The City of Milton would like to welcome

new Interim City Manager Motimer

Smedley to the City staff.

 

Milton City Council approved the appointment of Smedley, of Sebastian, Fla., at the Oct. 20 Council meeting.

Smedley replaces Director of Public Safety Chris Lagerbloom who served as acting City Manager since the Sept. 24 resignation of City Manager Billy Beckett. The City will continue the search for a permanent replacement.

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In an attempt to create a culture of universal accessibility for all residents, the City of Milton has partnered with American with Disabilities expert Maria Latta.
 
Through this new partnership, Latta will consult with our City on compliance with the federal American Disabilities Act. Together, Milton and Latta will have the opportunity to "start from scratch" and build a foundation for accessibility that is sustainable into the future.  
 
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The City of Milton unveiled its roadside marker tribute to veterans this past Memorial Day. Now with Veterans Day approaching Nov. 11, the City is again asking for help in identifying area residents both living and fallen who served in the military. An information submission form is available online and at City Hall. The information provided is used to create the markers, which include the veteran's name, rank and any conflict in which he or she served.

You may also fax a form to Linda Blow at 678.242.2499 or mail to 13000 Deerfield Parkway, Suite 107-A/B, Milton, GA 30004.

Please note: If you already submitted information earlier this year for Memorial Day, you do not need to send your information again.

 

Please join us in celebrating the holiday season on Saturday Dec. 6 from 5-8 pm at the Crabapple Crossroads for the City's annual Milton Holiday Memories event.

 

Santa will be on hand - complete with a live reindeer - for children to share their secret wishes and get their picture taken. Everyone can enjoy hot chocolate, cider and S'mores while listening to carols sung by the Milton High School choir. Admission is free, and children will get a special gift from Santa. 

Brad Folley, a  14-year-old student and Milton resident, won a "Mayor of the Day," item at the Milton High School Gala silent auction. As a result, Brad and his father Chris, spent a day at City Hall with Mayor Joe Lockwood.

 

Brad got to visit with all of the departments including Community Development, Public Works, Court, Finance and more to learn what each person does to help run the City.

 

Brad and his dad ended their day with a trip to a Milton fire station and to the new Alpharetta 911 Center.