Milton officials take new look at zoning uses
Milton officials have begun reviewing the city’s zoning rules after the City Council rejected an ordinance that would have allowed a tattoo shop to open downtown.
Milton adopts $72.4 million budget for upcoming fiscal year
The Milton City Council adopted a $72.4 million budget for the upcoming fiscal year on Sept. 15, up $10.2 million.
Milton council may revisit downtown tattoo ordinance
Milton Councilmember Larry McKee has given notice to the council that next month he will ask members to reconsider their vote on an ordinance change that would allow a tattoo shop to open downtown.
Sebastiao seeks return to Milton City Council
Shari Sebastiao seeks a Milton City Council seat this November, saying her past experience and continued involvement make her the better candidate.
Milton Fire Department gets $25K grant for rescue equipment
The Milton Fire Department has been awarded $25,195 in grant funding for new rescue equipment, according to a news release from the city of Milton on Sept. 16.
Milton City Council rejects downtown tattoo ordinance 4-3
Aaron Riley had signed a lease on a Willing Street business and begun repainting the store when he learned tattooing wasn’t allowed in downtown Milton. On Sept. 8, the City Council voted 4-3 to keep it that way.
Milton announced Labor Day changes
The city of Milton has announced changes to trash pickup schedules for the upcoming Labor Day holiday.
City of Milton highlights Robbie the Robot
Painting the lines on the football field at the Milton Recreation Center used to take three men more than a day and 15 gallons of paint. Now, it takes one robot about four hours and seven gallons of paint
Milton announces road repaving projects
The city of Milton will begin resurfacing several city streets Monday, Aug. 31, through Sept. 14, weather permitting, as part of ongoing roadway maintenance and improvements.
Milton Library to close for renovations
The Milton Library will be closed temporarily as county staff look to bring new improvements to the facility, according to a news release from Santa Rosa County officials.


















