Milton Communications News Today

Staff time, legal expenses and additional poll workers mean Milton will have spent more to run its own municipal elections than it would have paid Fulton County.

A 3-vehicle accident occurred Aug. 3 at around 3 p.m. at the intersection of Batesville and Birmingham roads, according to a statement released from Milton Communications Director Greg Botelho.

One by one, Milton councilmembers who had been against a third polling location in District 3 voiced a change in perspective July 24 — leading to a unanimous decision to

The City of Milton will celebrate Earth Day at the former Milton Country Club on April 23, giving residents a chance to see the renovated clubhouse-turned-community center for the first

The City of Milton is inviting the community to help clear Birmingham Park’s trails of fallen tree trunks, limbs, briars, anthills and trash at its annual Clean-Up Day on March

Milton’s two largest trash service providers, Republic Services and Waste Management, are both facing staffing shortages due to employees contracting COVID-19.

Fire Station 41 on Arnold Mill Road has been temporarily shut down as the City of Milton works to remedy a “mold situation.”

Imagine a greenspace in the City of Milton with rolling trails, a bubbling creek, flourishing flora and wildlife, and a picturesque lake. Beginning Nov. 1, Milton residents and visitors are

The three candidates vying for the District 1/Post 1 Milton City Council seat, Adam DAnella, Jami Tucker and Andrea Verhoff, faced-off at a forum at St. Aidan’s Church Tuesday, Oct.