The board discussed several financial and administrative topics, including updates on Board of Education enrollment and funding for OPEB liabilities. Reports were provided regarding the Police Commission, Senior Services Commission, and the Scranton Board of Trustees regarding their fundraising and program statistics. The board reviewed the status of town facilities and projects, including the firehouse emergency operations center, the Academy site study, and the Capital Improvement Plan, specifically regarding the Daniel Hand roof replacement and Strong Field turf. Additionally, the board approved a funding request from the Opioid Settlement Task Force for prevention education and discussed a funding request for town seawall repairs.
Enterprise
Get verified public-sector contacts at scale
Find verified emails, direct dials, role context, job-change updates, and organization signals across every public-sector account you sell to.
The board reviewed updates on the Emergency Operations Center and Fire Station addition, as well as the Surf Club Master Plan Survey. Liaison reports included information on Lantern Flies and ongoing community initiatives. The board approved multiple consent items, including appointments, resignations, the 2027 holiday schedule, and contracts for public safety radio equipment and curb replacements. Funding was approved for a prevention education event using Opioid Settlement funds and for short-term seawall repairs at the Surf Club. The board received updates on the Local Tax Abatement and Freeze Program, various town sidewalk and streetscape improvement projects, and a proposed sidewalk easement with the Madison Country Club. Additionally, the board discussed the upcoming Academy survey timeline, the 2027 meeting schedule, and conducted an executive session regarding police contract negotiations.
Oct 6, 2026·Board meeting
Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee Minutes
The committee discussed administrative tasks including member recruitment and meeting space planning. Updates were provided on the Vision Zero ceremony distinction and 2027 microgrant planning, including establishing a documentation process for future grants. The committee touched upon logistics for the Bauer Park festival. Infrastructure updates were shared regarding town projects, specifically the Scotland Avenue, Crosswalk Sidewalk, Downtown Center, and Mungertown/Green Hill Road sidewalk developments. New business focused on organizing safety education workshops for pedestrians and cyclists, as well as developing community routes and bike bus initiatives.
Sep 28, 2026·Board meeting
Madison Historic District Commission Regular Meeting Minutes
The commission reviewed and approved an application for a detached post-and-beam pole barn at 395 Boston Post Road. Key discussion items included recommendations for brick materials and color for sidewalk and pedestrian improvements along Britton Lane and Boston Post Road, updates to the commission's guidelines and website, and the development of solar panel guidelines. The commission also considered demolition notices for properties at 21 Parker Avenue and 7 Pent Road, ultimately deciding to take no action on either.
