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Framingham Water, Sewer Bills Must Rise To Avert Disaster: Study

UpdatedTue, May 18, 2021 at 8:29 pm ET Reply A consultant hired to study Framingham s water and sewer rates has advised the city to increase rates by double-digits over the next two years. (Shutterstock/Yingna Cai) FRAMINGHAM, MA Framingham business owners and residents may be in for some large water and sewer bill increases soon otherwise, Framingham s water and sewer system may drown. That s the verdict of a consult hired to study the city s water and sewer system following recent deficit problems in the enterprise funds. Consultant Douglas Gardner told Councilors Tuesday night the city s utility rates have not kept pace with costs the rates did not rise at all in 2021 and the rate structure is outdated, leaving the city vulnerable to revenue losses if a large ratepayer were to leave town.

Framingham Finance Chief Retiring At End Of Budget Season

Framingham Finance Chief Retiring At End Of Budget Season Patch 5/3/2021 Neal McNamara © City of Framingham Framingham CFO Mary Ellen Kelley will retire effective June 29, according to city officials. FRAMINGHAM, MA One of the longest serving remaining department heads in Framingham will depart this summer. Chief Financial Officer Mary Ellen Kelley will retire effective June 29 at the conclusion of the fiscal 2022 budget process. In recent months, Kelley has been handling a major budget crisis in Framingham with the discovery of multimillion dollar deficits in the city s water and sewer funds. Kelley said she wanted to get through this season s municipal budget before hanging up her hat.

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