Milton Charter Commission Cleaning Up
The five-member panel looks to make city government more efficient after operating under a charter put together quickly.
Milton is in the middle of reviewing its 5-year-old charter, and the city wants your input, too. The Milton Charter Commission has met three times at City Hall, but hasn't moved much past the discussion stages, according to Chairman Ron Wallace, who was on the city's original committee to help create its charter and form a government. "It's been really laying out what we want to look at, what seems to be important for the city staff and City Council," he said. "At least my objective is to look at it and try to uncomplicate anything if it's complicated, and try to make it easier for the city to operate so they can be a little more efficient," Wallace said. The charter was developed very quickly, and he said a review is good every five years…
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