Citywide Revaluation Delayed

At the Common Council meeting on May 19, 2020, the Milton Common Council agreed to delay the Citywide Revaluation that was scheduled for 2020. As the City moved further into the COVID-19 shutdown, staff became increasingly concerned about creating additio...

Playgrounds are OPEN

The City of Milton officially opened all playgrounds at 8 a.m. on Thursday, May 21, at the end of Rock County’s Safer at Home Order.  Please note: The equipment will not be sanitized, and you should use the equipment at your own risk. &...

Rock County Reopening Plan

The Rock County Public Health Department announced Tuesday morning (5/19) they will be terminating their “Safer at Home” Order, effective Thursday May 21, 2020, at 8 a.m. In response to that termination, Rock County Public Health, in c...

Elizabeth Street - Director's Report

The Public Works Director’s report related to work to be completed on Elizabeth Street is available on the City’s website.  The report consists of the following sections:

• Schedule A – Preliminary Plan describ...

Milton Makes the Cover of The Municipality Magazine

Milton’s sense of community during the COVID-19 pandemic was highlighted on the cover of the May issue of the League of Wisconsin Municipalities The Municipality magazine.  The creation of the photo was spearheaded by Erin Weberpal from...

No Wipes Down Pipes

Important reminder from our Public Works Department: Even though a product may say "flushable" or "disposable," only toilet paper should be flushed.

Other products don’t break down like toilet paper does and can cause issues i...

City of Milton Operations and COVID-19

The City of Milton established a page on the City’s website dedicated to updates on City operations impacted by the coronavirus (COVID-19).  All updates on City operations will be posted to this page on the website and our social media ...

Board of Review Notice

The meeting of the City of Milton Board of Review on May 7, 2020 has adjourned. The Board will proceed to schedule a new meeting and provide notice thereof pursuant to the provisions of Wis. Stat. Sec. 70.47(2). At least 30 days before the first session o...

Governor Evers Suspends Utility Rules

Governor Tony Evers issued Emergency Order #11 on March 22, suspending several utility-related administrative rules.  Read the full press release here.  

Immediately following the governor’s emergency order, Public Service Commi...

Dog & Cat Licenses - Deadline Extended to June 1, 2020

Dog and cat licenses for 2020 are available at City Hall, 710 S. Janesville Street. Due to the closure of City Hall effective Marcy 17 (except for voter registration and absentee voting), the deadline to purchase licenses for your pets has been extended t...

4th of July Parade Registration Forms Available

Registration forms are available on the City’s website and from Derek Henze at Edward Jones, 691 S. Janesville Street (next to Anytime Fitness). Derek is serving as the parade coordinator again for 2020.  All forms must be submitted to ...

Bi-Monthly Newsletters

The City of Milton is including bi-monthly newsletters with timely reminders and updates with the utility bills. The bi-monthly newsletters are uploaded to the City’s website as well.

Sign up to receive email notifications when a new bi-monthly n...

2020 Collection Calendar

Trying to find information on Refuse/Recycling Collection?  Yard Waste Collection?  Leaf or Brush Collection?  The 2020 Collection Calendar is available online and at City Hall, 710 S. Janesville Street.  There is also ...

Four Rock County Fire Departments Introduce New Partnership

Four Rock County fire departments are announcing a partnership that will allow the departments to respond to every day emergencies more quickly.

Using automatic vehicle locator technology (AVL), which utilizes GPS, to dispatch the closest available emergen...

Emerald Ash Borer Identified & Confirmed in City of Milton

On Friday, February 13, 2015, the presence of Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) was identified and confirmed in Veterans Park on West High Street in the City of Milton. Department of Public Works staff brought their findings to the Wisconsin Department of Natural R...