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Saturday, October 31, 2026 Amesbury, Massachusetts · Change town
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Retirement Board approves new member, transfers, refunds, and PRIT withdrawal.

Amesbury Retirement Board approves new member and authorizes $750,000 PRIT transfer. The Board unanimously enrolled Christina Boucher as a new member and approved a $924.41 buyback for payroll analyst Nicholas Gilmore covering August through December 2025. Two transfer-ins were accepted: Roy L.

Retirement Board · Meeting of February 26, 2026

Amesbury Retirement Board approves new member and authorizes $750,000 PRIT transfer. The Board unanimously enrolled Christina Boucher as a new member and approved a $924.41 buyback for payroll analyst Nicholas Gilmore covering August through December 2025. Two transfer-ins were accepted: Roy L.

Gabrielson transferred 3 years of service credit worth $19,669.76 from the Massachusetts Teachers' Retirement System, and Charlene V. DiCarlo transferred 0.1667 years worth $1,034.14 from the State Retirement System. The Board also approved refunds totaling $14,035.66 net for former employees David Fowler and Cassandra Wright.

Donna Cornoni was reelected and Kevin Caira was elected to three-year terms beginning January 30, 2026.

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Source: the Retirement Board meeting of February 26, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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