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Category: Municipal Finance

October 2, 1981September 23, 2026 georgenhs Municipal Finance, This Day In Norwood History

Property Valuations Projected to Surge 240% Under Norwood Revaluation Program-October 2, 1981

Board of Assessors Chairman James J. Drummey warns Norwood special town meeting that property valuations will increase 240% under the new revaluation program.

August 26, 1981August 25, 2026 georgenhs Municipal Finance, This Day In Norwood History

Football Field Lights Approved-August 26, 1981

Despite funding concerns and opposition from two selectmen, the board approved moving Civic Center lights to Murray Field for high school night football games, while also scheduling a September 28 town meeting for water main upgrades.

September 16, 1980September 15, 2026 georgenhs Municipal Finance, This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Real Estate Reassessment Set to Bring Property Taxes to 100% Market Value, While 1981 Tax Rate Expected to Drop-September 16, 1980

Norwood assessors contract with PRC Jacobs for a 100% fair market value property reassessment, while the fiscal 1981 tax rate is expected to drop by $2.

September 12, 1980September 10, 2026 georgenhs Municipal Finance, This Day In Norwood History

Permanent Building Construction Committee Seeks Additional Designs for Civic Center Replacement-September 12, 1980

Permanent Building Construction Committee reviews three distinct architectural proposals for the Civic Center replacement and seeks two additional designs from Sasaki Associates and Hoskins, Scott, Taylor & Partners.

September 12, 1979September 10, 2026 georgenhs Municipal Finance, This Day In Norwood History

Building Inspector’s Staffing Request Fails in 3–2 FinCom Vote-September 12, 1979

Norwood Finance Commission transfers $1,063 to the fire department vacation account after reviewing shift schedules submitted by Fire Chief Thomas J. Barry Jr.

September 6, 1979September 4, 2026 georgenhs Municipal Finance, This Day In Norwood History

Grant Use Proposals Heard-September 6, 1979

Norwood residents and housing officials propose using federal block grant funds to reroof the Hill Street elderly housing project and overhaul Jefferson Drive kitchens.

October 26, 1978October 23, 2026 georgenhs Municipal Finance, This Day In Norwood History

Newly Elected FinCom Member Norman E. Rickard Pledges Independence-October 26, 1978

Newly elected FinCom member Norman E. Rickard pledged political independence as the commission rejected funding for a Sumner-Union Street engineering study and land appraisal.

August 29, 1978August 30, 2026 georgenhs Municipal Finance, This Day In Norwood History

Special Town Meeting Restores $335,000 to School Budget-August 29, 1978

Heeding urgent warnings from school officials that classrooms could not open safely without the funds, a special town meeting last night voted by clear voice votes to restore $335,000 of … Continue reading Special Town Meeting Restores $335,000 to School Budget-August 29, 1978

August 11, 1978August 8, 2026 georgenhs Municipal Finance, This Day In Norwood History

FinCom Chairman William F. Collins Stirs Controversy with Shift on School Budget Restoration-August 11, 1978

Finance Commission Chairman William F. Collins announced plans to support restoring $363,000 to the school budget, sparking sharp internal disagreement from commissioners Allan D. Howard and William C. Phipps.

August 30, 1977August 30, 2026 georgenhs Municipal Finance, This Day In Norwood History

Housing Authority and State Near Resolution Over Audit-August 30, 1977

Norwood housing authority officials near an agreement with the state over a critical audit, a new security committee tours town vandalism sites, and local pastor resigns.

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