Fiscal Advisory Committee

Towns throughout Massachusetts are facing critical budgeting issues. Town expenses, especially labor, talent, and utilities have sharply increased over the past five years. The drastic increases in the cost of operations, combined with the town's limited ability to increase revenue growth due to Proposition 2 1/2, stagnating state funding, and the end of federal funding through the American Rescue Plan Act, Abington is anticipating significant financial challenges for 2027 and beyond.

To ensure a transparent, inclusive and collaborative budget planning process, a Fiscal Advisory Committee was established and will begin meeting in September 2025.

Want to get involved?

We are currently seeking two Abington residents to serve as citizen representatives on the Fiscal Advisory Committee. If you are passionate about civic involvement, have an interest in public finance, or want to help shape the future of our town, we encourage you to apply. Complete our online Board and Committee application or visit the Town Manager's office at Town Hall.

Agendas & Minutes

Contact Information

More information coming soon.

Committee Members

Name

Title

Select Board Representative

Select Board Representative

Finance Committee Representative

Finance Committee Representative

School Committee Representative

School Committee Representative

Scott Lambiase

Town Manager

Andrew Nocon

Finance Director

Felicia Moschella, Ph.D.

School Superintendent

Sarah Gainey

School Business Manager

Appointed Abington Resident

Appointed Abington Resident

Informational Resources

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