These
are the voting results for the Milford NH voting held on March 10, 2020
at the Milford Middle School. There were 11,888 voters on the
checklist at the beginning of the day. There were 58 new voters that
registered during the day, leaving a voter checklist total of 11,946 at
the end of the day. There were 3039 ballots cast, for a turnout of
25.4%. This is a very high turnout since this was the most voters at a
March election since 2002 when there were 3153 voters. The hot button
in 2002 was a proposed kindergarten building and program.
School District Ballot
School Board - 3 year term
1850 Judi Zaino - elected
1409 Joseph Vitulli - elected
913 Rick Wood
865 David Wilson
380 Michael McLean
School District Moderator - 2 year term
2553 Peter Basiliere - elected
School District Treasurer - 2 year term
2444 Rosemarie Evans -elected
School District Clerk - 2 year term
2008 Joan Dargie - elected
659 Jennifer Seigrist
Questions
1. Operating Budget $43,322,305, Default Budget $42,911,974
1537 yes, 1339 no -passed
2. $400,000 Facilities Expendable Trust
1645 yes, 1221 no -passed
3. $200,000 Special Education Expendable Trust
1777 yes, 1099 no -passed
Town Ballot
Board of Selectmen - 3 year term
1232 Laura Dudziak - elected
1170 David Freel - elected
1045 Vanessa Sheehan
938 Mike Thornton
633 Jeffery Johnson
Cemetery Trustee - 3 year term
2398 Jim Whalen - elected
Library Trustee - 3 year term
2035 Lynn Coakley - elected
1781 Serena Neveu - elected
Library Trustee - 2 year term
1639 Jennifer Siegrist - elected
617 Stacy Cusack (write-in)
Moderator - 2 year term
2448 Peter Basiliere - elected
Supervisor of the Checklist - 6 year term
2460 Tim Finan - elected
Trustees of the Trust Funds - 3 year term
2451 Tina Philbrick - elected
Water- Wastewater Commissioner - 3 year term
2480 Robert Courage - elected
Articles
Article 2 - Ballot Vote - Zoning Changes
Ballot Vote 1 Floodplain Management Ordinance
2272 yes, 458 no - passed
Ballot Vote 2 West Elm Street Gateway District
2045 yes, 723 no - passed
Ballot Vote 3 The Commerce and Community District
1981 yes, 752 no, passed
Warrant Article 3 Wadleigh Library Renovation and Expansion Project - $3,450,000 ($2,763,000 Bond and $687,000 Donations)
2940 votes cast, 60% or 1764 votes needed for passage
1214 yes 41.3%, 1726 no, failed
Warrant Article 4 Milford Emergency Communications Dispatch Center, Infrastructure and Equipment Project - $2,400,000 Bond
2929 votes cast, 60% or 1757 votes needed for passage
1559 yes 53.2%, 1370 no - failed
Warrant Article 5 Existing Emergency Communications Dispatch Center Upgrade - $3,521,048 Bond
2948 votes cast, 60% or 1769 needed for passage
472 yes 16.0%, 2476 no - failed
Warrant Article 6 Collection System Capacity Management, Operation and Maintenance Program Development - $218,305 Bond
2842 votes cast, 60% or 1705 votes needed for passage
1848 yes 65.0%, 994 no - passed
Warrant Article 7 - Town Operating Budget, $15,261,695, Default Budget $15,271,749
2104 yes, 805 no - passed
Warrant Article 8 Water Department Operating Budget $1,548,984, Default Budget $1,541,987
1917 yes, 925 no - passed
Warrant Article 9 - Wastewater Department Operating Budget $1,999,901 Default Budget $2,027,262
2102 yes, 741 no - passed
Warrant Article 10 Reconstruction of Town Roads $400,000
