The Selectboard handled various administrative and infrastructure-related actions. Key items included appointments to the Don Turner Jr. Award Committee and the Cemetery Advisory Committee, an update on the public library's five-year plan, and acceptance of public infrastructure for a local development. The board also adopted updated road and bridge standards, approved an engineering services agreement for a water storage capacity study, and awarded a bid for parking lot maintenance. Additionally, the Board established new emergency management policies, accepted a safety grant from the Vermont League of Cities and Towns, authorized an interdepartmental budget transfer for dispatching services, and engaged in preliminary discussions regarding charter review and ordinance publication requirements.
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The Selectboard addressed ongoing neighborhood safety and nuisance issues, including code enforcement actions. Recognitions were presented for Allen Beaupre and Tony Micklus for their service to the town. The board approved the dedication of the Milton Dog Park as the Hatchi Dog Park. Several appointments and reappointments were made to the Recreation Commission, Economic Development Commission, and regional planning boards. The board ratified a police services agreement with the Town of Fairfax, adopted the Active Transportation Plan and the Downtown Core Master Plan, and approved legal representation for an ongoing development appeal. Additionally, the board received updates on legislative changes regarding fire wardens, solar site lease procedures, and upcoming municipal projects and events.
May 18, 2026·Board meeting
Milton Selectboard Regular Meeting Minutes
The board addressed several administrative and operational items, including the acknowledgment of an internal controls checklist and the passage of a resolution for the 2026 Tax Sale. Authorization was granted for a payment to the Chittenden Unit for Special Investigations and the purchase of self-contained breathing apparatus for the Fire Department. The 2026 Local Emergency Management Plan was adopted. Additionally, the board approved applications for various grants, including a VTrans Small Scale Bike/Pedestrian Grant and a Northern Lake Champlain Clean Water Service Provider grant, and set a surety amount for the Parkside Development project. A public hearing was scheduled for the Capital Improvement Plan, and the board voted to return specific grant funds to the Vermont Agency of Transportation. Updates were provided on town projects, and the board reviewed the Chittenden Solid Waste District budget.
