City of Milton property tax bills will soon be in the mail – and are now online.

The tax bills should arrive in the mailboxes of residents and businesses the week of October 20. If you don’t get yours by Friday, October 31, let us know by calling 678-242-2511 or dropping by City Hall during normal business hours; we in the City then can email you a copy, or you can come by the Finance Desk (at City Hall) to pick one up.

That said, there’s another way to get a copy of your property tax bill without having to wait. 

Go online to https://www.municipalonlinepayments.com/miltonga. (Another way to reach the same page: start at www.miltonga.gov, click “Services,” then “Pay Online,” and finally the “Property Tax Payment” on the top left.) On that webpage, you can either Sign In/Register or go about halfway down and click on “Pay Property Taxes Now.” You’ll be prompted to do a “Parcel search,” entering either your parcel number (make sure a space follows the first two digits before the dash!) or your home address in the appropriate fields. Then you can follow the next steps to complete the transaction.

Those who pay via this website will have a 3% fee. It costs $1.75 for those who pay by eCheck, or you can avoid fees altogether (except maybe a postage stamp) by dropping off your payment at City Hall or mailing it to: “Milton City Hall, 2006 Heritage Walk, ATTN: Property Taxes.” 

Municipal Property Tax Payments are due on December 17, meaning they must be received by the City or at least postmarked by that date to avoid late charges. (Note: Fulton County property taxes are on a very different timeline, due on November 15.)

To better understand the property tax process in Milton, check out the City of Milton’s 2025 Property Tax Guide at https://www.miltonga.gov/home/showpublisheddocument/8717.

The City’s main property tax webpage, https://www.miltonga.gov/government/finance/property-taxes, also contains a wealth of information. On it, you’ll find details about various exemptions that qualified individuals can pursue to reduce what they must pay in property taxes. (It’s too late to get exemptions for this year’s tax bill, but you can pursue them for the next cycle.)

Questions about City property taxes can be directed to Milton’s Finance Department by calling 678-242-2511, dropping by City Hall during business hours, or emailing propertytaxes@miltonga.gov.