Finance Committee approves $25,000 technology budget transfer
DocumentCenter · Meeting of July 13, 2021
Avon Finance Committee votes unanimously to approve $25,000 technology budget transfer due to pandemic delays. Chair Daniel Norian and the four-member committee shifted $25,000 from Medical and Life Insurance Personal Services to Technology expenses, with Town Administrator Greg Enos citing delivery delays and late invoices from pandemic supply chain disruptions. The committee declined a proposed additional $15,000 transfer as unnecessary.
Committee member Richard Jordan raised separate concerns about Avon's municipal spending, noting the town spends roughly $5,000 per capita, substantially more than neighboring Canton and Stoughton at $2,700 to $3,400 as of 2017, with Avon's revenues among Norfolk County's highest at $6,223 per capita, roughly double its neighbors.
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Source: the DocumentCenter meeting of July 13, 2021, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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