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PRECINCT 9 Vote for Not More Than Nine* Helene L. Haddad 180 * Antoinette D. O’Donnell 119* Eugene P. Irwin, III 157 * Robert J. Sheffield 155* F. Beirne Lovely, Jr. 172 * Cheryl Friedman Tougias 135* Robert C. Sweeney 192 Others 3* Richard P. Ward 144 Blanks 1568* Mercedes Mulligan 145PRECINCT 9Vote for One* Janet J. Irwin 206 Others 2Blanks 122PRECINCT 10 Vote for Not More Than Nine* Patricia Armstrong 98 * Veronica J. McCarthy 106* Daniel F. Driscoll 140 * Mary E. McNamara 116* Terence J. Driscoll 134 * James H. Fundling, Jr. 96* William J. Fitzgerald 104 Others 1* Ewan J. Innes 102 Blanks 1371* Nancy S. Mathews 99PRECINCT 11 Vote for Not More Than Nine* Ruth E. Baltopoulos 84 * Geoffrey W. Wilkinson 74* Kristine A. Doherty 83 * William R. McCarthy 85* Kevin C. Donahue 77 * Leroy J. Walker 86* Philip J. Driscoll 88 Others 0* Glenn H. Pavlicek 101 Blanks 679* Anita A. Penta 8334
Page 1 and 2: TOWN OF MILTONTheONE HUNDRED SEVENT
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Page 8 and 9: TRUSTEES OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY** Ra
Page 10 and 11: PRECINCT TWOTERM EXPIRES APRIL 2012
Page 12 and 13: PRECINCT FOURTERM EXPIRES APRIL 201
Page 14 and 15: PRECINCT SIXTERM EXPIRES APRIL 2012
Page 16 and 17: PRECINCT EIGHTTERM EXPIRES APRIL 20
Page 18 and 19: PRECINCT TENTERM EXPIRES APRIL 2012
Page 20 and 21: TOWN OFFICERS OF MILTONAPPOINTED BY
Page 22 and 23: Business and Citizens Advisory Comm
Page 24 and 25: Fair Housing CommitteeTHOMAS CALLAH
Page 26 and 27: APPOINTMENTS MADE BY THE TOWN MODER
Page 28 and 29: WARRANT COMMITTEEJohn W. Ahonen, 34
Page 30 and 31: Commonwealth of Massachusetts) SS.C
Page 32 and 33: * ElectedAPRIL 26, 2011 - ANNUAL TO
Page 34 and 35: *ElectedTOWN MEETING MEMBERSApril 2
Page 38 and 39: PRECINCT OFFICERS - APRIL 26, 2011P
Page 40: PRECINCT ELEVENEmmanuel J. Feeney,
Page 45 and 46: 2011SPECIAL TOWN MEETING WARRANTCom
Page 47 and 48: SPECIAL TOWN MEETINGMAY 2, 2011The
Page 49 and 50: ANNUAL TOWN MEETINGMAY 2, 2011The M
Page 51 and 52: HealthGeneral Expenses - Vehicle Al
Page 53 and 54: ARTICLE 10 To see what sum of money
Page 55 and 56: TREASURER-COLLECTOR6 Assistant Town
Page 57 and 58: LIBRARIES11 DirectorL3 37.5 Assista
Page 59 and 60: FY12Central Business OfficeGeneral
Page 61 and 62: VOTED. The Town Voted to appropriat
Page 63 and 64: C TOWN CLERKSalary - Clerk 82,488Sa
Page 65 and 66: PRECINCT FIVE:PRECINCT SIX:PRECINCT
Page 67 and 68: E PERSONNEL BOARDSalaries & Wages 4
Page 69 and 70: To meet the appropriation for Sewer
Page 71 and 72: and pursuant to Chapter 44, Section
Page 73 and 74: and that to meet said appropriation
Page 75 and 76: Town Meeting Member, Joanne P. Stan
Page 77 and 78: wetlands and/or (d) for the removal
Page 79 and 80: side lot line, or within 30 feet of
Page 81 and 82: een approved by the Commonwealth of
Page 83 and 84: DepartmentReports81
Page 85 and 86: REPORT OF THE BOARD OF APPEALSTo Th
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E. TUITION ASSESSMENTS:1. CHARTER S
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AVAILABLE FUNDS TOWN MEETINGANNUAL
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Two new members were accepted in FY
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REPORT OF THE CEMETERY TRUSTEESTo t
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REPORT OF THE COUNCIL ON AGINGTo Th
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Counselor for the past 14 years and
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Name Title Start Date End DateDeMar
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For the FY12 allocations, the Counc
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTHTo the
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Public Health OutreachOur efforts i
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COMMUNICABLE DISEASESA total of 94
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The Commission continues to support
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REPORT OF THEINFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
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NOVEMBER 32 3410DECEMBER 35 2765JAN
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REPORT OF THE INSPECTOR OF ANIMALSL
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REPORT OF THE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
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freshments or speaker fees for thos
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REPORT OF THE LIBRARY TREASURERTo t
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FUND REPORT FY 2011 Income or June
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MAPC published the 2011 Greater Bos
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Timely completion of the Canton Int
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF PARK COMMISS
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Costume Party, Parachute games, bas
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The Board of Park Commissioners wis
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The Personnel Board is committed to
