Milford Select Board appoints Paul Mazzuchelli as new Chair. Voting unanimously at its April 27 reorganizational meeting, the Select Board appointed Paul A. Mazzuchelli to lead the board, with members Michael K. Walsh and Thomas J. O'Loughlin present. The board also unanimously approved a
MILFORD -- April 27, 2026, Milford Select Board unanimously elects Paul Mazzucchelli as chair and approves conservation deal preserving nearly 30 acres at Stone Ridge. The board reorganized at its April 27 meeting, with Mazzucchelli
Conservation Commission rescind enforcement order, approve Camp Street development. The Commission voted unanimously to rescind an enforcement order and issue an Order of Conditions for a single-family home at 88 Camp Street after applicant Dave Claro submitted revised riverfront restoration plans.
Milford Retirement Board approves new software contract with legal safeguards. The five-member board voted unanimously to accept BayState Pension Solutions' contract, with Vice Chair Christopher Pilla moving approval and Member Martha L. White seconding, on condition that Town Counsel review both
Planning Board continued amended site plan review for Slick City Propane Storage at 31 Beaver Street and deferred a separate 225 West Street application to May 5, 2026. Chair Jose M. Morais and Members Joseph A. Calagione, Marble M. Mainini III, and Martha L. White voted unanimously on both
Milford Planning Board continues Beaver Street propane amendment and scraps spring zoning push.
Milford School Committee holds reorganization, approves $1.3M in spending. Mr. Aghajanian was unanimously elected chairman, Mr. Rickert as vice-chairman, and Dr. Craig Consigli, Superintendent of Schools, as secretary at the April 16 meeting. The Committee voted 6 to 1, with Mr. Erickson
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
Commission on Disability backs Upper Charles Trail pathway project. The Milford Commission on Disability unanimously voted to support an ADA-compliant pathway connecting 5 Eugene Circle to the trail, with Chair Julie Gonzalez drafting a support letter to the Select Board. In other business, the
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-
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