The Madison Board of Finance voted unanimously September 16 to accept donations totaling $12,699.95 for youth and recreation programs and to approve a $49,930 study to address persistent flooding on Green Hill Road Extension.
Madison's Board of Finance unanimously approved three items at a July 27 special meeting. The board accepted a recurring annual grant of $12,808 from Work Force Alliance for the MYFS Summer Youth Employment Program.
Board of Finance established a new reserve fund for election costs.
Board of Finance approved $17,590 in opioid settlement spending and recommended OPEB Trust Fund creation.
Madison Board of Finance voted to approve line transfers and appropriations totaling $1.3 million.
Board of Finance set the 2026-27 mill rate at 23.06, a 2.81 percent increase, and unanimously approved related budget measures.
Board of Finance approved a $1.16 million transportation grant for Scotland Avenue and rejected a Meals-on-Wheel reserve fund.
Madison Finance board unanimously appointed Mahoney Sabol as auditors for fiscal year 2025-2026, with Finance Director Stacy Nobitz noting the selection reflects the town's standard practice of bidding the position every five years as Mahoney Sabol replaces Blum Shapiro.
Madison's Board of Finance unanimously approved accepting a $1.8 million state grant for pedestrian improvements along Boston Post Road. Finance Director Stacy Nobitz said the Town has already spent approximately $140,000 on planning and engineering as its local match.
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