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The City of Milton is open for business, with many ongoing changes in an effort to prevent the potential spread of the novel Coronavirus strain known as COVID-19.

For information on the State's 'Shelter-In-Place' Order, click HERE for related 'Questions and Answers.' Read Mayor Lockwood's statement on the Order by clicking HERE.

ALL CITY FACILITIES ARE CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC, including City Hall, Fire Stations, and Police Headquarters. For full release, click HERE.

Milton City officials have been working with public health and emergency services partners around the region to assess and respond to COVID-19.

Below is information so that you can handle City-related issues online or over the phone.

• Call the City: 678.242.2500
• Email the City: info@cityofmiltonga.us

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We appreciate your patience and understanding. Please check this page, as well as our social media pages, for updates.

If you have questions about the novel Caronavirus, the State of Georgia has a new COVID-19 hotline: 844.442.2681

If you believe that you are experiencing symptoms, or have been exposed to virus, call your primary care doctor, an urgent care facility or your local federally qualified healthcare center. Please do not show up unannounced at an emergency room or healthcare facility.

RESOURCES

Milton has put together a list of resources during the COVID-19 state of emergency, including medical assistance, senior assistance, transportation, food insecure services, food and grocery delivery services, and more.

UPDATES

CITY COUNCIL AMENDS EMERGENCY ORDINANCE

In a Special Called Meeting on April 23, Milton's City Council approved an amendment of the Emergency Ordinance to allow for more flexibility in considering certain policy-making changes unrelated to the COVID-19 pandemic. The amended Emergency Ordinance still prohibits public hearings and decisions on land-use matters and long-term strategic plans. It changes, however, by allowing for work on ordinances (not related to “land use”) – a “practical loosening of the reigns” to prevent too much of a backlog in City government operations, according to City Attorney Ken Jarrard. It extends through May 19.

A full recap of the meeting can be found HERE.

The amended ordinance can be found HERE.

After Thursday, the City Council will hold its next 'regular' meeting -- also virtually -- beginning at 6 p.m. on Monday, April 27.

GOVERNOR ANNOUNCES BUSINESS CHANGES

On April 20, Gov. Brian Kemp announced that several types of businesses that once had been ordered closed can reopen if their operators take certain mitigation measures. These businesses include gyms, fitness centers, bowling alleys, body art studios, massage parlors, hair salons, and estheticians. The Order -- set to take effect Friday, April 24 -- can be found HERE.

Alien shooter 2 reloaded mission 3 0. The Governor also said dine-in service would be allowed at restaurants starting Monday, April 27. A few days later, he outlined 39 requirements for them to do so as part of a new, 26-page Order. The latter Order said 'shelter-in-place' would end April 30 for all but the medically fragile and seniors, though a statewide 'social distancing' Order would remain in effect through May 13. That Order can found HERE.

VIRTUAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING ON APRIL 15

Starting at 6 p.m. on April 15, Milton's City Council held its first ever virtual meeting. The public could participate via Zoom or watch the live stream of the meeting on the City of Milton, GA Facebook page .

A full rundown of the meeting can be be found HERE. Among the highlights, the Council extended the City's Emergency Ordinance for another 30 days, effective April 20. A copy of that Ordinance can be found HERE.

And all members also approved the 16 items on the meeting's Consent Agenda, details of which can be found HERE.

GOVERNOR KEMP EXTENDS STATEWIDE SHELTER IN PLACE ORDER, TO TAKE EFFECT APRIL 3 AT 6 P.M.

On April 2, 2020, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed a statewide “shelter in place” Order. It originally went into effect at 6 p.m. on Friday, April 3. Five days later, he announced that the 'shelter in place' order would be extended to April 30.

The Order – which supersedes relevant county and city ordinances – can be read HERE.
“All residents and visitors of the State of Georgia are required to shelter in place within their homes or places of resident,” the Order states. Exceptions are when:
1.) Conducting or participating in Essential Services
This includes getting food, medicine, supplies to work from home, “and essential maintenance of the home or residence.” Activities “essential” for household members’ health and safety are allowed.
So is “engaging in outdoor exercise activities so long as a minimum distance of six feet is maintained … between all persons who are not occupants of the same household or residence.” In other words, people can outside for walks or runs, so long as they maintain social distancing.
2.) “Performing Necessary Travel”
3.) Engaging in Minimum Basic Operations for a business, establishment, corporation, non-profit or organization not classified as Critical Infrastructure.
Many businesses can remain open if they abide by the Order’s social distancing, sanitation, and other health-related mitigation requirements.
4.) Working in the 16 sectors that the U.S. government deems to be “Critical Infrastructure”
Those unsure if their business or sector is “critical” can contact the Georgia Department of Economic Development at 404-962-4000.
Gov. Kemp’s order prohibits dine-in service at restaurants statewide, while also mandating the closures of gyms, theaters, concert halls, bars, hair salons, and certain other establishments.
A person can only visit someone else if it’s to provide health-related supplies, “support [a] person to conduct activities of daily living” and “providing necessary supplies and services” like delivering food.
The Order gives the State of Georgia the authority to “mandate the closure of any business, establishment, corporation, non-profit corporation, or organization not in compliance.”
Also on April 1, Governor Kemp ordered all K-12 public schools to be closed through the end of the school year.

