Milford, Massachusetts — week of 2026-06-29 · all Milford meetings

High School Manager Search Advances Amid License Hearings and Development Reviews

Milford boards moved forward on a major school construction project and set license-transfer hearings last week, with the high school committee ranking construction managers and the Select Board scheduling three alcohol-license hearings.

Milford High School Building Committee

The committee interviewed two construction management firms—Consigli and Shawmut—on June 24 and ranked their proposals. The ranking is part of the process to select a partner for the high school building project. No decision has been announced. The panel also received an update from the School Committee.

Select Board

The board held a meeting on June 29 that included public hearings on three license transfers. The hearings addressed:

The Town Administrator also delivered a report on relocating Town Hall offices to the Water Department facility. Appointments and reappointments to the Cultural Council were scheduled.

Board of Assessors

During its June 23 meeting, the board planned to vote in executive session on tax abatements for two commercial properties: Linear Retail Milford, LLC (fiscal years 2023–2025) and Quarry Square Owner LLC (fiscal year 2025). The board also approved prior minutes and reviewed bills.

Metrowest Regional Transit Authority

The advisory board was set to vote on the final fiscal year 2027 budget and a redesign of the fixed route network. The same June 23 meeting included a performance evaluation of the administrator for fiscal year 2026, discussion of an optional bonus, and goals for the administrator and authority. An executive session on pending litigation strategy was also on the agenda.

Conservation Commission

The commission held public hearings on several projects June 25:

The meeting also included approval of minutes and certificates of compliance, plus a report from the Town Engineer.

Water Commission

On June 24, the Board of Water Commissioners reviewed its budget, sources of supply, capital projects, and operational issues. The panel discussed water ban enforcement and violation policies before entering executive session to address threatened litigation over a water line location.

Coming up

The Finance Committee meets July 8 to hear a presentation from the Finance Director on budget and reconciliation issues and to consider new business. On July 9, the Board of Library Trustees will review the fiscal year 2026 budget update, approve June 11 minutes, and approve payment warrants. Also July 9, the Zoning Board of Appeals will consider a special permit request for 53-55 Congress Street, where the applicant proposes three apartment units on a 0.15-acre parcel.

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