The first election of 2023 will be the Spring Primary Election on Tuesday, February 21. The City of Milton ballot will include only one contest - Justice of the Supreme Court (voting for 1). Read more for important dates. Read on...
In 2023, new equipment will be added to Lamar Park as pictured above. The Parks & Recreation Commission is looking for sponsors to partner on this project. Read on...
Interested in renting a park in 2023? The City of Milton rents the pavilions at South Goodrich Park (splash pad), Lamar Park, and Veterans Park and the Milton Community House in North Goodrich Park. Read on...
The Milton Youth Coalition has a new website, their first evening meeting in February, and a program in March in collaboration with the Milton Public Library. 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...
Special Voting Deputies appointed by the City of Milton will administer absentee voting for the residents of Milton Senior Living for the February 21 Spring Primary Election on January 30 from 10 a.m. to Noon. Read on...
Effective January 1, 2023 residents must call Johns Disposal to schedule their bulk item collections. Residents will still receive up to one collection per month at no additional charge. However, collections will now be made any week of the month. Read on...
This is an official notice to the City of Milton residents that one incumbent for Alderperson, Larry Laehn, has officially filed a “Notification of Non-Candidacy” that they will not be a candidate for this office at the next election (April 4, 2023). 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...
