- Milton, WA | Official Website
Milton, WA 98354 Phone: 253-922-8733 Email the City of Milton City Hall Hours: Monday-Thursday 7:30am-4:30pm
- Our Community | Milton, WA
Learn more about the parks and trails in Milton Report a Pothole or Streetlight Outage Use our Request Tracker to report potholes and streetlight issues Residents Discover information and resources for local residents Voter Registration Find out how to register to vote online, in-person, or by mail
- Calendar • Regular City Council Meeting Public Hearing
Documentation is available to the public upon request or can be reviewed at the City’s permit portal, search by project number This hearing will take place in the City of Milton Council Chambers located at 1000 Laurel Street, Milton, Washington
- Pay My Utility Bill Online | Milton, WA
For online payments, the City of Milton uses Xpress Bill Pay As well as payments you can also access online Utility Account information For assistance, please contact Xpress Bill Pay directly at 866-779-1510
- CITY OF MILTON
“City”: Means the City of Milton, Washington, Pierce King County, a municipal corporation, existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Washington “Contract Documents”: The contract documents shall consist of the following and in case of conflicting provisions, the first mention shall have precedence These documents
- Jobs Hiring | Milton, WA
Milton Police Department uses Public Safety Testing to do all of its testing for Entry level candidates For Lateral candidates, please email the Milton Police Department Access information on testing, hiring, and pay and benefits
- 2025 Budget - Final
City of Milton, Washington 2025 Budget Transfers Out from the Real Estate Excise Tax, Traffic Impact Fees, and Parks Impact Fees Funds increased by a combined total of $1,550,000 as well
- History of Milton | Milton, WA
The construction of the Interurban Railway in the early 1900’s, running through Milton between Seattle and Tacoma, helped Milton’s growth Shortly after the first public school house was built in 1903, the Milton Land Company filed the first town plat, offering land for as little as $29 an acre
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