11 days until Milton votes. Monday 26 October 2026. Everyone on the ballot, what each has filed, and what they say in their own words — see the ballot.
Four wards, each electing two members. Pick one to see who represents it, who is running in October, what is being built there and what the Town is spending on it — or read the whole town below.
Who represents you and who is running in October, the development applications filed on your streets, and the capital work the Town has budgeted there — for one ward at a time.
Or look your address up on the Town’s ward map, or see all of Milton at once.
176 of 181 development applications and 37 of 38 capital projects are placed in a ward. Of the applications, 20 carry a ward the Town states on its own ward pages and the rest are placed from the Town’s mapped boundary for the site itself.
3 application(s) and 2 capital project(s) cross a ward boundary. They are shown in every ward they touch and are given no single ward, because naming one would be a claim the geometry does not support.
2 application(s) and 1 capital project(s) carry no location the Town publishes and appear on no ward page at all. They are listed in full on applications and capital works.
The Town publishes ward development-application pages for wards 2, 3 and 4 only — there is no ward 1 page — so most of this comes from its published map rather than from a list. How a ward is decided.