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
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 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 Select Board unanimously creates Director of Municipal Services post, names Highway Surveyor Scott Christofoli to fill it.
Milford Select Board approves utility pole for electrical system improvement. The board unanimously approved installation of a 50-foot utility pole on Birch Street to support National Grid's new electrical recloser, designed to limit power outages. The body also unanimously appointed Michele
Milford Select Board unanimously appoints new Council on Aging member and takes up a student transit proposal at brief March 9 session. Chair Paul Mazzuchelli and members Thomas J.
Milford Select Board unanimously approves 9.9% increase in health insurance premiums and 3.3% dental rate hike, effective May 1. Human Resources Director Kristin Melpignano presented the new rates following approval by the Insurance Advisory Committee. The board also unanimously approved the Public
Milford Select Board unanimously approved a $479,923 Complete Streets grant and a 9.9 percent health insurance rate hike at its February 26 meeting. Town Administrator Richard A.
Milford Select Board approves deficit snow spending amid severe FY27 budget constraints. Finance Director Zach Taylor warned that state aid growth will reach only 0.6 percent, far short of the 3.5 percent budgeted, and recommended level funding and a hiring freeze. The board unanimously authorized
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