Milton seeks applicants for paid summer internships

The city of Milton is seeking applicants for a summer Comprehensive Internship Program that promises to give participants “a far-reaching look at city government.”

An intern's duties may include research, acting as a liaison for the city, creating public presentations, assisting with city events or programs, and administrative work, according to a city announcement.

Internships begin in early June and go for 10 weeks. Interns will be paid $15 an hour and are expected to work 15 to 20 hours a week. They must be at least 18 years old, college students or recent high school graduates, with work or volunteer experience and proficient in Microsoft Office.

The deadline to apply is Monday, March 9. Information: courtney.spriggs@cityofmiltonga.us or 678-242-2533 or https://bit.ly/39RWPTx

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