Capital Improvement Planning Committee outlines prioritization framework for capital projects
Capital Improvement Planning Committee outlined a four-tier prioritization framework for evaluating capital projects, classifying them as Critical Public Safety, Mission Critical, Mission Important, or General Improvement.
Financial Management Planning Committee · Meeting of January 28, 2026
MILLBURY — Capital Improvement Planning Committee outlined a four-tier prioritization framework for evaluating capital projects, classifying them as Critical Public Safety, Mission Critical, Mission Important, or General Improvement. Chairman William Pratt presented the system to guide department head submissions due by February 19 for the fiscal 2027 warrant article. Finance Director Katie McKenna has access to Knack software for capital planning, though some staff require training.
The committee voted unanimously to approve prior meeting minutes and requested Knack vendor CSS discuss software functionality and remaining scope of work from a $20,000 grant with approximately $10,000 remaining.
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Source: the Financial Management Planning Committee meeting of January 28, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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