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ELECTED TOWN OFFICERS2011-2012NAME AND OFFICE ADDRESS TERM EXPIRESSELECTMENJohn Michael Shields 142 Houston Avenue 2012Robert C. Sweeney 156 Whittier Road 2013J. Thomas Hurley 714 Blue Hill Avenue 2014TOWN CLERKJames G. Mullen, Jr. 1475 Canton Avenue 2012ASSESSORSThomas S. Gunning 4 Evergreen Trail 2012Kathleen Heffernan 11 Saddle Ridge Road 2013M. Joseph Manning 583 Adams Street 2014TOWN TREASURERJames D. McAuliffe 103 Wood Street 2012SCHOOL COMMITTEEMary E. Kelly 86 Nahanton Avenue 2012Lynda-Lee Sheridan 57 Clifton Road 2012Denis F. Keohane 48 Big Blue Drive 2013Glenn H. Pavlicek 115 Smith Road 2013Kristan M. Bagley-Jones 32 Belcher Circle 2014Leroy J. Walker 452 Truman Parkway 2014REGIONAL SCHOOL COMMITTEEFestus Joyce 104 Washington Street 2012PARK COMMISSIONERSStephen P. Affanato 45 Governors Road 2012Thomas McCarthy 15 Fairfax Road 2013Kevin B. Chrisom 62 Courtland Circle 2014BOARD OF HEALTHTimothy Jay Lowney 34 Apple Lane 2012Anne T. Fidler 15 Cantwell Road 2013Roxanne F. Musto 101 Milton Street 20145
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Page 21 and 22: Inspector of WiresRICHARD SASSBuild
Page 23 and 24: Community Preservation Act Study Co
Page 25 and 26: Registrar of VotersMARY E. BROWN, 2
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Page 35 and 36: PRECINCT 4Vote for One* Alison L. M
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Page 40: PRECINCT ELEVENEmmanuel J. Feeney,
Page 45 and 46: 2011SPECIAL TOWN MEETING WARRANTCom
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TREASURER-COLLECTOR6 Assistant Town
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LIBRARIES11 DirectorL3 37.5 Assista
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FY12Central Business OfficeGeneral
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VOTED. The Town Voted to appropriat
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C TOWN CLERKSalary - Clerk 82,488Sa
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PRECINCT FIVE:PRECINCT SIX:PRECINCT
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E PERSONNEL BOARDSalaries & Wages 4
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To meet the appropriation for Sewer
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and pursuant to Chapter 44, Section
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and that to meet said appropriation
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Town Meeting Member, Joanne P. Stan
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wetlands and/or (d) for the removal
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side lot line, or within 30 feet of
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een approved by the Commonwealth of
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DepartmentReports81
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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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