MILTON, Ga. — Jim Cregge never set out to be Milton’s Parks and Recreation director, but he was being primed for the role without knowing it.

MILTON, Ga. — When he reached his senior year of high school, Milton Fire Chief Robert Edgar already had a career path set out.

MILTON, Ga. — Police Chief Rich Austin is still new to Milton, having joined the city in January, but already he has grown to love his new hometown.

ROSWELL, Ga. — For Chris Ward, going to an event is only second to organizing one.

MILTON, Ga. — Vehicular travel, walking, biking, connectivity and safety were the top priorities identified in the 2016 Milton transportation plan, and working to keep residents moving is Sara Leaders, transportation engineer.

FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — Since she was hired in March 2002, Forsyth County Director of Personnel Services Pat Carson has loved going to work every day.

MILTON, Ga. — Assistant City Manager and Public Works Director Carter Lucas is perhaps most proud of what cannot be seen. What the city has been able to accomplish in its infrastructure, from stormwater systems, road improvements and transportation, much of which is not visible, is a matter …

MILTON, Ga. — Every city has a story to tell, and for Milton, an integral cog in telling that story is Shannon Ferguson, communications manager.

MILTON, Ga. — Courtney Spriggs, Milton Community Outreach and Engagement manager, strives to create a sense of community and help foster real relationships in an age of technology that allows us to communicate freely, but simultaneously creates distances between people.

FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — Cindy Iacopella said if she were to wake up one morning and be out of a job, she would be happy.

ROSWELL, Ga. — Dan Skalsky’s experiences with pollution in his home state of Ohio helped shape him to become Roswell’s Director of Environmental and Public Works.

MILTON, Ga. — It was a passion for law enforcement and an opportunity “too good to pass up” that led Steve Krokoff, Milton city manager, to transplant his family from New York to Milton in 2015 to begin working for a city he had grown to love.

MILTON, Ga. — After years of working in the private sector, Bernadette Harvill joined Milton’s Finance Department and says she has been happy with the move ever since.

MILTON, Ga. — Stacey Inglis wears many hats as Milton’s assistant city manager. She oversees all departments of Milton’s government and oversees the daily activities in finance, human resources, communications and information technology.

FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — Ruthie Brew’s main goal as director of Forsyth County Senior Services is to help people age well and have a higher quality of life, no matter what stage they’re in.

MILTON, Ga. — Serving as intermediary between Milton and its businesses is Sarah LaDart, Milton’s economic development manager.

ROSWELL, Ga. — Roswell’s transportation department has been recognized nationally as a pioneer in the field, thanks to the efforts of its director Steve Acenbrak.

MILTON, Ga. — Milton’s city buildings and structures have a distinct style, and for the past five years creator and manager of that style and vision is city architect Robert Buscemi.

MILTON, Ga. — Michele McIntosh-Ross is always looking to the future. As the city’s long-range planner, she manages the city’s comprehensive land use plan and small area vision studies, determining how certain areas of land should be used within the city and what impact they may have on the c…

MILTON, Ga. — If you’re looking to put a pool in your backyard, build an addition to your home or have an accessory structure on your property, Angela Rambeau can answer any questions you may have.

FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — Even amid the process of auditing and creating the budget for Forsyth County, the Finance Department is calm, cool and collected. That’s how it should be, according to Director of Finance Rebecca Whitmire.

MILTON, Ga. — Since its incorporation in 2006, only one person has held the position of zoning manager for Milton — Robyn MacDonald.

MILTON, Ga. — Milton certainly prides itself on its undeveloped areas, a glimmer of green in a metro Atlanta that is constantly becoming grayer and grayer with development.

FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — Every Sunday night Dennis Daniel doesn’t go to bed dreading the start of a new work week the next morning.