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Select Board approves FY27 budget with vocational student tuition line item

Carlisle Select Board unanimously approves FY27 operating budget with new vocational tuition line. The $200,000 addition to cover tuition and transportation for up to four vocational students was offset by $50,000 in projected state aid and $150,000 from free cash, bringing the total operating

Select Board · Meeting of May 12, 2026

Carlisle Select Board unanimously approves FY27 operating budget with new vocational tuition line. The $200,000 addition to cover tuition and transportation for up to four vocational students was offset by $50,000 in projected state aid and $150,000 from free cash, bringing the total operating budget to approximately $11.7 million, according to Finance Committee Chair James Catacchio. The board also unanimously approved the Community Preservation Act article recommending $500,000 for library renovation and $200,000 for Cranberry Bog House affordable housing design.

The Fire Station Building Renovation Committee confirmed the final project budget at $17,017,401, below the $17,500,000 authorization, and voted unanimously to defer roof replacement to avoid an estimated $375,000 additional cost.

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Source: the Select Board meeting of May 12, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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