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Five Domestic Violence Arrests Lead Latest Milford Police Blotter
Milford Police documented eight arrests between June 24 and June 29, five of which involved allegations of domestic violence. The department's daily press release, dated June 29, includes a protective order violation, an assault at the Walnut Beach parking lot, and one incident in which a suspect allegedly punched a victim and tried to take her phone while she attempted to call 911.
Milford Speed Camera Tickets Start Today — Warning Period Is Over
The grace period is over. As of Tuesday, Milford's speed cameras stop issuing warnings and start issuing tickets — $50 for a first violation, $75 for each one after. Here's where the cameras are and what police say the program has done to speeding so far.
No Fine — For Now: Christopher Saley's LLC Skates Past First Test of Milford's $1,000-a-Day Wetlands Ordinance
The first enforcement test of Milford's new wetlands citation ordinance ended Wednesday night with no fines. The Inland Wetlands Agency unanimously upheld its violation order against the LLC co-owned by Public Works Director Christopher Saley — but gave the owners six more days to produce the engineer's report the original order required by June 7, and dropped the requirement for a second row of silt fencing if a professional certifies the first one works.
Milford's Enforcement Cameras Are Now Active: Here's Where, When, and What It Costs
Milford's automated traffic enforcement cameras began operating on Memorial Day, marking the start of a 30-day warning period that ends around June 24. After that date, drivers caught traveling more than 10 mph over the posted speed limit, or running a red light on the Boston Post Road, will receive mailed citations starting at $50. The Milford Times has compiled a complete guide to the program — where the cameras are, how they work, what the fines are, and how to appeal.
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