WINCHESTER COMMITTEE ON COMMUNITY PRESERVATION

Winchester Committee on Community Preservation deemed seven applications eligible for funding. Chair Christina Marshall led the committee through review of eleven initial grant applications for Community Preservation Act funding, approving projects including the Forrest Ridge public park tree

Winchester preservation committee presents pilot-year results and opens 2026 priorities to public input. The Committee on Community Preservation, funded by a 1.5 percent property tax surcharge with an expected $255,000 state match in 2027, reported that 12 of 13 applications submitted during its

Winchester committee on community preservation approves capital funding framework without specific dollar commitments. Chair Christina Marshall led the Committee on Community Preservation in a unanimous 7-0 vote on a plan to consult with the Capital Planning Committee on capital project funding

Winchester CPA sets 2026 funding schedule, rejects preset spending cap. The Winchester Committee on Community Preservation voted unanimously to establish a 2026 application timeline: initial eligibility applications due by mid-April with a public hearing in February or March, final applications due