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Milton commissioners vote to move forward with new town website, estimate $1,500–$2,000 setup

Milton Board of Commissioners · July 1, 2026
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Summary

The Milton Board of Commissioners authorized staff to pursue the most cost-effective website option July 11, with estimated one-time setup costs of $1,500–$2,000 and monthly/annual hosting options discussed. Training by the selected vendor was offered at no charge.

The Milton Board of Commissioners agreed July 11 to pursue a new municipal website and to proceed with the most cost-effective option identified.

Commissioner Sherri Garrard reported outreach to vendors including CivicPlus and a Zoom conference arranged with Leniece Lane of Small Town Soul to discuss using Wix as a platform. Meeting notes listed one-time setup costs estimated between $1,500 and $2,000, annual billing of $300–$325 for certain vendor services and monthly hosting options (for example, $27/month through Wix). Training by the vendor was described as free as part of the package.

Commissioner Valerie Sottile moved to proceed with the option that offered the most functionality for the least cost; Commissioner Cathia Stewart seconded. The motion carried unanimously.

Mayor Patricia Williams and Town Clerk Shirley Wilson noted the administrator appointed to maintain the site could update content in-house, and the board directed staff to finalize vendor selection and follow up with a contract.