I’m Tony Micklus, and I’m proud to serve as your State Representative for Milton and Georgia.

I grew up in South Burlington and have spent most of my life working, raising a family, and building businesses right here in Vermont.
I bring a business-minded, practical approach to solving the challenges Vermont faces today.

In 2004, I founded Information Technology Services, LLC, where I’ve spent over two decades solving real-world problems for local businesses and residents. Today, I continue to run the business with the help of two part-time employees.

I am also transitioning out of real estate after many years in the field, with a planned retirement date of September 30, 2026. During that time, I worked with foreclosure-related properties, giving me firsthand insight into the real impact of housing and economic challenges on Vermont families.

Before serving in the legislature, I spent years working at the local level—on the Milton Economic Development Commission, the Planning Commission, and as Chair of the Planning Commission. That experience gave me a firsthand understanding of how decisions made in Montpelier impact our communities on the ground.

Bringing Real-World Experience to Montpelier

I don’t approach policy as theory—I approach it as someone who has had to:

  • Meet payroll

  • Navigate regulations

  • Solve problems when things go wrong

Since being elected, I’ve worked on issues that directly impact Vermonters, including:

  • Housing and infrastructure development

  • Workforce expansion through CTE and apprenticeships

  • Economic growth and reducing barriers for businesses

  • Consumer protections and fairness in everyday transactions

Serving on the House Commerce & Economic Development Committee, I’ve worked with both Republicans and Democrats to address the real challenges facing our state.

Why I Serve

Vermont is at a turning point—and we need to get this right.

We are facing:

  • Rising costs

  • A housing shortage

  • A workforce gap

I ran for office—and continue to serve—because I believe we can do better.

That means:

  • Lowering the cost of living

  • Building more housing

  • Fixing what isn’t working in Montpelier

A Straightforward Approach

I’m not a career politician.

I’m a business owner, a problem-solver, and someone who believes government should be practical, efficient, and focused on results.

I’ll keep working to make Vermont more affordable, more accessible, and a better place to live, work, and raise a family.

We don’t need more complexity—we need results.