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
Milton Select Board approves October 19-22 Special Town Meeting with major warrant slate. The Board unanimously set October dates, triggering 11 warrant articles including potential acquisition of Laboure College and establishment of the Milton Village Local Historic District after four years of
Milton Select Board sets October 19 special town meeting and approves traffic subcommittee.
Milton Select Board closes fiscal 2026 with $4.2 million revenue surplus. Town Administrator Nicholas Milano reported revenues exceeded budget estimates by $4.2 million, and the Board unanimously approved appropriations transfers that absorb the town's $1.49 million snow and ice deficit while
Milton Select Board closes fiscal year 2026 over budget on revenue and approves transfers to cover a DPW snow and ice deficit.
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
Milton Select and Planning Boards align on housing compliance, LaVerey acquisition, and zoning overhaul.
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 Select Board unanimously hires PMA Consultants to manage MSBA school building project.
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
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