Milton's Finance Committee voted 7-0-1 to add construction-cost-estimate language to a Town Meeting article funding a school feasibility study. The panel, called the Warrant Committee locally, acted on an amendment from Town Meeting member Mr. Cohane before losing its quorum mid-meeting.
The Milton Finance Committee voted 10-0, with one abstention, to recommend cutting the PEG Access Fund appropriation from $500,000 to $450,000.
Milton's Finance Committee recommended borrowing $11.75 million to buy the La Beret property and $1.2 million to study it as a school site.
Milton's Finance Committee postponed a vote on an $11.75 million land purchase after members said they lacked key details. Select Board Chair Winston Daly told the committee the town has a framework deal to buy the Labarais property for $11,750,000, pending a signed purchase and sale agreement.
Milton's Warrant Committee recommended a zoning change locking in a 15 percent affordable-housing requirement, while still lacking a price for the proposed Laboure College purchase.
The Milton Warrant Committee questioned School Building Committee Chair Sean O'Rourke on Laboree College school costs but took no vote on the purchase.
Milton Warrant Committee opens fall cycle without voting on its costliest fall articles.
Milton Warrant Committee reseats with strong fiscal year 2026 surplus and a tight fall town meeting clock. Jay Fundling was unanimously reelected chair for his second and final year leading the committee, with Elaine Craighead elected secretary in a vote from which Fundling abstained.
MILTON -- June 16, 2026, Milton's Warrant Committee voted to designate its chair as sole signatory for end-of-year fund transfers and received a detailed briefing on a possible town acquisition of
Milton Warrant Committee closes fiscal year, votes to streamline year-end fund transfers.
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