Back to the Home Page [To print please print each Resource page individually 1- 2- 3- 4- 5- 6 ] RESOURCE DIRECTORY for MILTON FAMILIES Town ServicesEmergency Fire and Police- Call 911. Milton Hospital 92 Highland Street 696-4600. Board of Selectmen- The Selectmen are the Chief Elected Officials and Executive Officers of the Town. The Board consists of three residents who are elected to three-year terms on a community-wide basis. At the beginning of their meetings, they hold a “Citizen’s Speak,” allowing any Milton resident to address them, for up to 3 minutes, on any issue of concern. To find out how to contact them, or when their meetings are scheduled, contact 617-898-4846 or http://www.townofmilton.org/Public_Documents/MiltonMA_BComm/selectmen Library- Main Library: http://www.miltonlibrary.org/ Town Hall- Provides information on a variety of other town services such as trash and snow removal, recycling, tax information, permits and inspections, Board of Health, Parks and Recreation, Board of Selectmen, and Town Clerk. Located at 525 Canton Ave. http://www.townofmilton.org/Public_Documents/MiltonMA_WebDocs/departments Council on Aging and Senior Center- Offers a variety of services and information for the aging community, including housing and transportation opportunities. 10 Walnut Street . Hours: Monday thru Friday 8:30AM - 4:00PM. (617) 898-4893 Voter Information and Civic InvolvementTown Clerk. For information on how to register to vote in Milton, to obtain absentee voting ballots, or to find out where you can vote on election day, contact the Town Clerk’s Office at Milton Town Hall, 525 Canton Ave. 617-898-4859. Hours 8:30am-5:00pm. More info at: Milton League of Women Voters- Get involved in promoting civic engagement in town. Learn more about how to become involved in town decision-making through elected or appointed positions and boards. Find out how to become a Town Meeting Member. www.lwvmilton.org or email Tim Lowney at voterservices@lwvmilton.org Town Moderator- Mr. Brian Walsh serves as Town Moderator. He oversees Town Meeting, the town’s “legislature” where many important local decisions are made. (To learn how to become a Town Meeting Member, contact Mr. Walsh or the League of Women Voters.) The Moderator also has the authority to appoint Milton residents to a variety of town boards and committees. Find out more about becoming involved in town politics and committees by contacting Moderator Walsh directly at 617-696-2594 or email him at brianmwalsh@miltonmoderator.com or his website http://www.townofmilton.org/Public_Documents/MiltonMA_Moderator/index Page 1 |