Families celebrate Thanksgiving with large gatherings, outdoor activities, and cherished traditions across the country.

Police Chief Tony Hernandez told council the Milton Police Department does not engage in civil immigration enforcement, cited Washington state law and urged residents to call 911 for safety; he offered a community handout and said the department will consider a public statement to reassure residents.

Planning manager Stalenecker presents updates to capital improvements and zoning definitions.

Whelan urges immediate action on parking to ensure emergency vehicle access on Oak Street.

Council highlights National Night Out and new park artwork funded by Pierce County Council.

Planning Commission approves changes for fire station site and annual comprehensive plan update.

Council members discuss fireworks activity and enforcement challenges following July 4 celebrations.

Council appoints Gordon to Veil Service and Murray to Planning Commission for community growth.

City of Milton community development staff presented five years of building-permit data showing larger home footprints on small AG1 lots are straining setbacks and lot-coverage rules; staff said amendments will be developed after more public outreach and be considered by planning commission and council in March–April.

Billy Lowe offers prayer for wisdom, comfort, and freedom at Independence celebration.

Taxpayer funds criticized for funding private dam while public properties remain neglected.

Derek Hoffman advises on hydration and avoiding heat emergencies during the heat wave.

Local residents prepare legal counsel to address deficiencies in proposed subdivision application

City plans gateway village with commercial space and park conversion for McConnell Chadwick House

Presswood requests approval for a garage addition amid mixed community support and HOA concerns.