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<br />FINCOM-Regular Session <br />May 14,2026 <br /> <br />Stephen Kelley introduced himself as the newest member of the Finance Committee. <br />Stephen spent most of his career working in financial services in New York. Now retired and <br />living full-time in Mashpee, he expressed a desire to give back to the community. <br />COMMUNICATIONS & CORRESPONDENCE <br />Communication from Select Board Liaison, if any N/A <br />Communication from School Committee Liaison, if any N/A <br />OLD BUSINESS <br />NEW BUSINESS <br />Complete with Jamie Schuh <br />Committee members thanked Jamie for her years of service and leadership as Chair, noting <br />her contributions to both the Town and the Finance Committee. <br />Jamie expressed her appreciation for the Committee and shared that she had enjoyed her <br />four years of service. She noted that the experience had provided a valuable opportunity to <br />become more involved in Town government. <br />Members commented on Jamie's respectful approach, willingness to share her opinions, <br />and candid contributions during discussions. They also thanked her for stepping into a <br />leadership role when needed and recognized the thoughtful questions and insights she <br />consistently brought to the Committee. <br />Town Manager updates -N/A <br />Review of Town Meeting and Finance Committee Report <br />The Committee reviewed the Town Meeting and Finance Committee Report. Members <br />noted that there was an error in the Blue Book referencing Appendices B and C in the Free <br />Cash table, although those appendices were not included. <br />The Committee agreed that the graphics and overall presentation of the report were well <br />received, particularly the pie charts. <br />Members discussed the challenges of preparing two sets of materials this year and noted <br />that this should not be necessary next year. <br />The Committee observed that both override questions passed. Some members expressed <br />surprise that the second override was approved, anticipating that voters might have had <br />2 <br /> <br /> <br />