Milford Select Board approves Milford TV contract extension and subscriber-fee transfer. The Board unanimously backed a five-year contract extension with Milford Community Media Center and an article to transfer approximately $2,600 in annual subscriber fees to the station, responding to reported
Milford School Committee approves $1.1 million in warrants and faces major building decision. The committee unanimously approved 18 warrants totaling $1,139,280.18, professional development spending of $4,754.78, and gifts valued at $14,250; Superintendent Dr. Craig Consigli said the committee must
Milford Sewer Commission approves residential connection and fiscal items at March meeting. The commission—Commissioners Richard J Cenedella, Rudolph V. Lioce III, and Leonardo L. Morcone—approved departmental payroll and bills, with Commissioner Lioce abstaining on the bills vote. The board also
Milford Retirement Board votes 3% cost-of-living adjustment for town retirees effective July 2026. Vice-Chairman Christopher Pilla presided as the board unanimously approved the COLA, with members Richard A. Villani, Esq. and James Curley present. The board also approved the January 2026
Planning Board postpones two zoning bylaw public hearings. Chair Jose M. Morais and members Martha L. White, Joseph A. Calagione, and Christopher Wilson approved continued postponement of scheduled Section 2.5 and Section 2.4.8 zoning amendment hearings to April 7, 2026, citing state Form 7 filing
MILFORD -- March 17, 2026, Milford Planning Board shelves food truck bylaw from spring Town Meeting, questions whether zoning is the right framework. The board, meeting March 17, reached informal consensus that mobile food vending
Milford Zoning Board continues Santos special permit application to April after applicant absent. David R. Consigli, chairman of the Zoning Board of Appeals, presided over the March 12 meeting where the board voted unanimously to continue Lourival Santos' special permit application for a
Milford Library board approves fiscal 2027 budget at routine meeting. Trustees voted unanimously on the fiscal 2027 budget and outstanding warrants, with Trustee Ed Bertorelli moving approval and Trustee Andy Johansson seconding. The board reported progress on the director search process and
Finance Committee's capital subcommittee reviews $2 million in proposed projects. Alberto Correia and Brant Hornberger reviewed cemetery improvements totaling $340,000 and highway upgrades worth $875,000 during a March 11 meeting held amid uncertainty over state school aid increases. Additional