The Milton Greenspace Advisory Committee (MGAC) is dedicated to retaining Milton's rural character through land conservation efforts. The Committee is made up of seven residents appointed by the Mayor and City Council members.

In an effort to address citizens' desires to protect some land from development, the City of Milton's government asked voters, in the November 2016 general election, to support (or not) $25 million as part of the local Greenspace Bond Referendum. Voters overwhelmingly passed this proposal, setting the stage for the City's purchase of multiple properties in subsequent years for "passive" greenspace.

The bonds have already been used to acquire land for trails and greenspace including conservation land, wildlife habitat and natural areas. The MGAC plays an important role in implementing the Greenspace Bond, including proposing properties to buy and even naming them.

To contact a MGAC member, or the City committee liaison, click on their name below.

Members