Envision Milford's Future
June 2023: The Town of Milford, through the Milford Planning Board, collaborated with the Nashua Regional Planning Commission to conduct a community outreach effort and identify key values, challenges and opportunities facing the town. This effort is known as Envision Milford and served as an avenue for education on the master planning process, to identify key issues and topic areas facing the town, and to generate support for the future development of a town-wide master plan. The findings from this outreach effort have been summarized below and resulted in key goals and action items that will be incorporated into the development of an updated town-wide master Plan. Click the image to view the full report.
Envision Milford Final Summary Report
April 20, 2023: Two Community Input Sessions were held: online on April 11th and in person on April 15th. The Community Input Session Summary includes key themes from both the virtual and in person sessions followed by detailed findings from each individual session.
Envision Milford Community Input Session Summary
Envision Milford's Future Information
The Milford Planning Board is conducting a community engagement effort and now is the time for residents, business and property owners to share what you love about the town and how to make Milford an even better place to live, work and play!
The suggestions will be used to identify key issues and goals for the development of an updated town-wide Master Plan. This is a great opportunity for you to help shape the future of the community. All information will be analyzed and summarized into key themes which will form the basis for developing a vision and future goals for the Town of Milford Master Planning effort.
Please spread the word and encourage your neighbors, friends and colleagues to participate as well!
ENVISION MILFORD STEERING COMMITTEE
Meetings will be held in the Board of Selectmen's Meeting Room in the Milford Town Hall at 1 Union Square. All are welcome.
Community Survey
A Community Survey was conducted in late fall and 422 responses were received. Click below to view the results.