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GOSHEN - The local Board of Finance is preparing to draft the proposed municipal budget for the 2025-26 fiscal year, but it is facing significant challenges due to the financial troubles of the Region 20 Board of Education. The school board is currently grappling with a substantial deficit of $1.77 million within its $41.5 million operating budget for the 2024-25 academic year. This shortfall is raising alarms among finance board members, who are concerned about the potential impact on local taxpayers and future funding for municipal services.
Additionally, the Board of Finance is also monitoring liabilities associated with Region 6, which could further complicate budget planning. As the finance board navigates these fiscal uncertainties, community leaders are urging transparency and proactive measures to address the budgetary challenges. With the responsibility of ensuring fiscal stability, the finance board is under pressure to balance educational needs with the financial realities facing the town. The upcoming budget discussions will be critical in determining how Goshen manages these pressing issues.
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