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Jay officials approve $5.28 million budget

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JAY Selectpersons and the Budget Committee approved a proposed $5.28 million municipal budget Monday to fund government operations for 2020-21.
It will be presented to voters April 27.
Only four proposals did not receive unanimous votes.
The Budget Committee rejected a donation request for $750 in a 4-3 vote, but selectmen approved it 3-0. The line will go on the warrant as Select Board recommending a yes and the Budget Committee recommending no.
Opposed to the vote were Budget Committee Chairman Charles Reikert, Secretary Lee Ann Dalessandro, Vicki McLeod and Justin Merrill. Select Board Chairman Terry Bergeron, Vice Chairman Tim Demillo and Selectperson Gary McGrane approved the proposal. ....

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WHAT THEY ARE SAYING: Maine Leaders Praise Governor Mills Balanced Budget Proposals for Supporting Maine People During COVID-19 Pandemic

, President of the Maine Service Employees Association, SEIU Local 1989.
“AFSCME Council 93 commends Governor Janet Mills for crafting a budget plan that does not attempt to place the burden of the state’s fiscal challenges on the backs of dedicated and hard-working public employees. Given that our members working in state corrections and mental health have bravely continued working on the frontlines throughout the pandemic, we appreciate that the governor’s budget does not call for layoffs or furloughs of state employees. In addition, by maintaining current funding levels for municipalities, the governor has provided some measure of security for the hundreds of AFSCME members who continue to serve in vital, essential services in our cities and towns,” ....

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