Select Board Votes 5-0 to Expand Traffic Panel
Milton Select Board voted 5-0 to expand its Traffic Mitigation Subcommittee and authorize new speed-calming funds amid resident complaints of 70 mph speeds.
Milton Select Board voted 5-0 to expand its Traffic Mitigation Subcommittee and authorize new speed-calming funds amid resident complaints of 70 mph speeds.
Milton Select Board unanimously authorized spending Transportation Network Company assessments on traffic-calming measures.
The Milton Select Board voted unanimously to cancel its Flock license plate reader camera contract and remove the surveillance cameras from town streets. Town Administrator Nicholas Milano reported that legal counsel determined the town can cancel without significant liability.
Milton Select Board unanimously froze the Police Department's Flock automatic license plate reader cameras for 90 days pending legal review, responding to public concerns about privacy and surveillance.
The Milton Select Board voted 5-0 to freeze the town's Flock license plate reader contract for 90 days pending legal review.
Milton's Select Board voted 4-0-1 to pursue a school-site analysis of the former Labouré College campus as an alternative to the Gile Road project.
Milton Select Board unanimously approved $26 million in general obligation bonds for capital projects and voted to pursue analysis of the former Labouré College property as an alternative school site. The Board authorized two bond series: $8.775 million (Series A) for equipment and facility
Milton's Select Board heard three rival bids for the East Milton Fire Station but took no vote on awarding the town-owned building.
Select Board heard three proposals for the East Milton Fire Station but took no action on the property's future. 525 Adams Street LLC proposed a $3 million restaurant and events venue; Coastal Medical Transportation Systems, the town's current emergency services provider, requested it as a
Milton Select Board unanimously votes to enter executive session on Labouré College property. The board voted unanimously to consider the purchase, exchange, lease or value of the property at 303 Adams Street. All five members were present for the August 25 Zoom meeting: Chair Winston Daley, Vice
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