Committee reviews golf course surplus, hears insurance concerns
The Finance & Budget Committee reviewed a 2026 golf course report showing $22,409 in excess revenues from about 36,000 annual rounds. The facility supports two high school teams and a dozen nonprofits; the annual AJGA Tournament brings $300,000 to $400,000 to local businesses.
City Council - Finance & Budget Committee · Meeting of August 31, 2026
CHICOPEE — The Finance & Budget Committee reviewed a 2026 golf course report showing $22,409 in excess revenues from about 36,000 annual rounds. The facility supports two high school teams and a dozen nonprofits; the annual AJGA Tournament brings $300,000 to $400,000 to local businesses. Golf Pro Mike O'Neil outlined growth plans including television advertising and a membership drive.
Separately, City Councilor Mary Beth Pniak-Costello requested an independent audit of health and dental insurance after a resident alleged the city paid premiums for deceased employees since 2008. The city auditor reported the FY 2025 financial audit showed no material findings.
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Source: the City Council - Finance & Budget Committee meeting of August 31, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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