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Brunswick officials adopt $75 million budget

increase font size Brunswick officials adopt $75 million budget As of now, $50.6 million of the total $75 million budget will be sourced from taxpayers. Screengrab Brunswick officials adopted a $75 million budget for the upcoming fiscal year Thursday, which will increase the town’s tax rate impact by 3.73% if residents approve the school budget articles in next month’s referendum vote. Homeowners would see a 76-cent raise of their property taxes, bringing the mil rate to $21.13 per $1,000 assessed property value, if the budget passes. This means a property tax bill for a $200,000 home would be $4,226 a $152 increase from last year. Approximately $50.6 million of the budget is expected to be sourced from taxpayers.

Brunswick schools will offer students free COVID-19 shots beginning next week

increase font size Brunswick schools will offer students free COVID-19 shots beginning next week The first shot will be administered May 20 and the second shot will be administered June 10. Phillip Potenziano, superintendent of the Brunswick School Department. Brunswick schools will offer COVID-19 shots to students ages 12 and older this month through a partnership with Mid Coast Hospital, Superintendent Phil Potenziano announced Wednesday. The vaccine clinics will take place at the Coffin School beginning next week. Students will need parental consent to receive the free vaccine. The first shot will be administered May 20 and the second shot will be administered June 10.