13000 Deerfield Parkway Suite
107 Milton, GA 30004 • Get directions
Emergencies
Call 911
Non-emergency Police/Fire
678.297.6300, Option 1
Public Safety Department
678.242.2570
In the Spotlight
Three new businesses open in Milton
Despite recession, city sees empty space utilized
In a time when empty office and retail space is a common sign of the recession, the City of Milton welcomed three new businesses in existing locations.
Ranging from Exide's laboratory for emerging battery technology, an information and expertise hub for a world-wide healthcare luminary Philips and a locally-owned UC Fitness center, each new Milton business represents an important segment of the city's diverse and thriving local economy.
"It's nice to know that these high-quality businesses recognize Milton as a great place to relocate or fulfill their goals and dreams," said Mayor Joe Lockwood.
Come have barbecue with Milton's finest for a great cause
As part of the Milton Police Department's ongoing fundraising efforts for the Special Olympics of Georgia "Polar Plunge," officers will be serving lunch at Dickey's Barbecue Pit in Milton Tuesday, Feb. 9 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The 2009 Milton Annual Report is now available at City Hall and online.
Milton citizens who receive tax bills from the city will see the 2009 Annual Report in their mailbox as a service of their government. Those who were not included in Milton's mailing, or those who would like more copies, can pick them up for free at any entrance in City Hall.
The Milton Police Department has partnered with CrimeReports.com to bring online crime data and mapping to its citizens. The web-based software went live today and is available at the city's Web site, www.cityofmiltonga.us, 24 hours a day.
This service is free to the public and allows citizens to view data online and receive alerts about activity near their work, home or school.
To use the system, click on the map above or the "Crime Reports" logo on your left. Crime Reports is also availble on every page of the "Police" section of this Web site under the "Departments" tab above.
Fulton County Animal Services is hosting the 'Adopt-A-Sweetheart' event through Feb. 14 at its offices, located at 860 Marietta Blvd. in Atlanta.
Prospective adopters must complete a short adoption application and contract. There is an adoption fee of $85 for dogs and $65 for cats. This includes a health exam, spay/neuter, de-wormer, booster shot, heartworm test, fecal test, rabies shot and a pet license.
Adopters can usually take their new pet home the same day.
For more information contact Fulton County Animal Services at 404-794-0358 or click here.
Get your Milton news fix right here
Did you know that the City of Milton's Web site maintains a full archive of media clips from multiple news sources, including the Milton Herald, Milton Beacon, Milton Neighbor, Atlanta Journal Constitution and television news programs?
To view the latest headlines, just click here or on the "News" tab above, then choose "Milton in the News."
News Briefs
Polar Plunge fundraising totals
Help
Milton Police raise money for the Special Olympics of
Georgia Polar Plunge Feb. 20 by clicking the link above
and donating to Team Milton.
Parks and Recreation begins accepting college interns
The Parks and Recreation Department is now accepting college interns to work with Director Cyndee Bonacci. • Click here to learn more
Prevent crime: Lock your car
Milton Police Capt. Shawn McCarty said in the
last two weeks officers have responded to multiple
incidents in residential areas where small, easy to grab
personal and electronic items were stolen from unlocked
cars. Locked cars were not affected. • Click here for tips to prevent becoming
a victim of crime.
The Milton Disability Awareness Committee (MDAC)
wants you!
Please see further information on current
rezoning/use permits here.
Coyote sightings
Recently, the City of Milton
has received a number of calls from residents concerned
about coyotes in the area. To learn more about the
animals and why they are migrating into residential
tracts, click on the links below. Coyotes
in metro Atlanta National
Geographic
Objective:
Maintain Milton's unique and rural attributes while
providing for appropriate improvements to the
transportation infrastructure. • Transportation Plan
site
• 
Non-emergencies, 
• 
As part of the Milton Police Department's ongoing fundraising efforts for the Special Olympics of Georgia "Polar Plunge," officers will be serving lunch at Dickey's Barbecue Pit in Milton Tuesday, Feb. 9 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Looking for that perfect Valentine's Day gift? 
Did you know that the City of Milton's Web site maintains a full archive of media clips from multiple news sources, including the Milton Herald, Milton Beacon, Milton Neighbor, Atlanta Journal Constitution and television news programs?
Milton Police Capt. Shawn McCarty said in the
last two weeks officers have responded to multiple
incidents in residential areas where small, easy to grab
personal and electronic items were stolen from unlocked
cars. Locked cars were not affected. 
Milton is currently accepting applications for
several open positions: Police Recruits.
