Traffic & Transit

Milton Launches Upgraded Transparency Portal, Projects Pages

The City of Milton has upgraded its online transparency portal to showcase information on the city's finances and government projects.

MILTON, GA — Reflecting its commitment to an open, honest and accountable government, the City of Milton has upgraded its online transparency portal to showcase information on Milton's finances and government projects - from roadwork to new city construction.

The transparency and active projects portal, hosted by ClearGov, provides the community with online access to historical and current financial data, as well as details about the city's demographics and use of tax dollars. The new portal also offers the ability for Milton staff to communicate details on active projects, display department dashboards and track progress on the initiatives set out in the new five-year strategic plan.

To access the portal, go online.

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"Transparency and effective and timely communication are the main benefits of this updated portal," Milton's Finance Director Bernadette Harvill said. "The enhancements, including the projects and dashboards features, allow staff to broaden the scope of transparency and communication beyond financial data."

Every major project in the city has its own dedicated page featuring a description, location map, timeline including past and planned milestones, budget details and supporting documents, images and links.

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Interested parties can also "subscribe" to a project, meaning they will receive real-time alerts whenever a relevant update is posted.

"The new project portal is a great improvement from past project information sites," said Sara Leaders, Acting Public Works Director and Transportation Engineer. "We follow a consistent process, and this portal will provide key information as projects progress to completion."

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