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REPORT OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENTTo t
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REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTME
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• Elimination of the Level 9 Busi
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Throughout the winter season the DP
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DRAINAGE CAPITAL PROGRAM - The Engi
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Hydrant flushing was again performe
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With an aged fleet, the technology
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water, sewage and solid waste syste
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fice coverage, both of which direct
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF RETIREMENTTo
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DISBURSEMENTS1 Annuity Savings Fund
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TOTAL INCOME REQUIRED 692,201.39Net
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The Neponset River Bike Path Extens
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property: Residential; Open Space;
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REPORT OF THE TOWN ADMINISTRATORTo
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Real EstateThe Town was granted a f
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REPORT OF TOWN COUNSELTo the Honora
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REPORT OF THE TRAFFIC COMMISSIONTo
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FinancialStatements171
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Town of MiltonStatement of Revenues
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TOWN OF MILTONENTERPRISE FUNDSCOMBI
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TOWN OF MILTONBALANCE SHEET DETAIL
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TOWN OF MILTONBALANCE SHEET DETAIL
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Massachustts Department of Revenue,
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PurposeAuthorized and Unissued Debt
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Long Term DebtOutside the Debt Limi
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REPORT OF THE TOWN TREASURERTo the
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Irene B. Cummings Fund . . . . . .
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Helen E. & Chester A. Martin . . .
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TOWN OF MILTON TRUST FUNDSTRUST FUN
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LONG TERM DEBT OUTSTANDING +NEW DEB
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Short Term Debt Outstanding + Issue
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PAGE 2COLLECTOR'S REPORT FY 2011BAL
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SchoolReports201
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Our students took top spots in seve
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MILTON PUBLIC SCHOOLSMILTON, MASSAC
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make a difference for our students
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vided opportunities for parents/gua
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The PTO also sponsored an interacti
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The Pierce Middle School was fortun
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our Pierce Holiday Concerts, which
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As a result of taking the PSAT’s
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Program HighlightsWorld LanguagesDu
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The elementary science committee re
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Visual ArtsIt was a very exciting y
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The Milton High School Athletic Hal
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Attendance also increased during th
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We worked with the Milton Interfait
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udget reduction for natural gas. Fo
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REPORT OF THE BLUE HILLSREGIONAL TE
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Students in Cosmetology offer a ful
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SpecialCommittee237
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• New growth is added to the levy
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In the past, the Warrant Committee
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cate parents and staff about potent
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orrowing. Year four is FY2012, and
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It is our expectation that further
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II. Non-budget ArticlesThere are tw
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INTERESTING FACTS AND STATISTICS AB
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