Milton’s Certified Comprehensive Plan
Date Posted: Monday, January 14th, 2019Click to view the 2018, Certified Comprehensive Plan: Milton Comprehensive Plan 2018 – Certified Updated Comprehensive Plan Maps A – C Updated Comprehensive Plan Maps D – F Updated Comprehensive Plan Maps – G – J Updated Comprehensive Plan Maps – K & L
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Press Release: Candidates deemed elected for 2019 Annual Municipal Election
Date Posted: Thursday, January 3rd, 2019For immediate release: January 3, 2019 TOWN OF MILTON 2019 Annual Municipal Election The 2019 Annual Municipal Election candidate filing deadline was Wednesday, January 2, at 5:00 p.m. This year’s Election was open for Mayor and two Town Council seats. One citizen declared candidacy for Mayor: Theodore Kanakos. Two citizens declared their candidacy for Town Council: Michael Cote and James Garde. In accordance with Town Charter Section 7(l), which reads “In the event that only one person files for an office for which an election is to be held within the time set forth in Section 6 of this Charter, the person who files shall be deemed to be elected for a full term and it shall not be necessary to have an election”, there will not be an Annual Election. Incumbent Mayor Ted Kanakos, and incumbent Councilmen Michael Cote and James Garde are deemed elected. […]
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Hurricane Preparedness Information
Date Posted: Monday, September 10th, 2018Red Cross: Get Ready for Disasters Hurricane Preparedness Pet Preparedness Tips Red Cross Disaster Preparedness Checklist
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Chesapeake Utilities, Natural Gas Expansion Survey – survey closes October 19th!
Date Posted: Tuesday, July 31st, 2018Thank you to those that have completed the Chesapeake Utilities, Natural Gas Expansion survey for the Town of Milton. So far, we have received approximately 215 responses. The survey will be available until Friday, October 19th. Please take a couple seconds to complete the survey on your interest in natural gas. This survey is not a binding commitment, but rather determining interest should natural gas be available. Without your response, the Town and Chesapeake are unable to conclude the community’s interest in natural gas. Here is the link: http://www.chpkgas.com/
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Water System Improvements Referendum – July 21, 2018: Updated with Referendum Results
Date Posted: Monday, June 18th, 2018REFERENDUM RESULTS: 531 Total Votes; 493 In Support and 38 Against WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS REFERENDUM Saturday, July 21, 2018 Milton Town Hall 8:00am – 6:00 pm Notice is hereby given to the residents and to the property owners, including revocable trusts, partnerships and corporations, of the Town of Milton that a referendum for the purpose of voting for or against the borrowing of up to $895,000.00 on the full faith, credit and taxing power of the town. The borrowing of $895,000.00 is a total of two loans: one loan in the amount of $500,000.00 to fund the Shipbuilders Well and Treatment Facility; and one loan in the amount of $395,000.00 to fund the Wagamons Water Main Extension. Please note that the inclusion of Shipbuilders and Wagamons in the project titles merely represents location. The two projects increase town-wide resilience, drinking water quality, fire flow, and the ability […]
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2018 Water System Improvements and Information Sessions for Referendum
Date Posted: Monday, May 7th, 20182018 Water System Improvements and Information Sessions for Referendum In 2015, the Town of Milton received a Drinking Water Planning Grant to map and model the water system, and develop a report of water system improvements to increase resilience, fire flow, and the ability to operate during and after a large storm event. After completion of the mapping and modeling of the water system, scenarios were conducted in the water model. The following water system improvements were the results and recommendations of the water system model: Install the Wagamons water main extension Install a new well and treatment facility Build a new storage facility Replace failing water mains, along Atlantic Avenue / Bay Avenue Chestnut Street Route 16, Atlantic Street, and Orchard / Union Streets Improve low flow hydrants With much consideration of the Drinking Water Planning Grant report and recommendations, all projects were submitted to Delaware Department of Natural […]
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Milton – 2nd Safest City in Delaware
Date Posted: Tuesday, May 1st, 2018I am extremely proud to announce that Milton has been named by SafeWise as the 2nd Safest City in Delaware. We were 8th in 2016, and 4th in 2017. (Stats are based upon the crimes from the previous year). Our staff is committed to excellence and we are determined to be the Number 1 Safest City in Delaware. I must say THANK YOU to my staff, our citizens, businesses, houses of worship, schools, town employees, town elected officials and allied agencies. We believe we will accomplish this goal with the continued proactive partnerships we have established within our community. Milton PD sends our congratulations to all those who made the Top 10. Sincerely, Robert J. Longo Chief of Police Milton Police Department https://www.safewise.com/blog/safest-cities-delaware/
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CodeRED Community Notification System Press Release, and registration link
Date Posted: Friday, March 2nd, 2018PRESS RELEASE March 2, 2018 Town of Milton contracts with CodeRED to provide Emergency Notification Services Town of Milton, Delaware – Following a thorough evaluation and review of alerting systems, the Town of Milton has implemented CodeRED, a high-speed emergency mass notification service provided by OnSolve, LLC. The CodeRED system will serve as the backbone of the Milton’s emergency communications outreach to businesses and citizens. The system sends telephone calls, text messages, emails and posts to social media channels to inform residents to better protect life and property. CodeRED was selected for its reliability and accuracy, as well as the system’s wide spread adoption rates across the U.S. CodeRED’s robust notification system will provide Milton officials with a reliable, easy-to-use interface to quickly deliver critical information to our citizens during emergencies. We are eager to use this innovative technology to enhance our emergency preparedness plans. […]
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“State of the Town” presentation from February 5, 2018
Date Posted: Tuesday, February 6th, 20182018 State of the Town
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Sussex County EOC: Preparedness a must, no matter the season
Date Posted: Wednesday, January 10th, 2018Preparedness a must, no matter the season Georgetown, Del. (Thu., Nov. 30, 2017): Storms come and go from one season to the next, but the need to have a preparedness plan is a constant whatever the weather. The Sussex County Emergency Operations Center reminds the public that preparation is a must before any season, whether it’s ahead of hurricane season that ends in November or the nor’easter season that runs from now until to March. Residents and property owners are encouraged to check supplies, monitor weather conditions, and take appropriate action if directed this winter season. “The seasons are changing, but the message remains the same – always have a plan, and always be prepared for Mother Nature no matter the time of year,” Sussex County EOC Director Joseph L. Thomas said. “We were fortunate this year to see little in the way of tropical activity here in Delaware, but just […]
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