Milton Select Board Grapples with Tax Assessment Errors and Senior Tax Relief Proposals

Overview: During a recent meeting of the Milton Select Board, members addressed issues surrounding property tax assessments and proposed tax relief measures for seniors. The board focused on correcting past errors in property tax assessments and deliberated on the financial implications and logistics of potential tax relief programs.

Milton Select Board Debates Compliance with MBTA Communities Act Amid Legal Challenges

Overview: At the recent Milton Select Board meeting, a central focus was on the town’s compliance with the MBTA Communities Act following a legal defeat in the Supreme Judicial Court. The board faced decisions on whether to submit an action plan to align with state regulations, amid concerns about lost funding and ongoing litigation costs.

Milton Select Board Faces Zoning Challenges Amidst Community Concerns and Legal Implications

Overview: In a detailed meeting, the Milton Select Board tackled issues surrounding zoning changes, including the implications for local businesses and residents, discussions on the MBTA Community zoning, and considerations for a special permit for a local landscaping business. The board’s deliberations highlighted the complexities of zoning regulations and the need for community engagement in decision-making processes.

Milton Select Board Faces Criticism Over MBTA Zoning Compliance and Community Engagement

Overview: In a lengthy meeting of the Milton Select Board, a focus was placed on the town’s ongoing challenges with Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) zoning compliance, which sparked debate over zoning classifications and community engagement. The board grappled with the implications of being classified as a rapid transit community and residents’ concerns about the lack of progress in meeting compliance deadlines.

Norfolk County Advances Cybersecurity Training with New State Program

Overview: During the recent meeting of the Norfolk Board of County Commissioners, developments were presented in the county’s cybersecurity training initiatives, while Lucille Casses was introduced as the new director of RSVP. Other discussions included financial matters, a new transfer tool, and updates on opioid grants.