Wednesday October 7th, Carolyn Price, who had served as Windsor's Town Supervisor for eight years, pointed out to the Windsor Town Board that with families squeezed and seniors on fixed incomes, the Board needed to take a second look at the 2027 Budget with a 13 to 16% increase in taxes. The Board made no changes in the budget. Newspaper Publishers is aware that the Town Supervisor position and 3 Board seats are on the ballot this November. Since people can't vote on town budgets like they vote on school budgets, Windsor voters do have the opportunity to express how they feel about the budget through their votes for who sits on the Town Board. Taxation with representation.
