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Select Board members report meeting with state housing official, discuss Millis Housing conditions and transportation options

January 07, 2025 | Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts


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Select Board members report meeting with state housing official, discuss Millis Housing conditions and transportation options
Select Board members reported that they met with Ed Augustus, Secretary of the Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities, and toured several Millis Housing Authority units on Dec. 30. The chair said Augustus visits many housing authorities across the commonwealth and that the Millis Housing Authority has undertaken some recent updates to units.

"Apparently, he tries to visit every housing authority in the commonwealth once a year. We were 90th," the Select Board chair said. Board members described the housing units as "a little dated" but noted recent improvements, including HVAC or similar updates the chair summarized as "they've done some updates recently though. So many splits and some other things that they're working on." The board did not vote on any housing measures at the Jan. 6 meeting.

Board members also discussed transportation options for Millis residents. They referenced regional services and a service called "the Ride" that serves nearby areas and the commuter rail station; members said some existing routing — for example, a route up Village Street in Medway — would not meet Millis needs. The Select Board asked staff to continue exploring transportation options to improve access for residents who need rides to the train station and other services.

Separately, a board member reported on the Cable Advisory Committee (sometimes called the cable trust), noting discussion about the committee's future location and the town's existing agreement with the committee. The board asked town staff to meet with committee leaders to clarify responsibilities and future plans.

No formal actions were taken during these liaison updates; board members directed staff to follow up and report back.

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