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Sunday, November 1, 2026 Pittsfield, Massachusetts · Change town
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Retirement Board approves warrants, disability panel request for school custodian.

Pittsfield Retirement Board unanimously approves $4.1 million in warrants and conference travel. The board, led by Matthew Kerwood with members William Flynn, Timothy Hannigan, Timothy Bartini, and Bonnie Galant, approved seven warrants covering pension payroll of $3.857 million and vendor, federal

Pittsfield Contributory Retirement Board · Meeting of January 29, 2026

Pittsfield Retirement Board unanimously approves $4.1 million in warrants and conference travel. The board, led by Matthew Kerwood with members William Flynn, Timothy Hannigan, Timothy Bartini, and Bonnie Galant, approved seven warrants covering pension payroll of $3.857 million and vendor, federal withholding, and staff payroll expenses of roughly $321,000. Administrator Karen L.

Lancto reported the board also unanimously voted to request a medical panel to review a disability application from School Custodian Jane Wallace, represented by attorney Jaqueline Hartley via teleconference, and approved staff attendance at a Directors/Administrators conference in Martha's Vineyard, April 26-28, 2026, with expense reimbursement within travel guidelines.

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Source: the Pittsfield Contributory Retirement Board meeting of January 29, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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