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Town of Milton

Public-sector town delivering community services

Overview

Milton is a public-sector municipality serving over 110,000 residents by providing accessible services, programs, and facilities. It operates municipal services and community events (e.g., the fall concert series at Milton Croatian Park) and uses Talk Milton to involve residents in shaping local projects and policies. It differentiates itself by prioritizing barrier-free access and active community participation rather than profit, with revenue from municipal services and events. Its goal is to create an inclusive, barrier-free environment that welcomes new residents, businesses, and visitors while supporting sustainable regional development.

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About Town of Milton

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Why Town of Milton is rated
B-
Rated B on Competitive Edge
Rated B on Growth Potential
Rated C on Differentiation

Industries

Government & Public SectorSocial Impact

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

Grant

Total Funding

$180K

Headquarters

Milton, Canada

Founded

1857

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What believers are saying

  • Milton allocated $57.8 million to infrastructure in 2026, reinforcing long-term connectivity.
  • Transit expands in September 2026 across Boyne, Derry Green, and Milton Education Village.
  • The Town is adding firefighters, a pumper truck, and library services for growth areas.

What critics are saying

  • Development-charge dependence funds 71 percent of capital spending; a housing slowdown breaks the model.
  • 2026 construction closes roads citywide; resident backlash can punish council before 2027 budget votes.
  • Rapid growth strains libraries, transit, and fire capacity; service failures would erode Milton’s place-brand.

What makes Town of Milton unique

  • Milton’s 2026 budget funds 134 projects, emphasizing roads, transit, and public facilities.
  • The Town ties service delivery to a 2023-2027 Strategic Plan and public engagement.
  • Milton’s NG9-1-1 rollout modernizes emergency response across fire, police, and dispatch systems.

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Funding

Total Funding

$180k

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Funded Over

1 Rounds

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Benefits

  • Employee Assistance Program
  • Paid Vacation
  • Flexible Work Hours
  • Hybrid Work Options
  • Employee Discounts

Growth & Insights and Company News

6 month growth

0%

1 year growth

8%

2 year growth

8%
GlobeNewswire
Oct 1st, 2026
Milton Hydro earns IHSA Award for 1 million hours worked without a lost-time injury.

Milton Hydro earns IHSA Award for 1 million hours worked without a lost-time injury. October 01, 2026 09:00 ET | Source: Milton Hydro "At the end of the day, success isn't measured by milestones alone. It's measured by the culture we build together and by ensuring our people have the support..." "Reaching one million hours worked without a lost-time injury is a remarkable accomplishment and a reflection of the commitment Milton Hydro employees bring..." "In an industry where employees regularly work around high-risk energized equipment, in challenging environments and under changing conditions, achievements..." "One million hours represents far more than a number," MILTON, Ontario, Oct. 01, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Nearly a decade of commitment to workplace safety has earned Milton Hydro Distribution Inc. (Milton Hydro) the Infrastructure Health and Safety Association's (IHSA) Recognition of Performance Achievement Milestone Award for achieving 1 million hours worked without a lost-time injury. Presented by IHSA President and CEO, Enzo Garritano, during a staff celebration, the award recognizes the collective efforts of employees across the organization who consistently put safety at the centre of their work. "Reaching one million hours worked without a lost-time injury is a remarkable accomplishment and a reflection of the commitment Milton Hydro employees bring to workplace safety every day," said Enzo Garritano, President and CEO of IHSA. "In an industry where employees regularly work around high-risk energized equipment, in challenging environments and under changing conditions, achievements like this do not happen by chance. They are the result of strong leadership, engaged employees, and a culture where safety is embedded in every aspect of the work." The achievement represents a steady progression of safety excellence, following milestones of 250,000 hours in 2019, 500,000 hours in 2023, and 750,000 hours in 2025. Reaching one million hours reflects years of continuous improvement, employee engagement, and a shared focus on protecting one another both in the field and in the workplace. "One million hours represents far more than a number," said Troy Hare, President and CEO of Milton Hydro. "It represents people looking out for one another. It reflects the choices our employees make every day to put Safety Above All Else, whether they're planning a job, responding to an outage, working in the field, or supporting operations from the office. This achievement belongs to every member of our team, past and present, whose dedication has helped make Safety Above All Else a core part of who we are." The milestone reflects a company-wide approach to safety where all staff are Empowered to Act and supported by ongoing training, employee engagement, hazard awareness, and a strong partnership between leadership, employees, and the Joint Health and Safety Committee. "What makes this achievement meaningful is the culture behind it," said Hassan Syed, Vice President, Distribution Services. "Whether they're working in the field, driving between jobs, responding to outages, or supporting operations from the office, our employees consistently put safety first. This recognition reflects the professionalism, accountability, and care they bring to work every day and live our core value of being Better Together." The celebration also highlighted the values that underpin Milton Hydro's safety culture, including collaboration, accountability, and a commitment to ensuring employees have the resources and support they need to work safely. While the award recognizes an important achievement, Milton Hydro continues to invest in training, employee development, and continuous improvement initiatives that support a safe and healthy workplace for all employees. "We are honoured to receive this recognition, but our focus remains unchanged," added Hare. "At the end of the day, success isn't measured by milestones alone. It's measured by the culture we build together and by ensuring our people have the support they need to return home safely each day." About Milton Hydro: Milton Hydro is a local distribution company responsible for distributing electricity to more than 45,000 business and residential customers within the Town of Milton and our surrounding service area. Milton Hydro is a wholly owned subsidiary of Milton Hydro Holdings Inc., owned by the Town of Milton. Milton Hydro has been providing safe, reliable, and affordable electricity service for nearly a century and is enabling the 'electrification of everything' to keep its customers powered for generations to come.

