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Finance Committee backs five town meeting articles unanimously

Finance Committee unanimously backs five town meeting articles, including $5.4M Sesuit Harbor project. The committee voted to recommend $5.484 million in borrowing for the Sesuit Harbor West design and construction project, funded through the Waterways Improvement Fund with a $1.5 million grant

Finance Committee · Meeting of September 3, 2026

DENNIS — Finance Committee unanimously backs five town meeting articles, including $5.4M Sesuit Harbor project. The committee voted to recommend $5.484 million in borrowing for the Sesuit Harbor West design and construction project, funded through the Waterways Improvement Fund with a $1.5 million grant from the Seaport Economic Council. Additional recommendations included a $44,527 transfer for a collective bargaining agreement with the Dennis DACU MassCOP Local 532, representing six Telecommunications Officers; approval of a Municipal Scholarship Trust Fund; and a Finance Committee Bylaw amendment transferring mid-term vacancy-filling authority to the Town Moderator.

The committee deferred its recommendation on a $265,000 supplemental funding request for the Portside Community Park project pending bid results due September 22.

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Source: the Finance Committee meeting of September 3, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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