Planning Board sends favorable recommendations on two zoning bylaw amendments to spring town meeting. Chair Jose M. Morais and the five-member board voted four-to-one in favor of each amendment, with one abstention per vote: the first corrects Section 2.5 to align lot widths with frontage minimums
MILFORD -- April 7, 2026, Milford Planning Board advances two zoning bylaw cleanups and approves a fitness center parking waiver. The board voted favorable recommendations to Town Meeting on two housekeeping amendments: one aligning minimum
Milford Select Board approves FY2027 Fire and Police budgets amid staffing reductions. Chairman Thomas J. O'Loughlin and members Michael K. Walsh and Paul A. Mazzuchelli voted unanimously. Fire Chief Mark Nelson reported leaving two firefighter positions unfilled and reducing overtime funding to
Milford Select Board unanimously approves constrained FY27 fire and police budgets, accepting service reductions.
Milford School Committee sets calendar and approves policies while considering middle school eBike ban. The Committee unanimously approved the 2026-2027 calendar with early dismissals for teacher professional development and moved the final school day to June 23 from June 16. Three district
Vernon Grove Cemetery trustees accept April administrator report. Vice Chair Chase Filosa presided, with Trustees Frederick Elliott, Michael Lenza, Charles Skaff, and Paul Boisclair present; Chairman Scott Crisafulli was absent. The board unanimously approved the March minutes and Administrator
Milford Conservation Commission unanimously approves 310 Fortune Boulevard development and ratifies riverfront enforcement order. Chair Joseph Zacchilli led the Commission through approval of a Notice of Intent for the mixed-use development following peer review of drainage design, with the state
Finance Committee launches FY2027 budget review, identifies five departments for presentations. Chair Andrew Lizotte and Finance Director Zack Taylor flagged IT, Police, Fire, School, and Building Inspector departments for in-person budget justifications before town spending is approved.
Milford Board of Assessors approves fiscal year 2027 budget with salary increases. Chair Joshua Lioce led the board, alongside Members Paul Simas and Steven Borges, in reviewing the departmental budget featuring general expenses of $148,350, unchanged from the prior year, and salaries budgeted at
MILFORD -- March 25, 2026, Milford Finance Committee opens FY27 budget season with a $271,000 shortfall and five departments flagged for deeper review. Blackstone Valley Technical School Superintendent-Director Anthony Steele presented a $33,
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