Municipal Facilities Committee approves adjournment after reviewing facility maintenance.
Municipal Facilities Committee discusses maintenance priorities and FY27 funding. Chair Jerome Lerman presided as members reviewed a $34,500 quote for replacing the school's 40-year-old transformers, with LSC Coordinator Sarah Wasserman investigating rebates. The committee is addressing a glycol
Municipal Facilities Committee · Meeting of February 19, 2026
CARLISLE — Municipal Facilities Committee discusses maintenance priorities and FY27 funding. Chair Jerome Lerman presided as members reviewed a $34,500 quote for replacing the school's 40-year-old transformers, with LSC Coordinator Sarah Wasserman investigating rebates. The committee is addressing a glycol leak requiring two hundred gallons added to the school system over three months, solar panel drainage issues, and a MetasSys upgrade projected at $60,000.
Facilities Director Stephen Connearney reported on multiple building maintenance concerns, and the committee discussed borrowing and grant funding, including the three-year Climate Leaders grant cycle, to manage FY27 project costs while maintaining fiscal discipline.
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Source: the Municipal Facilities Committee meeting of February 19, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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