Framingham Chief Financial Officer Mary Ellen Kelly

Government 

Councilors: Spicer Administration’s New Budget Software Not Very User-Friendly

May 1, 2021May 1, 2021 editor At-large Framingham City Councilor Janet Leombruno, City Council Chair George P.King Jr., District 3 City Councilor Adam Steiner, Framingham Chief Financial Officer Mary Ellen Kelly, Framingham Mayor Yvonne Spicer, OpenGov, Spicer Administration

FRAMINGHAM – The Spicer administration delivered the Fiscal Year 2022 budget to the 11-member City Council late on Friday, just

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Government State & Federal Government 

Despite Paying Q3 Tax Bill in March, City of Framingham Says Some Residents Still Owe For Quarter 3 on Quarter 4 Bill

April 2, 2021April 3, 2021 editor City of Framingham, Framingham Chief Financial Officer Mary Ellen Kelly, Spicer Administration, tax Bills

FRAMINGHAM – Some residents received tax bills in the mail this week, that showed they owed for quarter 3, even

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Education 

Framingham School Committee Unanimously Approves $148.2 Million Budget

March 31, 2021April 3, 2021 editor Framingham Chief Financial Officer Mary Ellen Kelly, Framingham Mayor Yvonne Spicer, Framingham Public Schools, Framingham Public Schools Executive Director of Finance & Business Operations Lincoln Lynch IV, Framingham School Committee, Framingham Superintendent of Public Schools Bob Tremblay

FRAMINGHAM – The Framingham School Committee unanimously approved a $148.2 million budget to submit to Mayor Yvonne Spicer for the

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Government State & Federal Government 

Framingham Mayor & CFO To Discus American Rescue Plan Tuesday

March 19, 2021March 19, 2021 editor American Rescue Plan, City of Framingham, community hour, Coronavirus, Framingham Chief Financial Officer Mary Ellen Kelly, Framingham Mayor Yvonne Spicer

FRAMINGHAM – What the American Rescue Plan means for Framingham is the focus of Mayor Yvonne Spicer’s community hour next

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Government Opinion 

OP-ED: Even If Council Bails Out City’s $2.5 Million Shortfall, Still Possible Taxpayers See Double-Digit Water & Sewer Rate Increases

December 4, 2020December 4, 2020 editor at-large Framingham City Councilor George P. King Jr., City Council Chair George P.King Jr., City of Framingham, Framingham Chief Financial Officer Mary Ellen Kelly, op-ed, Spicer Administration, water & sewer enterprise fund

By George P. King Jr. *** FRAMINGHAM – I was stunned to find out this week that the administration needs

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Business Government 

UPDATED: City of Framingham Selects California Company To Modernize Its Budgeting Process

October 22, 2020October 24, 2020 editor City of Framingham, Framingham Chief Financial Officer Mary Ellen Kelly, OpenGov

FRAMINGHAM – The City of Framingham, has partnered with OpenGov, a cloud software for government budgeting, community development and financial management

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Government 

Council Chair King Seeks Answers From Framingham Chief Financial Officer on Tax Bills, Water & Sewer Rates, and Government Transparency

August 4, 2020August 4, 2020 editor City Council Chair George P.King Jr., City of Framingham, financial transparency, Framingham Chief Financial Officer Mary Ellen Kelly, Framingham tax bills, Framingham water & sewer bills, Government accountability

FRAMINGHAM – City Council Chair George P. King jr. is requesting the City of Framingham’s Chief Financial Officer Mary Ellen

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Real Estate 

Home of the Week: 3-Bedroom Cape at $489,000

June 28, 2020July 19, 2020 editor 271 Temple Street, Framingham Chief Financial Officer Mary Ellen Kelly, Home of the Week, Real Estate

FRAMINGHAM – New to the market is a home at the corner of Temple Street and Pleasant Street, owned by

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Opinion 

LETTER: ‘Education Challenges Our Students Face Will Not Diminish’

April 16, 2020April 16, 2020 editor 2020-2021 School Budget, Framingham Chief Financial Officer Mary Ellen Kelly, Framingham School Committee, Framingham Teachers Association, Framingham Teachers Association President Christine Mulroney, FY21 Budget, Letter to the editor

Editor’s Note: This letter was first read at the School Committee meeting on April 15, and then submitted to SOURCE

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