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Primary source archive

Local copies of the primary documents cited across this site. These files are identical to the versions published by the Town of Marblehead and by Massachusetts state agencies (DOR, PERAC). They are hosted here, as a GitHub release on the site’s repository, so that citations remain reachable if upstream URLs change.

Nothing in this archive is under third-party license. Everything is a public record.

For trace-by-trace source lookup of every number in the charts and tables, see Source Lookup. For dataset-level methodology and caveats, see Data Catalog.

Annual Comprehensive Financial Reports (ACFRs)

Audited annual financial statements from the Town of Marblehead. The Statistical Section (roughly the last 30 pages of each report) contains 10-year trend tables for tax levy, FTE, pension, and demographic data.

Town budgets

Finance Committee annual reports

Annual reports from the Marblehead Finance Committee, transmitted ahead of each year’s Annual Town Meeting. The signed transmittal letter at the front of each is the usable source for named individual positions; the body is committee voice.

Town presentations and audit letters

PERAC actuarial valuations

Pension actuarial valuation reports from the Massachusetts Public Employee Retirement Administration Commission. Biennial reports on the funded status and actuarial assumptions of the Marblehead Contributory Retirement System.

MA DOR tax data

Spreadsheets downloaded from the Massachusetts Department of Revenue, Division of Local Services (DLS) reporting portal.

Datasets (CSV)

Verified time-series data compiled from the documents above and from state agencies. The CSV files live in the site repository itself (not this archive), and are visible at data/ on GitHub. File-by-file methodology, field definitions, and confidence notes are in the Data Catalog.

Notes

This archive is a GitHub release on agbaber/marblehead. It contains only files that are already publicly available through marbleheadma.gov and mass.gov. These copies exist to protect against upstream link rot, not to publish anything new.