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HVAC System Upgrades at Town Hall and Senior & Human Services Building The Town of Newington is undertaking HVAC system upgrades at the Town Hall and Senior & Human Services Building. These upgrades are intended to provide a more comfortable and sustainable environment for town employees and visitors.
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" Dear Residents, Last Sunday (June 7), approximately 500 people gathered around Canton’s Charter Oak to demonstrate their support for Black Lives Matter. It was an impressive display, from the high school students who organized the rally to the townspeople who held up signs and took a knee, to the town officials who joined in, to the traffic passing by on Route 179 shouting and honking support. We joined together and made our voices heard. To all who demonstrated against police violence and systemic racism – thank you for giving our country a real opportunity to end these two scourges. Our challenge in the months ahead will be follow-up. Too many principled movements have ended without action, which has brought our country to where it is today. Let me ask you to commit to helping our town, state and national government ensure that Black Lives Matter. Our government becomes greater when people get involved, respect each other’s opinions and decide important issues based on a broad spectrum of views. You can start by asking questions, reading meeting minutes, attending the meetings and by speaking up. Your idea might be the very one that helps our nation heal. If we can send people to the moon, we can end the tragedies that have made the Black Lives Matter movement necessary. This is what democracy looks like. Stay well, Bob Bessel "
" 5/21/20 Dear Residents, After several months of hearings and deliberations, the Canton Board of Finance approved a budget of $40,674,313 for the fiscal year 2020-2021. The mill rate is now set at 32.59, a 1.75% increase over the current year (32.03). To reach this budget, the Board of Finance asked the Boards of Education and Selectmen to reduce their budgets by an additional $138,000 and $121,000 respectively. The goal was to increase affordability while holding the line on education, support programs and public safety. Town staff found savings by recognizing reduced services resulting from COVID 19 restrictions plus the use of alternative sources of funding for several projects (police/EMS communications study, replacement structure for transfer station employees) along with restructuring of the assistant superintendent position. The Boards had the good sense to approve them! The final reduction of $248,895 ($127,895 from BOE, $121,000 from the Selectmen) resulted in a well-balanced budget accomplished in a collaborative manner. My hat’s off to BOF Chair Jennifer Rottkamp who set the tone from the beginning. We now move into the next fiscal year with the resources to support our town as we face the challenges ahead. There will be many! Working together and listening to each other, Canton will continue to prevail and preserve our special identity. Thank you all for your comments and insights. Keep them coming! Stay well, Bob Bessel "
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