SUSPENDED ORDINANCES TO SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESSES

Original post: March 23, 2020

Updated: March 30, 2020

Mayor Joe Lockwood, exercising authority given by Milton's City Council, took the first of what could be many steps to support Milton businesses. These four orders aim to assist the restaurant and retail industries in Milton 'to promote the safety, protection and well-being of the inhabitants of the city.' All of the below ordinances are temporary through the duration of the emergency.

• Allow an existing business that hosts private, catered events to sell prepared meals for pick-up and delivery. The to-go meals can only be picked up for no more than three total hours per day, sometime between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. The facility cannot offer dine-in service. Little River Farms is the only eligible establishment. Read the full order HERE. (Note: This order was signed on March 30.)

• Permit the equivalent of 'take-out' alcohol sales at Milton table-service restaurants - so that customers can purchase sealed bottles of wine and beer without having to go inside. This also means restaurant owners would not have to apply for 'package' permits. Read the full order HERE. (Note: This order was signed on March 23.)
  
• Allow reasonable new temporary signs, allowing establishments to bypass the normal permitting process and the need to walk into City Hall. These signs - which must apply to current standards - could tell people about things like altered hours of operation, special pricing, parking directions, take-out options, or simply that a place is open. Read the full order HERE. (Note: This order was signed on March 23.)
  
• Officially extend the deadline renewing Occupational Tax Certificates - a.k.a. business licenses - from March 31 through April 30. While City staff continue to process such renewals, this move should give business owners more financial flexibility and one less thing to worry about. Read the full order HERE. (Note: This order was signed on March 23.)
  
• Authorize restaurants with on-premise alcohol consumption licenses to defer their monthly excise tax payments for 'by-the-drink' sales through April 30, 2020. Read the full order HERE. (Note: This order was signed on March 23.)

PARK AND FACILITY CLOSURE

March 25, 2020:

Mayor Joe Lockwood has announced the closure of multiple Milton Parks and Recreation facilities in response to COVID-19.

• BELL MEMORIAL PARK: All six fields and the playground are closed, and bathrooms are locked. The southernmost parking lot is locked, while the northernmost one is open for those wishing to walk the park’s trails.
• BETHWELL COMMUNITY CENTER: CLOSED.
• BROADWELL PAVILION: CLOSED
• COX ROAD ATHLETIC FACILITY: CLOSED
• FORMER MILTON COUNTRY CLUB: CLOSED
• FRIENDSHIP COMMUNITY PARK: CLOSED

Milton’s trails remain open to the public at:

• BELL MEMORIAL PARK
• BIRMINGHAM PARK
• FREEDOM PARK
• PROVIDENCE PARK

MILTON CITY COUNCIL

On March 20, the Milton City Council unanimously approved an Emergency Ordinance that activated special, temporary mayoral powers for use in emergencies from the City's Code of Ordinances. You can read the approved Emergency Ordinance by clicking here,read a summary of the meeting by clicking here, or watch the meeting in its entirety using this link.

MILTON POLICE DEPARTMENT

Like the City as a whole, the Milton Police Department has instituted some precautions to protect both the public and officers during the current environment, including asking citizens to conduct routine matters online or by phone rather than visiting the police department. Below is additional information to assist in the effort to prevent the potential spread of the COVID-19 virus.

• CITIZENS SHOULD ALWAYS CALL 911 IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

• For non-emergency police services, call Milton's dispatch line 24/7 at 678-297-6300, Option 1. If in in doubt about which means to contact the police, call 911

• To ask a routine question, email pdinfo@cityofmiltonga.us

• To reach the Milton Police Department administrative offices during regular business hours, call 678-242-2570 or 678-242-2770
• As possible, Milton Police officers will take reports over the phone once complainant contact information has been received by either the dispatch center or police administrative staff

CLOSURES/CANCELLATIONS/POSTPONEMENTS

FACILITIES

• All Milton faculties closed to the public
• Milton Municipal Court: NOT IN SESSION through May 13*

