Registration forms for the 4th of July Parade are available on the City's website and from Derek Henze at Edward Jones, 691 S. Janesville Street. Read on...
Beginning Friday, April 1, the small dog park along the parking lot for the Tails n Trails Dog Park will be closed likely until June 1 to allow the Public Works staff to seed the area with grass and to give the seed some time to grow. Read on...
Wisconsin Help for Homeowners (WHH) is a new statewide program that can help with overdue bills like mortgage payments, property taxes, and utilities. Read on...
The City of Milton will host the Annual Community Recognition Picnic on May 26 at 5:30 p.m. The deadline to submit an award nomination is April 15. 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...
Milton businesses and community members are strongly encouraged to participate in the regional broadband assessment project, which was launched in November 2021. Read on...
The Milton Public Library is excited to announce they received a $5,000 grant from the Steve Stricker American Family Insurance Foundation for Story Gardens. This grant will go towards the creation of a StoryWalk® along the perimeter walkway. Read on...
The Milton Public Library received a $5,000 grant from the Green Bay Packers Foundation for Story Gardens for two sets of concrete chess tables and chess and checkers game pieces. Read on...
Businesses and nonprofits considering moving into a vacant Wisconsin commercial space may be eligible for a $10,000 Wisconsin Tomorrow – Main Street Bounceback Grant through a newly created program. 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...
