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Fixed costs drive Career Center’s FY26 budget increase
December 30, 2025
Most Addison County voters on Town Meeting Day will field a proposed Patricia Hannaford Career Center budget of $6,271,915, representing a 9.95% increase compared to the current spending plan.
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