Today, the mayor’s office announced a series of upcoming Town Hall meetings to discuss the proposed override plan that will be on the ballot in March ….
Mayor Setti Warren will hold Town Hall meetings throughout the city to speak with residents about his proposed override package. Newton voters will have the opportunity to vote on the override proposal, which includes three interconnected ballot questions, on March 12.
“We need this override if we want to modernize our dilapidated and outdated facilities, create space and hire teachers for the huge influx of students in our schools, repair crumbling roads and sidewalks, and improve public safety,” said Mayor Warren. “The Town Halls are a place where city leaders and residents can have an open dialogue about the override package and why it’s so critical to Newton’s future.”
The Mayor, accompanied by municipal staff and Schools Superintendent David Fleishman, have already presented at Town Halls at the Cabot and Angier Elementary Schools. Upcoming presentations include
Sunday, January 27 at 1:00pm. Pellegrini Field House, 11 Hawthorn Street
Thursday, January 31st at 7:00pm. Scandanavian Living Center, 206 Waltham Street
Sunday, February 10th at 1:00pm. Ward Elementary School gym, 10 Dolphin Road
Sunday, February 10th at 3:30pm. Oak Hill Middle School, 130 Wheeler Road
Thursday, March 7th at 7:00pm. Mason Rice Elementary School, 149 Pleasant Street
