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Millston raises residential snowplowing fee to $100 and sets year-round hourly rate
Summary
At its April 21, 2026 annual meeting, the Town of Millston voted unanimously to raise the 2026–2027 residential snowplowing fee to $100, impose a $25 late fee for payments after Nov. 15, and set a year-round man-and-machinery rate of $100 per hour (minimum half-hour charge $50).
At the Town of Millston annual meeting on April 21, 2026, meeting participants approved a change to the town’s snowplowing fees for the 2026–2027 season.
Angie Goff, a meeting participant, moved to increase the upcoming 2026–2027 winter snowplowing fee for private residents to $100; Crystal Smith, a meeting participant, seconded the motion. The motion as recorded in the minutes states that payments made after Nov. 15 will be charged a $25 late fee. The motion carried with all in favor and no opposition.
The motion also established a year-round rate for man-and-machinery work at $100 per hour with a minimum half-hour (minimum charge $50) when residents or businesses request work outside the winter contract. Treasurer Sue Marcou was listed as the contact for payments and further information; the minutes provide a phone number for the treasurer.
Why it matters: the change fixes the resident flat fee for contracted winter plowing, clarifies a late-payment penalty and records the town’s standard hourly rate for ad hoc or year-round requests, which may affect households and small businesses that request plowing or equipment use outside the contracted season.
What the minutes record: the motion was moved by Angie Goff and seconded by Crystal Smith and recorded as carried unanimously. The minutes do not list a per-vote roll-call; they record the meeting had 11 voting residents signed in at the outset.
