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Feb 24, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Madison Comprehensive Plan Committee Meeting
The committee reviewed the transportation chapter of the comprehensive plan, discussing policies, strategies, and updates to traffic data. Key topics included the inventory of sidewalks, speeding issues on specific roads, proposed traffic safety measures, and maintenance of town way access. Participants also discussed public transit options, the impact of local commuter vans, the availability of taxi services, and the challenges of maintaining pedestrian infrastructure during winter months. Additionally, the meeting touched upon bicycle amenities and the management of motorized and non-motorized trails.
Jan 12, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Madison Select Board Minutes
The meeting included the approval of Accounts Payable Warrants and Payroll Registers. A significant portion of the session was dedicated to a First Public Hearing regarding Acadia Health's application for an Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Treatment Facility, the Madison Discovery House, located in the Business Park. Discussions involved the services offered, compliance with regulations, and audience concerns regarding safety and treatment types. Under Old Business, the Board discussed the recently received renewable energy credit, the necessity to update the town's decade-old Comprehensive Plan, and the date for the Somerset County Budget Committee Caucus. Under Items of Communication, reports covered departmental activities, including the introduction of the new Code Enforcement Officer, highway salt budget usage, and highway truck repair needs. The Board also approved an amendment to extend the Regional CEO contract with KVCOG and reappointed Jeff Drew as CEO and LPI, appointing Danny Moody as Alternate CEO, both through April 30, 2026. Citizen concerns addressed requests for "Safe Zone" signage at the public library and various issues related to lake levels, beach access, and storm run-off mitigation for the Lake Wesserunsett area, as well as air particle concerns from TimberHP. The session concluded with an Executive Session to discuss a personnel matter, resulting in a motion to contract Danny Moreshead to continue as Recreation Director on a part-time basis.
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The meeting included updates on audio equipment purchases for the meeting room and the Living Well biweekly report, which detailed upcoming events and a partnership with RFGH for T2 Classes to promote diabetes education. The Town Manager presented a budget report and a thank you note from Paul Fredericks, along with a resignation letter from Don Skillings. The Madison Business Alliance will raise funds for a Christmas fireworks display. Citizen concerns were raised regarding unsafe ATV activities, leading to the formation of a committee and discussions about enforcing regulations. The Select Board entered an executive session to discuss a legal matter and advised the Town Manager to consult with the Town's attorney.
Nov 24, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Madison Selectmen Meeting
The meeting commenced with the roll call, noting four members present and one absent. Key discussion points included the approval of AP warrants and payroll registers under the consent agenda. Old business featured a request for an executive session at the end of the meeting to address a legal matter. The board received an update on the audio equipment, which is being upgraded with new wireless microphones and awaiting final speaker installation and cabling to interface with the camera system. Under new business, extensive details were provided regarding the planning for the upcoming Christmas Celebration, which will feature funded fireworks (a smaller show), various activities such as bingo, coffee, a 5K Santa Dash, cookie decorating, historical society crafts, and horse-drawn wagon rides. Financial updates included the town manager's report on expenses and revenues, noting a recent $3,000 grant from risk management for fire department back steps, which frees up allocated TIFF funds. A significant portion of the meeting involved citizen concerns regarding excessive and often illegal use of ATVs, three-wheelers, motocross bikes, electric bikes, and lawnmowers on public roads and sidewalks, often without proper registration or helmets, especially by minors. A committee will be formed to address the misuse of the ATV trail access, as unchecked activity could lead to the state shutting down the trail.
