Milton Select Board unanimously approves a town-wide traffic calming master plan with consulting firm Tool Design and votes to object to a Keno monitor installation at a local convenience store.
Select Board votes to approve $155.7 million Fiscal Year 2027 budget with 3.95 percent overall increase. Town Administrator Nicholas Milano presented the budget, which includes $75.6 million for Milton Public Schools, an 8 percent health insurance premium increase, and a new $90,000 technical
Select Board approves new FY27 funding for police cybersecurity and economic planning. Town Administrator Nicholas Milano presented $426,000 in budget reductions across health insurance, Blue Hills Regional enrollment, and general insurance claims, freeing funding for a $120,000 Police Technical
Select Board honors Katherine Dunphy with room dedication at old fire headquarters. The unanimous 5-0 vote recognized Dunphy as Milton's first woman selectman (1993-1999), who championed landfill development, water-sewer upgrades, and served 22 years representing Milton on the Massachusetts Water
Milton Select Board unanimously places School Committee vacancy on the election ballot. Chair Benjamin D. Zoll, Vice Chair Winston A. Daley, Secretary Meghan E. Haggerty, and Member Richard G. Wells voted 4-0 on a motion by Wells to put the one-year vacancy on the Annual Town Election ballot
Milton Select Board advances $16 million fire station project and balanced FY2027 budget. The board unanimously approved a $1 million warrant article for design services for the Atherton Street Fire Station rehabilitation and expansion, with fire station construction funding to follow at a fall