Taxation Aid Committee selects new co-chair and revises donation strategy. The panel unanimously elected Steven Wightman as Co-Chair alongside Sue Swanson, and voted to include a donation box slip with the second-quarter property tax bill rather than print a brochure. The Tax Aid Fund has raised
Taxation Aid Committee greenlights prior minutes and advances 2026 application cycle. The fund holds $2,214.67 following two new donations; the committee will launch August publicity in the Citizen, COA newsletter, and outreach to houses of worship and community service organizations. Co-Chair Sue
The Bedford Taxation Aid Committee approved its 2026 application form and began planning a summer donor campaign centered on the U.S. 250th and Bedford 300th anniversaries. Co-Chair Sue Swanson, who will step down from the chair role at the end of June, and Co-Chair Steven Wightman outlined new
Taxation Aid Committee approves 2026 application form pending current-year updates. The committee reported five new donations bringing the fund balance to $1,539.67 and discussed outreach to local financial planners, banks, realtors, and the Bedford Chamber of Commerce. Members stressed regular
Taxation Aid Committee approved prior minutes and confirmed next meeting for March 30. Sue Swanson, Co-Chair, led the meeting with four members present; Christine Wedge, Town Treasurer and Co-Chair, sent regrets. The committee reviewed fund status showing $1,099 available with no new donations and
The Bedford Taxation Aid Committee unanimously adopted a $15,000 fundraising goal for 2026. Town Treasurer Christine Wedge reported the 2026 donation fund balance at just under $1,100, with an additional $8,448.66 from 2025 awards pending application to recipients' fourth-quarter tax bills.
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