Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Milton.
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Oct 6, 2026
Oct 30, 2026
The Town of Milton seeks professional consulting services to assess safety at its at-grade railway crossings. The assessment must address the Railway Safety Act and applicable Transport Canada Grade Crossing Regulations and Standards. The assignment also includes a comprehensive assessment of the crossings with respect to whistle cessation.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Milton
The Committee discussed and approved four applications for minor variance under the Planning Act. These applications concerned properties located at 1461 Leger Way, 725 Lingen Crescent, 101 Nipissing Road, and 1038 Bradley Terrace. Each approval was granted subject to specific conditions, including adherence to submitted site plans, requirements for building permit issuance within defined timelines, fire safety compliance, and specific construction or maintenance obligations.
The committee reviewed and approved several minor variance applications for properties located at 362 Maplewood Crescent, 12629 Second Line Nassagaweya, 540 Commercial Street, 12072 Sixth Line Nassagaweya, and 1120 Main Street East. Conditions for approval included compliance with specific site plans, building permit requirements, and, in the case of the property on Second Line Nassagaweya, the provision of a performance guarantee for the demolition of an existing dwelling.
Public-sector contacts connected to Milton.
The Customer Service Strategy for the Town of Milton provides overarching customer service goals to create consistently high-quality customer experiences. It is guided by principles of being customer-focused, empowered, evidence-based, and technology-driven. The strategy outlines 18 recommendations across six categories: Building the Foundation, Create Capacity for Evidence-Based Approaches, Establish Smart Processes, Support Employees, Enhance an 'Open for Business' Environment, and Strengthen Governance. Key goals include achieving consistently high-quality customer experiences, measured by satisfaction data, and aiming for a 60% first contact service resolution rate by 2026.
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