000 cruiser replacement following the annual rotation schedule and a $35,000 design study for
Capital Planning Committee vets FY27 capital requests, prioritizes equipment spending. The committee, comprised of S. Jelinek, D. Arsenault, E. DeLuca, and J. Toole, marked the $100,000 Crew Chief pickup truck replacement as the Public Works Department's top priority among roughly $900,000 in FY27
Capital Planning reviews five-year infrastructure plan. The committee reviewed capital requests from Planning and Recreation departments for fiscal years 2027 through 2031. The Planning Department's FY27 Town Center Traffic and Pedestrian Safety project was revised to $350,000, down from $450,000,
Capital Planning Committee reviewed FY27 capital requests from Fire & Rescue and Council on Aging. Chief Barry Evers presented a $1,051,640 Engine 12 fire truck request for a 2004 vehicle that is being retired; the new apparatus will serve as the front-line truck and has a three-year delivery
Stow Capital Planning Committee organizes for 2026, begins review of FY27 capital requests and priorities. S. Jelinek was unanimously elected Chair and E. DeLuca as Clerk. The committee reviewed FY27 capital requests with D. Dembkoski reporting approximately $800,000 available in free cash for
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