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Milton’s police chief asks the city for increased budget
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Santa Rosa Press Gazette
City of Milton, NewsMilton Police Chief Jennifer Frank brought members of her staff to Milton’s first budget workshop on Aug. 1, asking the City Council to consider raising wages for dispatchers and officers who help city residents in times of need.