Town of Milton
May 1st, 2026
Town of Milton investing $57.8 million in infrastructure in 2026.

Town of Milton investing $57.8 million in infrastructure in 2026. Posted on Friday, May 01, 2026 Construction season has begun. The Town of Milton is investing $57.8 million in critical infrastructure projects throughout 2026 to support a safe, connected, and growing community. Work includes road reconstruction, new bike lanes, sidewalk expansion, asphalt resurfacing, intersection improvements, curb and gutter upkeep, storm sewer repairs, and bridge maintenance. Throughout the year, residents can expect temporary road closures and lane restrictions on main roads and residential streets. While this work may cause some inconvenience, these upgrades are essential to supporting Milton's long-term transportation goals. Ongoing maintenance will also continue on local roads and sidewalks to improve safety, support traffic flow, and encourage a walkable, bike-friendly community. Residents are encouraged to plan ahead, follow all posted signage, and maintain a safe distance from construction zones and equipment. Please consider alternate routes to help ensure everyone's safety and reduce delays. The Town shares regular updates about construction projects and their impacts. To stay informed, visit milton.ca/construction to: * View maps of current roadwork and closures * Know what to expect when construction is happening nearby * Explore future investments in Milton's transportation network Follow the Town on Facebook, X, and Instagram for timely updates on road closures and lane restrictions. Quote. "This investment reinforces our focus on a well-connected community, making it easier and safer for people to get around while supporting Milton's growth, livability, and long-term sustainability." - Diana Jiona Director, Infrastructure, Town of Milton Contact Us Communications Milton Town Hall, 150 Mary Street, Milton ON L9T 6Z5 Phone: 905-878-7252 | Email Communications Staff

Town of Milton
Apr 2nd, 2026
Milton Fire implements Next Generation 9-1-1 technology.

