Milton Shade Tree Committee meets new DPW director, charts tree-planting path forward. The committee welcomed DPW Director Tom McCarthy and discussed accelerating tree plantings to meet a 150-tree annual goal after only 50 trees were planted this spring. McCarthy proposed ordering 75 trees each
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
Fire Station Building Committee unanimously approves nearly $850K for May fire station work. The committee backed a vendor invoice packet totaling $849,734.06, with member Eugene Sullivan moving approval and Leroy Walker seconding. Tower construction accounted for $758,734.06 of the total,
Community Preservation Committee opens fifth funding cycle with 21 proposals requesting $6 million. The committee heard presentations from six applicants seeking funding for park restoration, open space preservation, athletic field improvements, and an inventory of Milton's Olmsted landscapes
Milton's Climate Action Planning Committee forwarded reappointments for the 2026-2027 term to the Select Board, with three members departing and two associate members advancing to voting seats.
Milton Select Board approves PMA Consultants as school project manager. The Board voted 4-0 to accept the School Building Committee's recommendation to hire PMA Consultants as Owner's Project Manager, with Peter Obersheimer, the Board's SBC representative, highlighting PMA's MSBA experience and
Milton school building committee approves $380,000 feasibility study consultant for Laboure College. The School Building Committee voted unanimously to retain PMA Consultants as Owner's Project Manager at $380,000 to guide the feasibility study for converting Laboure College at 303 Adams Street
Milton Board of Appeals approves special permit for Robinson deck. The board unanimously granted relief to allow an eight-foot by 31-foot rear deck at 27 Brook Hill Road, despite violations of the town's 30-foot rear and 10-foot side setback requirements in the Residence C district. Board members
Milton Select Board backs climate roadmap, approves AT&T wireless expansion. The five-member board voted unanimously to adopt a Decarbonization Roadmap and Zero Emissions Vehicle Policy as part of the Climate Leaders Certification. The board also voted 5-0 to approve small wireless facility
Council on Aging installs Janet Mullen as new Board Chair. Mullen, who assumes leadership from Loraine Sumner, presided over a meeting where the board unanimously approved the Treasurer's report showing a Gift Account balance of $185,341.43 and a Van Account balance of $207,865.87. Director
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