Check your address
Type a Milton address. We answer from the city's own maps: your council district, your schools, your neighborhood, your flood zone, and the nearest license plate reader. Nothing you type is stored.
- Inside Milton
- Council district
- Schools
- Neighborhood
- Flood zone
- License plate readers
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What we keep: the point on the map, rounded to about a hundred meters, and your email. Not the address you typed. Already a subscriber? Same email, we'll recognize you.
Where the answers come from
- The address is placed by the U.S. Census Bureau's geocoder, which is free and public.
- City limits, council districts and the 2023-24 elementary and high school zones are the City of Milton's GIS layers. Middle school and neighborhood names come from the city's neighborhoods layer.
- Flood zone is a live lookup against FEMA's National Flood Hazard Layer. "Zone X" is minimal risk; Zone A or AE is a special flood hazard area.
- License plate readers are the same OpenStreetMap snapshot as our camera map, 55 inside the city, 138 just outside. The city says it runs 36.
Wrong somewhere? Tell us, with the address, and we will check the layer.
