Milton Select Board to Address Traffic Issues with MassDOT Consultation

Overview: The Milton Select Board meeting on April 30, 2026, focused on several topics, with a emphasis on local traffic issues. It was announced that representatives from the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) would be invited to present their findings and recommendations at the May 26th meeting. This discussion aims to address traffic management and planning policies.

Milton Board of Health Discusses Land Transfer for Solar Panel Installation

Overview: During the Milton Board of Health meeting, discussions centered around a proposed land transfer for solar panel installation, with the board ultimately deciding to recommend the transfer contingent on receiving satisfactory answers to outstanding questions. The board also reorganized its leadership and reappointed department staff.

Milton Select Board Meeting Postpones Porch Permit Decision Due to Notification Oversight

Overview: The Milton Select Board meeting addressed two issues: the renewal of a special permit for a temporary in-law apartment and a delayed decision on a special permit for a porch due to a notification error. The board approved the continuation of the in-law apartment permit while postponing the porch permit hearing to resolve the notification oversight.

Bob Reese Appointed Chair in Milton Select Board Reorganization

Overview: The Milton Select Board meeting saw the appointment of Bob Reese as the new chair during a reorganization session. The board also handled several senior and veteran tax exemptions.

Milton Awards $450,000 for Infrastructure as Housing Developments Fuel Concerns

Overview: During a recent Milton Select Board meeting, the board announced that the town had received a $450,000 grant from the Executive Office of Housing and Economic Development, aimed at infrastructure improvements along Mechanic Street and Franklin Street. This funding is designated to support two new housing developments in the area. However, the grant has sparked concerns among residents regarding the potential impact on local congestion and the preservation of Milton’s residential character. The board acknowledged the need to communicate clearly about the projects associated with the grant and emphasized the importance of updating the community regularly.