Finance Committee Reviews Warrant Articles, Notes Free Cash Decline
Finance Committee reviewed warrant articles and noted sharp declines in town free cash reserves.
Finance Committee reviewed warrant articles and noted sharp declines in town free cash reserves.
The Finance Committee reviewed the high school building project status, with costs now projected at approximately $200 million, double initial estimates. Superintendent of Schools Craig Consigli and High School Building Committee Chairman Jonathan Bruce presented the grades 9–12 configuration
Milford Finance Committee authorized summer business authority for its Executive Committee to address seasonal quorum challenges. Vice Chair Alberto Correia and Chair Andrew Lizotte (remote) presided June 10 with 12 members participating. The committee approved April 29 prior minutes by 9-0 with
Milford Finance Committee elects officers and forwards a new member candidate in an eight-minute meeting.
Milford Finance Committee defers parks capital projects amid school aid concerns. The capital subcommittee met May 7 with Vice Chair Alberto Correia and Member Joyce Lavigne to review 2.1 million dollars in Parks Department capital proposals, including a 1.7 million dollar skate park and a 400,000
Milford Finance Committee recommends $2.75 million settlement in police sergeant's gender discrimination case.
Finance Committee approves warrant articles, reviews school budget. The Milford Finance Committee voted to approve or refer 12 town meeting warrant articles at its April 15 meeting and reviewed the School Department's proposed $81.5 million budget for fiscal year 2027. Superintendent Craig
MILFORD -- April 15, 2026, Milford Finance Committee advances eight town meeting warrant articles and defers school budget vote to April 29. The committee voted unanimous favorable recommendations Wednesday on a 3 percent cost-of-
Finance Committee reviews four departmental FY2027 budget proposals without taking formal votes. Fire Chief Mark Nelson presented a budget built around overtime cuts and two unfilled positions. Police Chief Robert Tusino reported dispatch services for the entire town, with $150,000 in savings from
Milford police and fire chiefs warn of staffing and equipment cuts as the town's fiscal year 2027 budget tightens under a state aid shortfall.
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