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Milton, PA 17847
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Phone: 570.742.8759
Fax: 570.742.2322
Email: ssandstrom@miltonpa.org
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Milton Borough Storm Damage Clean-up:
Beginning on Monday, July 26, 2021, the Milton Borough Public Works Department will begin a Borough-wide storm damage clean-up.
The only material that will be accepted for this clean-up will be brush.
Bushes with roots or tree stumps will not be accepted.
The limbs and brush are to be placed on the sidewalk side of the curb NO LATER THAN 7:00 A.M. on the scheduled pick-up day.
This pick-up will be for one week only. The chipper will not spend more than 10 minutes per residence.
The only reason the Borough will pick-up in an alley is if the alley is the only access to the property.
The schedule will be as follows: (RAIN OR SHINE)
Monday 7/26/2021 1st Ward
Tuesday 7/27/2021 2nd Ward
Wednesday 7/28/2021 3rd Ward
Thursday 7/29/2021 4th Ward
Friday 7/30/2021 5th Ward
WE’RE HIRING! 2021 SEASONAL STAFF
LINK TO BORUGH JOB APPLICATION, CLICK LINK HERE: Borough Employment Application
Milton Borough Council Meeting will be hybrid with Council meeting in the Chambers and the public may choose to attend via Zoom on in-person 7/14/2021 at 7:00PM
The Milton Borough Council Meeting will be held in Council Chambers this evening 7/14/2021, Public is welcome to attend either in-person on via Zoom. Instructions to join via Zoom below:
Topic: Milton Borough Council Meeting 7/14/2021
Time: Jul 14, 2021 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting via Computer or Smart-Cellular Device:
Meeting ID: 469 784 5083
Passcode: Boro
Join Zoom Meeting via Land-line or Non-smart Cellular Device:
+1 929 205 6099 US (New York)
Meeting ID: 469 784 5083
Passcode: 464943
Declaration of Disaster Updated 3-25-2020 Resolution Ratifying Declaration of Disaster 3-25-2020
DECLARATION OF EMERGENCY
(UPDATED 3/25/2020)
WHEREAS, a novel coronavirus known as ‘COVID-19’ has been declared a “public health emergency of international concern” by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC); and
WHEREAS, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, has declared a National Emergency under the Stafford Act; and
WHEREAS, through a Proclamation of Disaster Emergency by Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf, the Pennsylvania Department of Health declared COVID-19 a public health emergency; and
WHEREAS, COVID-19 has the potential to place the Milton Borough in a significant public health emergency; and
WHEREAS, the COVID-19 has the potential to endanger the health, safety and welfare of a substantial number of persons residing in Milton Borough and threatens to create problems greater in scope than the Milton Borough may be able to resolve; and
WHEREAS, emergency management measures are required to reduce the severity of such disaster and to protect the health, safety and welfare of affected residents and businesses in Milton; and
WHEREAS, this threat of imminent disaster and emergency has the potential to cause significant adverse impacts upon the population, schools, businesses, local government services and others throughout Milton;
NOW, THEREFORE, the Mayor of Milton Borough, pursuant to the provisions of Section 7501 of the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Services Code, (35 PA C.S., Section 7501), as amended, and Pennsylvania Borough Code Book Ch. 10A 8 § 10A07 do hereby declare the existence of an emergency in Milton Borough;
FURTHER, I direct the Borough Manager and Chief of Police or their designee to coordinate the activities of the emergency response, to take all appropriate actions needed to alleviate the effects of this emergency, to aid in the restoration of normal daily proceedings, and to take any other emergency response action deemed necessary to respond to this emergency.
STILL FURTHER, we authorize officials of Milton Borough to act as necessary to meet the current exigencies of this emergency, namely: by the employment of temporary workers, by the rental of equipment, by the purchase of supplies and materials, and by entering into such contracts and agreements for the performance of public work as may be required to meet the emergency, all without regard to those time-consuming procedures and formalities normally prescribed by law, mandatory constitutional requirements excepted.
This Declaration shall take effect immediately and shall extend indefinitely until such time that the Mayor or Borough Council deems it appropriate to rescind.
Right to Know Request Form
How to obtain records from the Borough of Milton:
- Fill out this form RTKRequestForm
- You must describe the records you want in as much detail as possible so the Borough can identify the records you are seeking.Always remember: The Right-to-Know Law provides access to records or documents, so that is what you must request. Do not ask the Borough to answer questions for you. Agencies are required to provide records. They are not required to provide answers to your questions.
- The Borough has five business days to respond to any request.(The first of those days is the first business day after your request is received.)Under certain circumstances–such as when legal review or redaction are necessary, or when the request is extensive–an agency may take up to 30 additional days to give you a full response. But it still must respond within that first five business days, notifying you of the time extension.
- You should indicate if you want copies made of the records, if you want electronic copies, or if you simply want to come to the Borough office and inspect the records. If you want certified copies made, indicate that as well.Agencies may charge you a per-page fee for making copies, which can add up quickly (you can request to be notified if fees exceed $100).
- You can make a request four ways: by mail, by fax, by e-mail, or in person. No matter how you submit it, always keep a copy of the request for yourself. You will need it if you wish to file an appeal.