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Select Board approves energy agreement; Labouré College planning advances

Milton Select Board advances Labouré College acquisition planning and major municipal initiatives. The four-member board voted unanimously to approve an Energy Credit Agreement with ReWild, LLC, subject to Town Counsel review, and amendments to a means-tested property tax exemption bill; Megan

Select Board · Meeting of June 23, 2026

Milton Select Board advances Labouré College acquisition planning and major municipal initiatives. The four-member board voted unanimously to approve an Energy Credit Agreement with ReWild, LLC, subject to Town Counsel review, and amendments to a means-tested property tax exemption bill; Megan Nolan was absent. In a joint session with the Planning Board, Chair Winston Daley and members discussed a Housing Production Plan, zoning recodification, and pursuit of the Labouré College campus for educational use.

Milton Public Schools Superintendent John Phelan and School Committee Chair Mark Loring outlined plans to repurpose Labouré as a Pre-Kindergarten through Kindergarten program with administrative facilities, currently undergoing architectural review.

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Source: the Select Board meeting of June 23, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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