1823 yes, 1052 no - passed
Warrant Article 11 - Bridge Repair and/or Replacement Capital Reserve $75,000
1595 yes, 1249 no - passed
Warrant Article 12 - Ambulance and Equipment Lease-Purchase - $45,180 (Annual Lease Payment $45,180: $75,000 Paid form Capital Reserves: Total Purchase Price $296,400)
1830 yes, 1039 no - passed
Warrant Article 13 - DPW Vehicles and Heavy Equipment Capital Reserve - $40,000
1523 yes, 1316 no - passed
Warrant Article 14 - Social Services - $40,000
1885 yes, 980 no - passed
Warrant Article 15 - Non-Emergency Community Transportation Bus Services - $32,000
1954 yes, 925 no - passed
Warrant Article 16 - Fire Apparatus Replacement Capital Reserve - $25,000
1842 yes, 1020 no - passed
Warrant Article 17 - Town Facilities Renovation and Major Repair Replacement Capital Reserve - $25,000
1574 yes, 1273 no - passed
Warrant Article 18 - Ambulance Vehicle Replacement Capital Reserve - $25,000
1552 yes, 1354 no - passed
Warrant Article 19 - Keyes Park Expansion Committee Project Capital Reserve - $25,000
1326 yes, 1595 no - failed
Warrant Article 20 - Public Works Wheel Bucket Loader Lease-Purchase - $22,980 (Annual Lease Payment $22,980; $80,000 Paid From Capital Reserves; Total Purchase Price $145,000)
1297 yes, 1588 no - failed
Warrant Article 21 - Police and Fire Department Portable Radio Replacements from the Public Safety Communication Equipment Replacement Capital Reserve - $22,800
2332 yes, 698 no - passed
Warrant Article 22 - Public Safety Communication Equipment Replacement Capital Reserve - $20,000
1494 yes, 1388 no - passed
Warrant Article 23 - Conservation Land Fund - $20,000 1403 yes, 1497 no - failed
Warrant Article 24 - Assessing Revaluation Capital Reserve - $15,000
797 yes, 2063 no - failed
Warrant Article 25 - Annual Labor Day Parade Support - $10,000
1592 yes, 1283 no - passed
Warrant Article 26 - Summer Band Concerts Support - $9,000
1656 yes, 1215 no - passed
Warrant Article 27 - Independence Day Celebration Fireworks - $8,500
1484 yes, 1387 no - passed
Warrant Article 28 Pumpkin Festival Support - $8,000
1848 yes, 1039 no - passed
Warrant Article 29 Memorial, Veterans & Labor Day Parades and Recognition Support - $6,500
1962 yes, 912 no - passed
Warrant Article 30 - Veteran's Tax Credit and All Veteran's Tax Credit
2151 yes, 704 no, passed
Warrant Article 31 - Tax Credit for Surviving Spouse of Veteran
2319 yes, 545 no, passed
Warrant Article 32 - Tax Credit for Service Connected Total Disability
2343 yes, 531 no - passed
Warrant Article 33 -0 Increase the Property Tax Exemption for Elderly
2336 yes, 544 no - passed
Warrant Article 34 - West Milford Tax Increment Financing District Revocation
2098 yes, 671 no - passed
Warrant Article 35 - Brox Property Public Infrastructure Improvement Fund Revocation
2075 yes, 709 no - passed
Warrant Article 36 - Sports Betting
1295 yes, 1574 no -failed
Warrant Article 37 - Nashua Street Pedestrian Safety and Sidewalk Improvement Project - $750,000 (State pays $600,400; Town pays $150,100)
1297 yes, 1568 no - failed
Warrant Article 38 - Osgood Road, Melendy Road, and Armory Road Pedestrian Safety Sidewalk and Bicycle Lane Project - $763,000 (State pays $610,400; Town pays $152,600)
1243 yes, 1628 no - failed
Warrant Article 39 New Municipal and Transportation Capital Reserve Fund Paid for by an Additional Auto Registration Fee
