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Home » OP-ED: Boards of Finance, Education and Selectmen Urge Residents to Take FY 2026 Budget Survey
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OP-ED: Boards of Finance, Education and Selectmen Urge Residents to Take FY 2026 Budget Survey

by First Selectman Toni Boucher, Ruth DeLuca, Board of Education Chair and Matthew Raimondi, Board of Finance Chair March 24, 2025March 24, 2025

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L-R First Selectman Toni Boucher, BOF Chair Matt Raimondi and BOE Chair Ruth DeLuca Credit: contributed photos / RTC & DTC

The following opinion piece is a joint submission from First Selectman Toni Boucher, Bd. of Finance Chair Matt Raimondi and Bd. of Education Chair Ruth DeLuca.

Friends and Neighbors,

Your input is essential! The Boards of Finance, Education and Selectmen want to hear your thoughts on Wilton’s proposed budgets. Do you support the town and school budgets as requested? What do you think about the projected tax mill rate? Now is the time to weigh in!

Participating is quick, easy and confidential. Take the survey online and share your perspectives. Want more details? Online you can explore the Board of Selectmen’s budget, the Board of Education’s budget, and the Board of Finance’s presentation on the projected mill rate.

Whether you’ve lived in Wilton for years or recently joined our community, your feedback helps shape the decisions that impact us all. By taking the survey, you ensure your voice is heard.

Please share this opportunity with your friends, neighbors and colleagues — every response makes a difference. You can also reach out to us directly via the Board of Finance email, the Board of Education email, and the Board of Selectmen email.

Thank you for your time and commitment to Wilton.

Best regards,

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Toni Boucher, First Selectman
Ruth DeLuca, Chair, Board of Education
Matt Raimondi, Chair, Board of Finance

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