Greenfield City Council President extends Mayor’s budget deadline

City Council President Lora Wondolowski formally gave Mayor Ginny Desorgher extra time to submit the City’s budget amidst a very challenging fiscal season.

By Franklin County Now April 16, 2026 7:31 am

GREENFIELD, MA (FRANKLIN COUNTY NOW) — City Council President Lora Wondolowski formally gave Mayor Ginny Desorgher extra time to submit the City’s budget amidst a very challenging fiscal season. Originally due on April 22nd, the budget will now be submitted to the Council by April 30th.

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