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 Historical Commission welcomed Marsha Mancuso as a new commissioner and reported a $2,411 annual budget beginning in July, with $142.53 returned from the prior year. The commission, led by Chairman Robert Andreola, unanimously approved amended minutes correcting the May attendance record.
Milford Finance Committee elects officers and forwards a new member candidate in an eight-minute meeting.
Milford Youth Commission hired six staff and cleared $16,531.43 in warrants. The board unanimously approved six warrants from town and revolving accounts, including $14,432.55 for summer camp and golf-event supplies and $1,272.18 for architectural work on a music and media center. The commission
Planning Board approves propane storage facility with conditions on retaining walls. The Milford Planning Board voted 4 to 1 on June 2 to endorse the Slick City Propane Storage amended site plan at 31 Beaver Street, with Board Member Christopher Wilson dissenting over construction quality concerns.
Milford Planning Board votes to oppose a Mason Drive lot-split variance and conditionally approves a long-disputed propane storage site plan.
Milford Select Board approves multi-community waste disposal contract agreement. The board unanimously approved an intermunicipal agreement joining multiple communities in negotiations for a new waste disposal contract with Winn Waste Innovations after the current contract expires in December 2026,
MILFORD -- June 1, 2026, Milford Select Board authorized waste contract negotiations, approved a slate of licenses, and awarded a $20,000 Youth Center flooring contract at its June 1 meeting. Director of Public Health
Commission on Disability converts FY27 budget to general fund structure. Chair Julie Gonzalez led the motion to eliminate line-item categories for the $1,130 budget, which had been split into Events ($300), Supplies ($30), Marketing ($300), and IT ($500), in favor of expense tracking during the
Milford Board of Assessors confirms 2026 equalized valuations totaling $6.463 billion in assessed property value. Chair Joshua Lioce led the meeting with members Paul Simas and Steven Borges and Assessor Administrator Jennifer Sclar reviewing the Bureau of Local Assessment's figures. The board
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