Milton Town Meeting approved its first bond backed by Community Preservation Act funds for a Wharf Park renovation. Members voted 141-52, clearing the required two-thirds threshold at 72 percent, to bond $750,000 toward a $1.2 million rehabilitation of the town's only public waterfront park.
The Milton Select Board approves a comment letter on the 648-652 Canton Avenue 40B project modification. Chair Winston Daley, Town Administrator Nicholas Milano, and four other Board members unanimously backed the letter to the Executive Office of Housing Livable Communities, with Peter Obersheimer
Milton Town Meeting approved more than $30 million in budget articles while the Warrant Committee warned of a looming override.
Milton Board of Health unanimously approves transfer of animal shelter property. The Board voted 3-0 to transfer control of the 30-acre Animal Shelter site, which houses the town landfill and sheltering operations, from Board of Health jurisdiction to the Select Board. Chair Laura T. Richards,
Warrant Committee structures 2026 town meeting with consent agenda. Town Moderator Liz Dillon outlined the proposed consent agenda for routine articles and flagged larger items—school budget, Atherton Fire Station, energy articles, and Wharf Park—for full presentation. The committee sought Town
Milton Select Board approves 32 warrant articles for annual town meeting. The board voted unanimously to advance appropriations for schools, public safety, water and sewer systems, and three renewable energy projects at the Fire Headquarters, Town Hall, Public Library, and Animal Shelter. The board
Milton Cemetery Trustees finalized plans for the May 16 Flags-In event and this year's Memorial Day ceremony.
Milton Housing Authority approves $366,670 warrant and Sexual Harassment Policy. Chair Robert Powers, Jr., Vice Chair Matthew Morong, and Treasurer Lee Cary were unanimously reelected during reorganization. Executive Director Earl Fay reported two additional Section 8 tenants owe debts to the
The Milton Budget Coordination Committee reviewed a draft calendar aligning town and school budget timelines with the town's bylaw deadlines of December 1 and January 31. Members debated dropping the term "level service," with one calling it misleading given the town's "structural deficit."
Milton School Building Committee approves Laboure College study. Chair Sean P. O'Rourke led the committee in a unanimous vote to procure professional services to evaluate whether the three-building Laboure College campus, which closes this August, could accommodate school district programs and