The Middlesex Town Board will convene on Thursday, October 10, for a regular meeting, with a packed agenda that includes critical discussions on the 2025 budget and local services. The meeting will be held at 7 p.m., offering a chance for the public to engage with the town’s decision-makers on key issues affecting the community.
Among the top priorities is a review of the upcoming fiscal year’s budget, as town officials begin to shape the financial roadmap for 2025. The proposed date for the budget’s public hearing is set for November 14, ensuring residents will have a formal opportunity to voice their opinions before any final decisions are made.
In addition to budget talks, the Town Board will address a range of important matters, including updates from the highway, water, and zoning departments. Superintendent Josh Burnett is expected to provide insights into the town’s infrastructure needs, while Alan Williams, the Water District Superintendent, will share updates on ongoing projects and equipment upgrades. The board will also review the 2024-2025 Snow & Ice Control Contract and a new computer purchase for the Water District, which could further improve the efficiency of the town’s operations.
Public input is a key component of Thursday’s meeting, with two open comment periods scheduled to allow residents to share concerns or offer feedback on the town’s future plans. Topics like animal control, land purchases
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