616 yes, 2221 no - failed
Warrant Article 40 - New Hampshire Resolution to Take Action on Climate Pollution
1077 yes, 1767 no - failed
Warrant Article 41 - New Hampshire Resolution for Fair Redistricting
1111 yes, 1717 no - failed
School District Ballot
School Board - 3 year term
1850 Judi Zaino - elected
1409 Joseph Vitulli - elected
913 Rick Wood
865 David Wilson
380 Michael McLean
School District Moderator - 2 year term
2553 Peter Basiliere - elected
School District Treasurer - 2 year term
2444 Rosemarie Evans -elected
School District Clerk - 2 year term
2008 Joan Dargie - elected
659 Jennifer Seigrist
Questions
1. Operating Budget $43,322,305, Default Budget $42,911,974
1537 yes, 1339 no -passed
2. $400,000 Facilities Expendable Trust
1645 yes, 1221 no -passed
3. $200,000 Special Education Expendable Trust
1777 yes, 1099 no -passed
Town Ballot
Board of Selectmen - 3 year term
1232 Laura Dudziak - elected
1170 David Freel - elected
1045 Vanessa Sheehan
938 Mike Thornton
633 Jeffery Johnson
Cemetery Trustee - 3 year term
2398 Jim Whalen - elected
Library Trustee - 3 year term
2035 Lynn Coakley - elected
1781 Serena Neveu - elected
Library Trustee - 2 year term
1639 Jennifer Siegrist - elected
617 Stacy Cusack (write-in)
Moderator - 2 year term
2448 Peter Basiliere - elected
Supervisor of the Checklist - 6 year term
2460 Tim Finan - elected
Trustees of the Trust Funds - 3 year term
2451 Tina Philbrick - elected
Water- Wastewater Commissioner - 3 year term
2480 Robert Courage - elected
Articles
Article 2 - Ballot Vote - Zoning Changes
Ballot Vote 1 Floodplain Management Ordinance
2272 yes, 458 no - passed
Ballot Vote 2 West Elm Street Gateway District
2045 yes, 723 no - passed
Ballot Vote 3 The Commerce and Community District
1981 yes, 752 no, passed
Warrant Article 3 Wadleigh Library Renovation and Expansion Project - $3,450,000 ($2,763,000 Bond and $687,000 Donations)
2940 votes cast, 60% or 1764 votes needed for passage
1214 yes 41.3%, 1726 no, failed
Warrant Article 4 Milford Emergency Communications Dispatch Center, Infrastructure and Equipment Project - $2,400,000 Bond
2929 votes cast, 60% or 1757 votes needed for passage
1559 yes 53.2%, 1370 no - failed
Warrant Article 5 Existing Emergency Communications Dispatch Center Upgrade - $3,521,048 Bond
2948 votes cast, 60% or 1769 needed for passage
472 yes 16.0%, 2476 no - failed
Warrant Article 6 Collection System Capacity Management, Operation and Maintenance Program Development - $218,305 Bond
2842 votes cast, 60% or 1705 votes needed for passage
1848 yes 65.0%, 994 no - passed
Warrant Article 7 - Town Operating Budget, $15,261,695, Default Budget $15,271,749
2104 yes, 805 no - passed
Warrant Article 8 Water Department Operating Budget $1,548,984, Default Budget $1,541,987
1917 yes, 925 no - passed
Warrant Article 9 - Wastewater Department Operating Budget $1,999,901 Default Budget $2,027,262
2102 yes, 741 no - passed
Warrant Article 10 Reconstruction of Town Roads $400,000
1823 yes, 1052 no - passed
Warrant Article 11 - Bridge Repair and/or Replacement Capital Reserve $75,000
1595 yes, 1249 no - passed
Warrant Article 12 - Ambulance and Equipment Lease-Purchase - $45,180 (Annual Lease Payment $45,180: $75,000 Paid form Capital Reserves: Total Purchase Price $296,400)
