January 18, 2026 - 20:16

The Newton Finance Committee convened on Monday to deliberate on a significant financial decision impacting the mayor's office. During the meeting, the committee approved a transfer of $300,000 aimed at creating two new management positions: the Chief of Community Services and the Chief of Staff. This strategic move is designed to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the mayor's office, allowing for improved service delivery to the community.
The establishment of these roles is expected to streamline operations and foster better communication within the office, ultimately benefiting residents. The Chief of Community Services will focus on addressing the needs of the community, while the Chief of Staff will oversee the daily operations and support the mayor in executing strategic initiatives. The committee's decision reflects a commitment to strengthening local governance and ensuring that the mayor's office is well-equipped to handle the growing demands of the community.
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