Milton Borough Blight Committee discussed its purpose and priorities for property code enforcement. The committee, with Code Enforcement Officer Mr. Klingler, reviewed the International Property Maintenance Code and typical violations under the borough's Quality of Life Ordinance.
Milton council approves $121,824 in CDBG funding for three community development projects during a public hearing. The projects selected on motion from Ms. Fawess and seconded by Mr. Scheimreif are Stormwater Mitigation for Sugar and Mill Alley, Slum Blight Removal, and SEDA-COG administration. The
Milton Borough Council approves zoning change for auto-wrecking and scrap processing operations. The 7-1 vote on Ordinance 1265 allows the uses as permitted in the Economic Development District, enabling Direct Recovery to expand to a site at Cameron Avenue and Cherry Street. Direct Recovery owners
Milton Borough Council approves part-time code officer hire. Council voted to expand code enforcement operations by authorizing a part-time Code officer position. Council also approved execution of Quit Claim Deeds for vacated portions of Second and Third Street, subject to Borough Solicitor
Milton Council accepts Councilwoman Mabus resignation effective March 31. Councilwoman Mabus' departure was approved on motion from Ms. Fawess, seconded by Mrs. Meckley. In related business, the council approved payment of bills totaling $132,079.82 from multiple accounts. Comcast agreed to
Milton Borough Council approves Curt Zettlemoyer to serve as dual borough manager and police chief. The council formalized Terms of Employment for the part-time role, making permanent an interim arrangement approved in January. President Walker oversaw the meeting, which also approved $105,042.08
Milton Council unanimously promotes two police officers at March meeting. At its March 11 meeting, Borough Council promoted Corporal Daniel Zettelmoyer to Sergeant and Patrolman Kurt Henrie to Corporal, effective March 25, 2026. Council President Walker said promoting Zettelmoyer was an honor;
Milton Borough Council approves $169,500 road contract. Council voted unanimously to award the Marsh Road Paving Contract to Big Rock Paving, LLC, with completion required by June 30, 2026, and also approved recreational usage agreements for Legion Baseball (three teams) and Milton Pirates Baseball
Milton Borough Council nominated Jonathan Garman to fill the vacant 4th Ward seat in a 5-1 vote, with President Walker abstaining. Garman was selected from three candidates interviewed for the position. Council approved a $1,500 stipend and salary increase to $65,156 for Secretary/Treasurer
Milton Borough Council held reorganization, electing new officers and appointing interim manager. Council elected Mr. Walker as President, Mr. Moralez as Vice President, and Mrs. Meckley as Chairperson Pro-tem. The council appointed Curt Zettlemoyer as Interim Borough Manager until April 25, 2026;
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