Milton Fire implements Next Generation 9-1-1 technology. Posted on Thursday, April 02, 2026 Milton Fire & Rescue Services has transitioned to Next Generation 9-1-1 (NG9-1-1), a modern network that improves the speed, service, and reliability of Milton's emergency communications network. For Milton callers, NG9-1-1 will make the emergency response process faster, clearer, and more reliable. The upgrade reflects the Town of Milton's goal of modernizing its services, as well as its digital transformation strategy. "Upgrading Ontario's public safety communications will be a game changer," said Hon. Michael Kerzner, Solicitor General of Ontario. "Next Generation 9-1-1 gives first responders real-time, life-saving information which means a faster, more effective emergency response. Under the leadership of Premier Ford, our government will always have the backs of those who protect our province. That's why we are proud to provide funding to Milton Fire and Rescue for this new technology which will mean more calls will be answered, more lives will be saved and people across the city can count on emergency services when it matters most." NG9-1-1 updates Canada's 9-1-1 network by replacing aging analog infrastructure with a secure, digital network that improves call routing and location accuracy. It also prepares the service for future features such as sharing real-time text, data, video, and multimedia. "Milton Fire and Rescue Services is proud to launch Next Generation 9-1-1, a major step in strengthening public safety and delivering faster, more reliable emergency response," said Peter Gatto, Chief, Milton Fire & Rescue Services. "NG9-1-1 improves call routing, boosts location accuracy, and enhances information sharing so we can respond quickly when seconds count. This milestone was made possible through our strong partnership with the Halton Regional Police Service and their commitment to innovation." Milton's transition to NG9-1-1 involved coordination with the Halton Regional Police Service. The Ontario government has provided close to $2.5 million since 2022 to support Milton Fire & Rescue Service's transition to NG9-1-1. "Investing in modern emergency response systems is essential to keeping our growing community safe," said Gord Krantz, Mayor, Town of Milton. "NG9-1-1 strengthens Milton's emergency communications and ensures that residents continue to receive reliable, efficient service when they need it most." What NG9-1-1 means for residents. The move to NG9-1-1 will not interrupt current service as it brings several improvements: * Calls will connect more quickly because NG9-1-1 routes them through a modern digital network designed to reduce delays and busy signals. * Location information will be more precise, helping responders reach the exact address or incident location faster. This is especially important when callers are on cell phones or unsure of their location. * The system is more resilient, reducing the likelihood of service outages caused by equipment failures or extreme weather. * Future features such as text messaging, video calling, and data sharing will eventually allow callers to send photos, live video, or medical information directly to emergency operators, improving how they can respond to critical events. * After-hours callers will be able to receive information about after-hours services, resources, and support through an AI agent, with staff still available for complex or urgent needs. Contact Us Communications Milton Town Hall, 150 Mary Street, Milton ON L9T 6Z5 Phone: 905-878-7252 | Email Communications Staff

Milton Today
Dec 10th, 2025
Town of Milton recognized for clean transit leadership

Town of Milton recognized for clean transit leadership. NEWS RELEASE TOWN OF MILTON ************************* The Town of Milton has been recognized for national leadership in clean transit innovation, receiving the Canadian Urban Transit Association (CUTA) Award for Innovation for its successful conversion of a diesel bus to electric battery power. CUTA, a national organization that has championed Canadian urban transit for more than 100 years, presents this award to transit organizations to recognize excellence in using technology to make services more efficient. In its announcement, CUTA stated that Milton's first-in-Canada project demonstrates how mid-life conversions can offer smaller transit systems a path to electrification. Tony D'Alessandro, Director, Transit Services, accepted the award at the 2025 Fall CUTA Conference in Montreal. The brightly coloured, converted bus is now serving residents on Milton's roads every day. In partnership with MTB Transit Solutions, the Town launched the Diesel-to-Battery Electric Bus (BEB) Mid-Life Conversion Pilot Project to explore converting a mid-life diesel bus to a fully electric drivetrain. The project supports Milton's transition to zero-emission transit fleet. The pilot tests performance, cost, and service impacts, while building local expertise in BEB technology. Launched in July 2025, the converted bus reduces emissions, lowers maintenance costs, and improves rider comfort. Learn more about the project and view multimedia at www.milton.ca/ElectricBus "We are thrilled that CUTA, the voice of public transit in Canada, recognizes Milton's commitment to finding innovative, practical ways to reduce emissions and support a more sustainable future. We are proud to see our efforts making a difference on the road and across the industry." "We congratulate the Town on this award as we collaborate to show what's possible when we apply innovation to real-world transit challenges. Mid-life conversions offer communities a faster, more affordable way to transition to zero-emission fleets - and Milton is helping lead that change."

Town of Milton
May 12th, 2025
Town of Milton announces 2025 Youth Award winners

The Town of Milton, in partnership with the Milton Youth Task Force (MYTF), has announced the recipients of the 2025 Milton Youth Awards.

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