The Capital Planning Committee reviewed the Town Administrator's proposed $10.4 million capital plan for FY28. Town Administrator James Boudreau and Town Accountant Nancy Holt presented the plan, which incorporated $10.4 million in recommended funding with borrowing limited as much as possible.
Scituate Capital Planning Committee recommended capital projects for the October 19, 2026 Special Town Meeting vote. The committee unanimously approved the Police Firing Range and a $68,000 Department of Public Works truck replacement. Schools Director of Business and Finance Irene Houle reported
Capital Planning Committee reviews five-year capital plans for Fire and Police departments. Fire Chief Mark Donovan reported the $141,000 radio repeater replacement project has a grant application pending with equipment ordered, an ambulance replacement has been delivered, and the Department plans
Scituate Capital Planning Committee reviews $5.5M federal seawall grant and $7M water infrastructure backlog. The committee discussed the Turner Lighthouse Road Seawall project, planned for 2029 and funded by a $5.5 million federal grant covering the area north from Jericho Avenue to Scituate
Three Scituate committees unanimously recommend the $27 million North Scituate sewer expansion project. The Select Board voted 4-0, the Capital Planning Committee 3-0, and the Advisory Committee 8-0 to recommend Special Town Meeting Article 6. Town Administrator James Boudreau highlighted that
Scituate Capital Planning reviews equipment purchases and planning for fiscal years 2028 to 2031. Chair Mike Gibson's committee reviewed completed capital purchases including a bucket truck that came in $86,000 under budget and Truck #107 now in service with $47,000 remaining in its project balance
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