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Town Council approves 11 departmental budgets; benefits discussion tabled

Prospect Council approves departmental budgets totaling $2.6 million; employee benefits tabled. The Town Council unanimously approved 11 of 12 proposed 2026-2027 budget line items, with Public Works Labor ($729,031), Parks and Recreation ($431,599), and the Mayor's Office ($332,078) representing

Council tables benefits vote, approves eight department budgets

Council approves eight budget line items at March 24 workshop. The Town Council unanimously approved departmental budgets totaling approximately $2.5 million, including Parks & Recreation at $431,599 and Elections & Registrars at $106,363. Registrar Katie Blinstrubas pushed for salary increases,

Prospect Council approves line-item budget appropriations in special workshop.

Prospect Council approves line-item budgets totaling $1.9 million in special workshop meeting. The Town Council voted unanimously or near-unanimously on departmental appropriations, from $2,425 for the Zoning Board of Appeals to $545,055 for Fire Protection, the largest item under review. Fire

Council approves $85,373 emergency transfer for snowstorms and Town Hall damage

Prospect approves $85,373 emergency transfer for snowstorm and building expenses. The Town Council authorized the transfer to cover unexpected costs from recent heavy snowstorms, including contractor payments for ice and salt removal, public works overtime, and equipment damage, as well as

Prospect Council Approves $85,373 Transfer for Storm and Building Repairs

Prospect Town Council approves $85,373 emergency transfer for storms and repairs. Chairman Michael Palmerie Jr. presided over the meeting with seven of eight members present as the council approved the transfer with one abstention (Loreen Elbakry) to cover heavy winter snowstorm expenses including