Finance Committee

Westhampton Finance Committee backs revolving-fund articles, defers regional-school recommendation. The seven-member committee voted unanimously to approve Articles 2, 3, and 5 and to recommend the municipal budget 6-0-1 on May 4. However, Chair Tad Weiss's committee voted 7-0-0 to take no action

Westhampton Finance Committee charts path through $285,000 budget deficit. Chair Tad Weiss and his committee heard from Police Chief Dave White, Fire Chief Dave Antosz, and Highway Superintendent Bill Jablonski on departmental needs, including a $61,588 police adjustment for COLA and the retention

Westhampton Finance Committee completes budget review, cuts $9,000 and identifies remaining deficit of $285,000. The seven-member committee, chaired by Stephen Holt, approved line-by-line spending through multiple departments, including authorization for two additional audits totaling $27,000

Westhampton's Finance Committee and Selectboard chart deficit response after failed override. The joint meeting on April 15 came after voters rejected a Proposition 2-1/2 override, 314 to 373, leaving a remaining budget gap of $389,893 after recent adjustments. Finance Committee Chair Weiss

Westhampton Finance Committee and Select Board host override informational session. The meeting, held March 31 at Town Hall, drew approximately 85 residents and featured remarks from School Superintendent Vito Perrone, Library Director Meaghan Schelwm, Council on Aging Director Julia Lennen, and