Press Release from Rock County Public Health in collaboration with Rock County Hospitals. This week, Rock County’s hospitals reported their highest numbers of hospitalized COVID-19 patients to date. Read on...
Free COVID-19 testing will be available weekly on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. each day at Blackhawk Technical College – Central Campus.
The first day of testing is October 21st and the last day of testing is December 10th. Read on...
The City of Milton set Halloween Trick-or-Treat hours as 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, October 31. Also participate in a scavenger hunt, StoryWalk, and virtual costume contest. Read on...
Rock County residents in need of reusable masks and thermometers will soon have free access to them, thanks to a partnership between the Reopen Rock Task Force, Rock County, and the United Way Blackhawk Region. Read on...
Concrete repairs are scheduled to start on Madison Avenue and Janesville Street on Monday, October 12, and they will be completed by the end of October. Read on...
The Common Council approved a Public Health Advisory recommending the public wear face masks to help slow the spread of COVID-19. In support of the advisory, they also approved a policy making it a requirement to wear face masks in City facilities. Read on...
Important reminder from our Public Works Department: Even though a product may say "flushable" or "disposable," only toilet paper should be flushed. Read on...
The City of Milton is including bi-monthly newsletters with timely reminders and updates with the utility bills. The bi-monthly newsletters are uploaded to the City's website as well. Read on...
Trying to find information on Refuse/Recycling Collection? Yard Waste Collection? Leaf or Brush Collection? The Collection Calendar and additional information about each collection is available online. Read on...
Four Rock County fire departments are announcing a partnership that will allow the departments to respond to every day emergencies more quickly. Read on...
The presence of Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) was identified and confirmed in Veterans Park on West High Street in the City of Milton. Department of Public Works staff brought their findings to the DNR who confirmed the findings to be EAB. Read on...