*If you were scheduled to come to court during this time, you will receive mail regarding a rescheduled date

• City rental reservations (indoor and outdoor facilities) are CANCELED through at least April 19
• Thomas Byrd Sr. House (Milton Senior Center): CLOSED

PROGRAMS

• All Milton Parks and Recreation programming is CANCELED through at least April 19
• All Parks & Rec rental facility reservations (all fields, Bethwell Community Center, Community Place, Broadwell Pavilion) are CANCELED through at least April 19
• Milton parks are OPEN to the general public, but we ask that you use caution
• Village Volunteer meetings are CANCELED through at least April 19

EVENTS AND MEETINGS

ALL EVENTS/MEETINGS CANCELED OR POSTPONED THROUGH AT LEAST APRIL 19

• March 19 Fix-a-Leak Workshop: CANCELED
• March 20 Milton Disability Awareness Committee meeting: CANCELED
• March 21 Hazardous Household Chemical and Paint Collection: POSTPONED until further notice
• March 23 Milton Greenspace Advisory Committee: CANCELED
• March 24 Community Zoning Information Meeting: CANCELED
• March 25 Planning Commission Meeting: CANCELED
• March 28 Alive at 25 Driver Safety Course: CANCELED
• April 4 Community Egg Hunt: CANCELED
• April 14 Design Review Board Meeting: CANCELED
• April 15 Milton Equestrian Committee Meeting: CANCELED
• April 16 Parks and recreation Advisory Board Meeting: CANCELED
• April 17 Milton Disability Awareness Committee Meeting: CANCELED
• April 18 Earth Day in Milton: CANCELED
• April 20 City Council Working Session: CANCELED
• April 29 Fulton Golden Games Opening Ceremony: CANCELED

Please reach out to your City contact for all other meetings through at least April 19

FULTON COUNTY SCHOOLS

Effective Monday, March 16, 2020, Fulton County Schools, including all schools and administrative offices, will be closed until further notice. This action is being taken in an effort to slow the rapidly spreading COVID-19 virus. Students and all employees should not report to school or work until further notice.
UPDATE MARCH 26: All public schools in Milton and throughout Georgia will remain closed through April 24 -- with the earliest restart date being Monday, April 27 -- following an order signed Thursday by Gov. Brian Kemp aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19.
UPDATE APRIL 1: All public schools in Milton and throughout Georgia will remain closed through the end of the 2019-2020 school year.

FULTON COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM

Due to concerns over COVID-19 all Fulton County libraries, including the Milton Library, are closed until further notice. Current and upcoming programs and events are canceled and will be rescheduled for a later date.

The library is asking that patrons NOT return books during this closure. Library staff will adjust due dates and waive fines.

Digital resources such as Hoopla, Libby, Overdrive, Freegal, and more are always available on www.fulcolibrary.org/digitallibrary.

EARLY VOTING/PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY

Early voting has been suspended. The Georgia Presidential Preference Primary and Special Election is now scheduled for May 19, 2020. For details on voting, visit the Secretary of State website. .

EXTENSIONS

OCCUPATIONAL TAX RENEWALS

Business License The City of Milton has extended the deadline for occupational tax (business license) renewal to April 30. You can fill out the paperwork HERE and mail a check to:
City of Milton Finance Department
2006 Heritage Walk
Milton, GA 30004

PROPERTY TAX PAYMENTS

Property taxes can be paid by mail
City of Milton Finance Department
2006 Heritage Walk
Milton, GA 30004

• You can also Pay Your Taxes Online

NOTE: There is a 2.5% convenience fee for all credit card payments; checks can be mailed with no additional fee.

• If you have questions about property taxes or homestead exemptions, please email propertytaxes@cityofmiltonga.us.
• Senior homestead exemption applications may be mailed to City Hall or emailed to propertytaxes@cityofmiltonga.us. Please include a copy of a valid driver’s license and any proof of income.

BUSINESSES IN MILTON

Milton has put together a list of resources to assist businesses during this time, including loan options, important information from the Georgia Department of Labor, and local Small Business Assistance (SBA) organizations.

While the state is under a 'Shelter in Place' Order, “obtaining food and supplies” is still considered essential. So, if you do venture out to support the local economy, please remember to maintain the social distancing buffer and avoid congregating.

*As of April 6

SOCIAL DISTANCING

Social distancing are actions that communities can take to reduce face-to-face contact, which may help reduce the spread of disease. Please look at the infographic below, provided by the City of Redmond, Washington, to learn how to practice social distancing in your community.

More Information

For further information on COVID-19, visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) page: cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov. For more recommendations on what you can do at home, CDC has also put out a guide, which you can view HERE.

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