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Investment committee considers options for OPEB fund manager Morgan Stanley

Investment committee weighs Morgan Stanley OPEB underperformance, considers manager restrictions. The Board of Estimate and Taxation Investment Advisory Committee discussed the fund manager's consistent underperformance against the Greenwich Investment Policy Statement benchmark. The OPEB

BET Audit Committee approves septic hauler audit report

The BET Audit Committee unanimously accepted the FY2024-2025 internal audit report for the DPW septic hauler operations. Two high-risk findings around unpaid invoices and permit compliance were already undergoing remediation when auditors Lindsey Intrieri and Matthew Folger of CliftonLarsonAllen

Greenwich Selectmen Lower RTM Petition Threshold to 50 Signatures

Greenwich Selectmen lower RTM petition threshold to 50 signatures after RTM floor debate.

Nathaniel Witherell Quality Committee addresses family concerns on communication and food portions

Nathaniel Witherell's Quality of Life/Care Committee heard family and resident concerns over communication and dining service. The Family Council raised four issues: delayed communication regarding recent salon service disruptions, inconsistent updates to the facility website, overly large meal

Greenwich HR Committee reviews staffing gaps and compensation

Greenwich's Board of Estimate Human Resources Committee reviewed 58 open positions town-wide and heard registrars' request for employee benefits. Registrars Fred DeCaro and Mary Hagerty documented averaging 29.88 hours per week, citing ACA eligibility and noting that a regional survey found most