Climate panel elects Hasha Chair, Johnson Secretary
Climate panel elects Hasha, Johnson to lead 2026-2027 term.
Climate panel elects Hasha, Johnson to lead 2026-2027 term.
The Milton Budget Coordination Committee reported a $4.2 million fiscal 2026 revenue surplus and rolled out a faster budget calendar for fiscal 2028.
Milton's Board of Appeals approved a special permit for a kitchen addition and deck replacement at 77 Morton Road. Board member Virginia Donahue King, who presided as zoning administrator, granted the permit after closing the evidentiary hearing with no opposition raised.
Milton's Zoning Board of Appeals approved a commercial sign, a home addition and a garage variance in a single session.
Milton Housing Authority approves no smoking policy effective November 1, 2026. The Authority unanimously approved the no smoking policy and lease addendum after public comment from Solange Santana of 75 Craig Street, who noted health concerns affecting a resident with asthma. The Board rejected
The Milton Warrant Committee questioned School Building Committee Chair Sean O'Rourke on Laboree College school costs but took no vote on the purchase.
The Milton Planning Board weighed splitting its draft short-term rental bylaw into zoning, general bylaw and Board of Health regulation tracks, without voting on any option.
Milton Select Board rejected a long-debated local historic district and picked a new town auditor. Board members voted against including the Milton Village Local Historic District bylaw in the fall special town meeting warrant after business owner J.D.
Milton Select Board approves utility rate increases and October warrant articles. The board unanimously approved water rate increases of 3.5 percent and sewer increases of 2 percent, effective fiscal year 2027. Separately, members unanimously approved seven articles totaling approximately $4.5
The Milton Park Commission heard a draft recreation master plan showing the town's athletic fields are maxed out and need three to four new multipurpose fields.
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