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Milford is receiving state funding to replace its aging flood warning system.
Officials said the city was awarded $56,000 to upgrade its Early Warning System, which provides storm and flood alerts to residents living along the shoreline.
The funding will be used to replace equipment that has been in service for decades.
The warning system's sirens are designed to alert residents to dangerous weather and flooding conditions.
City officials said the upgrade will help ensure the system remains reliable during severe weather events.
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