The Madison Board of Selectmen approved a Collective Bargaining Agreement with Teamsters Local Union 443 effective July 1, 2024, and accepted the Town of Madison Wastewater Facilities Plan for state review.
Madison police committed to addressing traffic safety requests at the Neck Road and Ridgewood Avenue intersection.
Madison Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved demolition of two former school buildings.
School HVAC Committee approved construction invoices as Polson school improvements progress toward August 24 opening. The largest payment, $1,925,652.76 to Gilbane Building Company, covers HVAC construction work through July 31 and was certified by the designer.
The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee reported fully using its $5,014.15 microgrant on equipment including a public bike repair stand and youth bicycle.
The Inland Wetlands Agency approved a subdivision and invasive species removal.
The Bauer Park Advisory Committee approved a disc golf booth and activity for the Harvest Festival.
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.
The Madison Conservation Commission continued work on conservation priorities and planned inter-board coordination through a "Congress of Committees" involving town land-use agencies and boards.
Madison Conservation Commission explores land conservation options for Opening Hill property sale. The Commission approved prior meeting minutes and discussed the approximately $2 million Opening Hill property with approximately 15 acres adjoining Cockaponsett State Forest, exploring conservation
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