The Spring Town Meeting held on May 5, 2025, in Millis, Massachusetts, focused on several key issues, notably the approval of Article 12, which aims to support low-income seniors in the community.

During the meeting, a motion was made to end the debate on Article 12, which required a two-thirds majority vote. After some confusion regarding the voting process, the motion to end the debate was ultimately passed. Following this, the assembly moved to vote on the article itself.

Supporters of Article 12 emphasized its importance, stating that it would benefit approximately 100 seniors in Millis. The financial implications for non-low-income seniors were discussed, with estimates suggesting an annual cost of $25 to $35 per household if the school project associated with the article proceeds. Proponents argued that the initiative is a crucial step in helping seniors remain in their homes and community.

After further discussion, the motion to approve Article 12 as written was put to a vote. The majority favored the article, allowing it to pass successfully.

Additionally, the meeting included a motion to approve changes to the Millis home charter as outlined in Article 13, indicating ongoing efforts to address local governance and community needs.

The outcomes of this meeting reflect the town's commitment to supporting its senior population and adapting its governance structure to better serve its residents.