Select Board approves 401,230 dollars in year-end transfers
Harvard Select Board unanimously approved 401,230 dollars in year-end transfers to cover fiscal 2026 shortfalls across municipal accounts. Finance Director Jared Mullane reported the transfers addressed a 30,000 dollar transfer station revenue gap mandated by state Department of Revenue rules,
Select Board · Meeting of July 14, 2026
Harvard Select Board unanimously approved 401,230 dollars in year-end transfers to cover fiscal 2026 shortfalls across municipal accounts. Finance Director Jared Mullane reported the transfers addressed a 30,000 dollar transfer station revenue gap mandated by state Department of Revenue rules, along with legal costs tied to the TIP project and PFAS remediation, police equipment, and water main breaks. The largest reallocations came from Highway Wages (230,535 dollars) and Police Wages (94,000 dollars), with the bulk of funds directed to Highway Expenses (86,495 dollars), Water Expenses (67,929 dollars), and Legal Expenses (59,281 dollars).
All four present board members voted in favor.
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Source: the Select Board meeting of July 14, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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