As Milton continues building the city’s 2040 Comprehensive Plan, they are asking questions about how to make sure visitors and potential businesses know how special they are and what makes the city unique.

As a result, the public is invited to provide input on a new section of the comprehensive plan -- “Placemaking and Branding.” Now through July 26, the community can help shape the city’s image at www.cityofmiltonga.us/engagement. Follow the relevant links to read the draft plan and share comments.

This guiding document is the product of months of work and public input. In August, after listening to this final feedback, the city plans to submit the comprehensive plan to state and regional authorities for approval. The plan is expected to be formally adopted by the city council this fall.

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Aerial photo shows part of the Dawson Forest Wildlife Management Area, Thursday, January 31, 2025, in Dawsonville. Atlanta's 10,000-acre tract of forest is one part of the 25,500 acre WMA managed by the state as public recreation land. (Hyosub Shin / AJC)

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