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Milford Planning Board launches voter-education outreach for four zoning amendments
Summary
The board will produce short videos, posters with QR codes, fact sheets and slide decks to inform voters about four 2026 zoning amendments; volunteers from the board will be filmed and materials will be posted on town channels and at public locations.
The Milford Planning Board said Feb. 3 it will run a short voter-education campaign for four zoning amendments appearing on the 2026 ballot.
Board members volunteered to film a brief video series this week: four planning board members will record short on-camera explanations prepared from consultant-approved scripts. “We are going to push forward with a short video series…we have a short script that our consultants at Resilience crafted strictly referencing the ballot language that the planning board approved,” a committee member said.
The town will also produce large posters (24-by-36 inches) with a prominent QR code linking to the town’s voter information page, post a slide deck and distribute fact-sheet packets. The board said the QR code and community-development phone number will be included so residents can find authoritative information and ask questions directly.
The outreach package will go on community-access channels, social media and in public places such as the library and the transfer station; the board expects the outreach to begin roughly three weeks before election day if filming and edits complete on schedule.
Why it matters: the planning board framed the outreach as factual voter education—scripts will follow approved ballot language and the town will direct residents to staff for clarifying questions rather than relying on social media discussion.
Next steps: staff will finalize poster graphics, post the materials online, and schedule filming and distribution so materials reach voters well ahead of the election.
