City of Milton, Georgia
City of Milton, Georgia
Milton’s Community Development Department evaluates issues relative to development occurring within Milton. Departmental resources are divided into Planning and Zoning, Permitting and Development Review, Code Enforcement and the Department contracts for Building Inspection Services.
The Department employs 10 full-time staff members and is dedicated to providing citizens with the highest quality development and preservation of natural resources through protection of Milton’s rural character in accordance with the Comprehensive Plan. The City covers 38.52 square miles and serves a population of about 38,771. The residential makeup of the City consists of a median age of 39.1 years, a per capita income of $54,103 with a median household income of $115,814, and a median home value of $472,514.
Milton’s Director of Community Development is appointed by and serves at the pleasure of the City Manager. The Director reports to an Assistant City Manager. The selected candidate will have a firm understanding and respect for the unique character of Milton. The Director must have a clear and passionate commitment to preserving Milton as a premier city that strives to promote a high quality of life, creates a strong sense of community and place and a respect for its cherished rural heritage. For more information about Milton, visit the City on the web at www.cityofmiltonga.us .
Milton’s Community Development Department evaluates issues relative to development occurring within Milton. Departmental resources are divided into Planning and Zoning, Permitting and Development Review, Code Enforcement and the Department contracts for Building Inspection Services.
The Department employs 10 full-time staff members and is dedicated to providing citizens with the highest quality development and preservation of natural resources through protection of Milton’s rural character in accordance with the Comprehensive Plan. The City covers 38.52 square miles and serves a population of about 38,771. The residential makeup of the City consists of a median age of 39.1 years, a per capita income of $54,103 with a median household income of $115,814, and a median home value of $472,514.
Milton’s Director of Community Development is appointed by and serves at the pleasure of the City Manager. The Director reports to an Assistant City Manager. The selected candidate will have a firm understanding and respect for the unique character of Milton. The Director must have a clear and passionate commitment to preserving Milton as a premier city that strives to promote a high quality of life, creates a strong sense of community and place and a respect for its cherished rural heritage. For more information about Milton, visit the City on the web at www.cityofmiltonga.us .