Oak Bluffs voters agreed to cut $303,561 from the current fiscal year budget at a special town meeting Tuesday night, as town leaders said the days of financial disarray and instability are coming to an end.

“The elephant that’s in the room here with us is that we’ve had structural deficits over the last several years that have combined together to build into a significant general fund deficit,” said interim town administrator Robert Whritenour. “The time to address those structural deficits starts now.”

The Martha’s Vineyard Prescribed Fire Partnership will conduct a controlled burn Tuesday afternoon at Pocketpaces, east of Pohoganot Road, in Edgartown. The odor of smoke may be temporarily noticeable in Edgartown during the burn. Smoke also may be visible above the south coast and in the vicinity of Edgartown-West Tisbury Road near the Vineyard Golf Club.

The West Tisbury Public Library will host the first in a series of focus groups tonight aimed at gathering community comment on the proposed renovation and expansion of its facility.

Tonight’s focus group, dedicated to parents, tutors and caregivers of children, will meet at 5:30 p.m. at the Howes House, across from Alley’s General Store. Later in the evening, at 7 p.m., the general public is invited to express its views on the proposed library design during a meeting at the same location.

The cause of the huge fire Saturday afternoon at Maciel Marine is believed to be accidental, Tisbury fire chief John Schilling said Sunday morning.

The fire is under investigation by the state fire marshal and state police, who arrived on the Island Saturday after volunteer firefighters mobilized a massive effort to quickly contain the fire in a large, two-story metal building that was the mechanic shop for the boat yard. The building was full of fire accelerants.