Milton School Building Committee selects PMA Consultants as its owner's project manager. Following interviews with three firms, the committee unanimously ranked them in order: PMA at 94 points, Vertex at 89.6 points, and LeftField at 87 points, with Town Administrator Nicholas Milano providing the
Community Preservation Committee hears confirmation of $2.99 million in Town Meeting approvals. Chair Tom Callahan reported that three warrant articles passed at recent Town Meeting: Article 30 appropriating $1,186,550 in FY27 funds (passed nearly unanimously), Article 31 approving 11 projects
Fire Station Building Committee unanimously approves Atherton design and East Station amendments. Chair Brian M. Walsh and the committee approved a $151,000 Vertex amendment for Atherton design services moving the project toward bid, along with conditional approval of a Context amendment pending
The Milton Board of Assessors elected new officers and reviewed a late veteran property tax exemption. Members unanimously voice-voted to install a member identified as Bob as chair, elect an unnamed member vice chair, and seat new member Tom Callahan.
Milton Planning Board approves town's first ADU under its newly enacted bylaw.
MILTON -- June 3, 2026, Milton Board of Health ratifies Craig Street condemnation and raises septic fee to $1,200. The board, meeting June 3 with only two of three members present, voted unanimously to
Milton Housing Authority achieves High Performer status after exiting Troubled classification. The authority scored 100 percent on all 15 SEMAP indicators and moved out of Shortfall designation, Executive Director Earl Fay reported, though a possible $50,000 Mainstream Vouchers shortfall may
Milton Airplane Noise Advisory Committee discusses legal strategy and state outreach on airport noise. The committee voted unanimously to approve April 14 meeting minutes on June 1, with members Kathleen M. Conlon, David Godine, James W. Hackett, Jr., and Raj Pathak present alongside Select Board
Milton Board of Health ratifies condemnation of Craig Street property. Chair Laura Richards and Member Deborah Milbauer voted unanimously on June 1 to ratify an emergency condemnation of 4 Craig Street, which had been issued May 19 after the property was determined unfit for human habitation. The
Milton Board of Health ratified an emergency condemnation at 4 Craig Street and voted to condemn a second derelict property at 107-111 Highland Street at its June 1 meeting.
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