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Bridgewater’s proposed approximately $8 million override is a comprehensive plan to invest in education, public safety, infrastructure, and community services. It restores critical town positions, expands support for growing service demands, and funds much-needed roadway repairs. This initiative is designed to strengthen the town as a whole and ensure long-term stability across departments.
What is Included?
What is Included?
Bridgewater is proposing a comprehensive override that goes beyond just the Bridgewater-Raynham school district—it also supports other vital town services. This initiative represents a well-rounded investment plan designed to strengthen our community.
Total Override Amount Proposed is - $8,008,272.33
Breakdown of Override Allocation
Breakdown of Override Allocation
School
School
$6,034,614.95 - to Fund School Recommended Budget
For more detailed Information please visit the School Budget Web page provided by the BRRSD.
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Town
Town
$422,658.33 - Restore FY26 Town Cuts
Restoring the following Town positions ($309,545):
1 Firefighter/Paramedic
1 Police Cadet
1 Public Works Heavy Equipment Operator
1 Deputy Building Official – part-time
Restoring $113,113 in Expenses related to Town building repairs/maintenance, IT Services, Police & Fire vehicle maintenance, training, supplies and Library books, programming expenses, etc
$1,050,999.05 Fund Town Services and Meet Growing Demands
4 Firefighter/Paramedics – four positions (one per shift) fully support demands, staffing at appropriate levels
2 Police Officers – two positions staffing at appropriate levels
Police Department Clinician/Social Worker - to meet demands of community
Librarian - to meet demands of community, and additional hours open at Library
Part-time parks employees - increase in hours to support growing demand for services at Parks, trails, open spaces.
Hear From
Roads
Roads
$500,000- Fund Critical Roadway Repairs
Roadway repairs – adding $500,000 which would enable the Town to mill and pave an additional 1.0 – 1.4 miles/year.
Hear From
This override proposal addresses key priorities across multiple departments, ensuring that essential services are protected and expanded where needed. From public safety and infrastructure to library access and park maintenance, the funding supports the town’s ability to meet current and future needs. It reflects a proactive approach to maintaining quality of life for all Bridgewater residents.
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