Milford Sewer Commission approves routine billings and fiscal administrative matters at May meeting. Chair Rudolph V. Lioce III led the board through unanimous approvals of department payroll and bills, May abatement and reimbursement requests for FY2026 Sewer Use Billings, and confirmation of
Select Board backs Sky Nutro expansion with $12 million investment. Nate Spock, President and CEO, and Paul Barstow, Chief Technology Officer, presented plans for the gummy candy and functional nutrition manufacturer to relocate from Southbridge and establish headquarters and manufacturing
Milford Retirement Board approves March Treasurer's Report with routine activity. The board unanimously approved prior meeting minutes and voted 4-0 on the March Treasurer's Report, with Vice Chair Christopher Pilla recusing himself. Administrator Kelly Capece reported five new members, one
Milford Planning Board rejects site plan waiver for proposed downtown office. The Board voted 4-0 to deny Daniel Ribeiro's application to convert a former mini-mart to an office, citing insufficient parking documentation. The proposal cannot provide required front-yard parking spaces because an ADA
Milford Select Board backs $12 million candy maker relocation with unanimous letter of support vote.
MILFORD -- May 19, 2026, Milford Planning Board continues propane storage site review, citing unresolved retaining wall repairs. The board voted unanimously at its May 19 meeting to continue the amended site plan application for
The Milford Board of Library Trustees unanimously elected three new officers at its May 14 meeting. Stephanie Abisla became chair, Ed Bertorelli vice chair, and Marco Bon Tempo secretary. The trustees also unanimously approved educational tuition reimbursement funds for Karen Raleigh and voted
Milford Personnel Board hired program coordinator and adjusted warrant strategy. HR Director Kristin Melpignano recommended Kerry Consentino-Valorio for the part-time Senior Center Program Coordinator position at Grade 3, Step 2, from a pool of 30 to 40 applicants; the board voted unanimously to
Milford Water Commission approved PFAS remediation warrant article for Town Meeting. Chairman Jonathan Bruce and Member Philip Ciaramicoli approved receivables totaling $1,172,425 and May expenditures of $594,930 spanning payroll and bills payable. The department tracks to a year-end surplus after
MILFORD -- May 13, 2026, Milford Capital Planning subcommittee warns of a tighter capital year as free cash pressure mounts. The subcommittee met May 13 to review general government accounts, with a senior town official
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