1830 yes, 1039 no - passed
Warrant Article 13 - DPW Vehicles and Heavy Equipment Capital Reserve - $40,000
1523 yes, 1316 no - passed
Warrant Article 14 - Social Services - $40,000
1885 yes, 980 no - passed
Warrant Article 15 - Non-Emergency Community Transportation Bus Services - $32,000
1954 yes, 925 no - passed
Warrant Article 16 - Fire Apparatus Replacement Capital Reserve - $25,000
1842 yes, 1020 no - passed
Warrant Article 17 - Town Facilities Renovation and Major Repair Replacement Capital Reserve - $25,000
1574 yes, 1273 no - passed
Warrant Article 18 - Ambulance Vehicle Replacement Capital Reserve - $25,000
1552 yes, 1354 no - passed
Warrant Article 19 - Keyes Park Expansion Committee Project Capital Reserve - $25,000
1326 yes, 1595 no - failed
Warrant Article 20 - Public Works Wheel Bucket Loader Lease-Purchase - $22,980 (Annual Lease Payment $22,980; $80,000 Paid From Capital Reserves; Total Purchase Price $145,000)
1297 yes, 1588 no - failed
Warrant Article 21 - Police and Fire Department Portable Radio Replacements from the Public Safety Communication Equipment Replacement Capital Reserve - $22,800
2332 yes, 698 no - passed
Warrant Article 22 - Public Safety Communication Equipment Replacement Capital Reserve - $20,000
1494 yes, 1388 no - passed
Warrant Article 23 - Conservation Land Fund - $20,000 1403 yes, 1497 no - failed
Warrant Article 24 - Assessing Revaluation Capital Reserve - $15,000
797 yes, 2063 no - failed
Warrant Article 25 - Annual Labor Day Parade Support - $10,000
1592 yes, 1283 no - passed
Warrant Article 26 - Summer Band Concerts Support - $9,000
1656 yes, 1215 no - passed
Warrant Article 27 - Independence Day Celebration Fireworks - $8,500
1484 yes, 1387 no - passed
Warrant Article 28 Pumpkin Festival Support - $8,000
1848 yes, 1039 no - passed
Warrant Article 29 Memorial, Veterans & Labor Day Parades and Recognition Support - $6,500
1962 yes, 912 no - passed
Warrant Article 30 - Veteran's Tax Credit and All Veteran's Tax Credit
2151 yes, 704 no, passed
Warrant Article 31 - Tax Credit for Surviving Spouse of Veteran
2319 yes, 545 no, passed
Warrant Article 32 - Tax Credit for Service Connected Total Disability
2343 yes, 531 no - passed
Warrant Article 33 -0 Increase the Property Tax Exemption for Elderly
2336 yes, 544 no - passed
Warrant Article 34 - West Milford Tax Increment Financing District Revocation
2098 yes, 671 no - passed
Warrant Article 35 - Brox Property Public Infrastructure Improvement Fund Revocation
2075 yes, 709 no - passed
Warrant Article 36 - Sports Betting
1295 yes, 1574 no -failed
Warrant Article 37 - Nashua Street Pedestrian Safety and Sidewalk Improvement Project - $750,000 (State pays $600,400; Town pays $150,100)
1297 yes, 1568 no - failed
Warrant Article 38 - Osgood Road, Melendy Road, and Armory Road Pedestrian Safety Sidewalk and Bicycle Lane Project - $763,000 (State pays $610,400; Town pays $152,600)
1243 yes, 1628 no - failed
Warrant Article 39 New Municipal and Transportation Capital Reserve Fund Paid for by an Additional Auto Registration Fee
616 yes, 2221 no - failed
Warrant Article 40 - New Hampshire Resolution to Take Action on Climate Pollution
1077 yes, 1767 no - failed
Warrant Article 41 - New Hampshire Resolution for Fair Redistricting
1111 yes, 1717 no - failed
