Fire Station Building Committee approves vendor payment as parking and logistics concerns surface. The committee unanimously approved a $397,031.73 April vendor invoice and two change orders totaling $6,956.72 in savings for the East Milton project. Chair Brian M. Walsh reported that Town Meeting
The Milton Budget Coordination Committee debated who really controls the town budget and asked town counsel to settle it. Mr. Milano told members the Senate budget version preserved a Chapter 70 increase and added roughly $100,000 in state aid for Milton.
Milton's Zoning Board of Appeals continued a contested deck hearing to June 11, awaiting a Conservation Commission ruling.
Milton Planning Board unanimously fills all committee seats and begins mapping a zoning work plan.
Milton housing trustees consider major renovation funding for authority's buildings. The Affordable Housing Trust heard Milton Housing Authority Executive Director Earl Fay present a capital request for exterior repairs at 65 Miller Avenue, where MHA operates 39 rental units, with windows and
Milton Shade Tree Advisory Committee learns of its expanded FY2027 budget. The $40,000 allocation will enable a shift from one-inch to two-inch caliper saplings; co-chairs Nancy Chisholm and Fred Taylor report the committee has tagged 33 trees from its first spring order with 50 more planned by
Milton Conservation Commission votes to impose a $300-per-day fine on owners of 45 Riverside Avenue for unpermitted wetland work.
Milton Town Meeting approved $1 million for design of an addition and renovation to the Atherton Street fire station, voting 192-6 with two abstentions. Town Administrator Nicholas Milano said the full $16.1 million project could raise the average tax bill by about $130 a year.
The Milton Council on Aging held its annual meeting on May 11, 2026, and elected new officers for the 2026-2027 term. Janet Mullen becomes Chair, with Denise Rochlin as Vice Chair, Caroline Kinsella as Secretary, and Yvonne Readdy as Treasurer, all approved unanimously. The council's treasurer
The Warrant Committee voted to recommend approval of a revised Article 35 on property tax exemptions after discovering the article's opening section had been adopted at a previous Town Meeting. Chair James H. "Jay" Fundling presented the Green Sheet version with the first paragraph eliminated,
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