milk woes

So I was thinking yesterday that I'd like to start buying local milk and eggs and ideally have it delivered, you know, milkman style. We're going through quite a bit of milk every week for the kids. Smith Brothers is the place I've heard the most about. But...due to some government regulations that make it really hard to have a dairy on the same land you have cattle, they had to sell off their herd and now buy milk from a co-op. But I wanted to go to the source. So I kept looking. I read a bunch about Wilcox Farms which sounds interesting cause they've got "Salmon Safe" certification and are doing a lot of "green" practices. But...again they ran into the regulations problem and had to sell off their herd...though I read an article that says they're trying to bring a couple hundred cattle back for their organic milk. I think it's when you get over 300 cows you start running into problems. Both Smith & Wilcox are pretty big operations. Wilcox is actually sold at Costco. I wouldn't mind going more mom & pop. So I posted a message to my vegetable farm box subscribers asking if any of them had recommendations. And one person responded that she uses SPUD which I'd been thinking about off and on too...it's really hard grocery shopping with the two kids in tow! Anyway they supply milk from a couple of smaller local farm/dairies. But it's creamtop or raw milk. And I am not sure about doing that. So I'm still looking. But it's making me sad that it is hard to find. I haven't been to the farmer's market in a couple of months. Maybe I'll go see if anyone shows up there and/or ask around. I suppose it's funny that I live in a big city and I'm looking to find a small farm to supply my milk and eggs.