How much is that warrant in the window?
Staff photo by Don Himsel The town of Milford is not posting the warrant in the window of Town Hall as it has in the past. It's available for review in a binder attached to the railing outside, inside in hard copy form or on the web.
Staff photo by Don Himsel The town of Milford is not posting the warrant in the window of Town Hall as it has in the past. It's available for review in a binder attached to the railing outside, inside in hard copy form or on the web.
Staff photo by Don Himsel The town of Milford is not posting the warrant in the window of Town Hall as it has in the past. It's available for review in a binder attached to the railing outside, inside in hard copy form or on the web.
Once upon a time, Milford residents could read the Town Meeting warrant just by standing outside Town Hall and looking at a few pages taped to the window.
Now, the 20-page warrant, with extra pages detailing the operating and default budgets, is too big to fit in the window.
It’s still on display, but you have to read it online, in the attached binder, in the Town Hall lobby or at Wadleigh Memorial Library, which is across the street.
Administrative Assistant Dawn Griska isn’t sure how long ago the town stopped putting the warrant articles in the window, but it hasn’t been long.
“I inherited the practice from Ruth,” she said of former administrative assistant Ruth Bolduc, the current human resources director Ruth Bolduc. “We have been using that sign and methodology for a few years now. We haven’t put up each page of the warrant in a long time.”
– KATHY CLEVELAND
