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The Milton City Council decided to have two polling places for this years municipal elections. Officials also indicated the city will count those ballots by hand.

“Johns Creek is coming into its own, and we are indisputably one of the best communities anywhere," says Mayor John Bradberry.

Now that Milton City Council has voted to run its own elections, staff are working to put the operation together. So far they have made progress. Still, the road to

On February 3, Jack Buckner celebrated his 100th birthday and received a special Proclamation from the City of Milton.

Hosted by the Alpharetta Business Association at a Feb. 14 event, Mayor Jim Gilvin reflected on the city’s past, present and future.

The North Fulton Municipal Association includes Sandy Springs, Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Milton, Roswell and Mountain Park. Members met at Avalon Feb. 9, largely discussing city-run municipal elections.

After Milton moved to run its own elections, sister cities are following quickly in its wake. Alpharetta, Roswell and Johns Creek officials have all met this week in a movement

"Given the excellence I’ve seen, our team’s quality, and our citizens’ tremendous support, I have every reason to believe Milton will continue to set the example for others to follow,"

The City of Milton is set to conduct its own 2023 municipal elections, and it likely will save more than $250,000 doing it. Thats after more than a year of

The committee tasked with determining whether it’s feasible that Milton conduct its own elections, presented its findings to the City Council Dec. 5 and included an eye-opening comprehensive cost analysis.