Moving from a Rich and Diverse Past Toward a Bright and Vibrant Future
There will be a Village Board meeting on Monday, July 6th. Committee meetings will start at 6:00 p.m., and the regular Village Board meeting will start at 7:00 p.m. If you would like to listen to the meeting via Zoom teleconference,
The West Milwaukee Municipal Court has cancelled court for: Tuesday, June 30th; Tuesday, July 21st; Tuesday, July 28th; Tuesday, August 4th; Tuesday, August 25th; Tuesday, September 15th; and Tuesday, September 22nd. Court personnel will have reduced hours. The new office
The State of Wisconsin has decided to open a very brief window for local small businesses to apply for a $2,500 emergency support grant. The program will provide these grants to 30,000 small businesses and is designed to help small
On May 19, the West Allis Health Department issued guidelines for businesses and organizations to assist them with safe re-opening. The goal is to provide guidance to support a measured approach to resume business, retail and commercial operations. In reviewing
Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the West Milwaukee Police Department will unfortunately not be organizing a traditional National Night Out celebration for the summer of 2020. Instead, we hope to involve the community by organizing a back-to school donation drive.
Start at your doorstep for a safer & cleaner West Milwaukee! Spring is typically the time when the Village of West Milwaukee and many community partners initiate neighborhood clean-ups to address the litter and debris that has accumulated during winter
Starting June 1st, previous parking restrictions will return and vehicles will need night parking permits. Vehicles are not required to have night parking permits for April or May. The police department will continue to respond to complaints for violations of
Starting this weekend, there will be more space to cycle, walk, run, or roll on Active Streets in three Milwaukee County Parks: Jackson Park, Humboldt Park, and Little Menomonee River Parkway. Milwaukee Active Streets is a partnership between Milwaukee County
Emergency Order #36 – Monday, May 11th Governor Evers announced Emergency Order #36 allows all standalone or strip-mall based retail stores to offer in-person shopping for up to five customers at a time while maintaining required social distancing practices. The