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City of Milwaukee Department of Public Works 2025 Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Schedule
Library entrance safety should be of utmost importance
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Library entrance safety should be of utmost importance

Statement of Alderwoman Milele A. Coggs January 8, 2025

Snow Plowing Debate Airs Grievances, Floats Ideas

Snow Plowing Debate Airs Grievances, Floats Ideas

Council members want better service, maybe even gold-plated streets you can eat off of.

Garden District tree mulching event returns this Saturday
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City of Milwaukee Department of Public Works Warns Residents of Recent Scam Related to Parking Citation Payments
Department of Public Works 2024-25 New Year Holiday Schedules
Proposed Downtown Hotel Loses A Floor

Proposed Downtown Hotel Loses A Floor

But what was cut is unusual.

Milwaukee Streets Are Being Plowed…By Our Frustration
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Milwaukee Streets Are Being Plowed…By Our Frustration

Statement from Alderman Lamont Westmoreland December 24, 2024

GOP Launching ‘Milwaukee Accountability Committee’

GOP Launching ‘Milwaukee Accountability Committee’

There's DOGE, GOAT and now MAC, all promising improved government.

City Hall: Will City Refund Snowplowing Fee For Poor Performance?
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Will City Refund Snowplowing Fee For Poor Performance?

Some council members, frosty about results, support the idea.

City of Milwaukee to Explore Snowplow Fee Refund
Department of Public Works 2024 Christmas Holiday Schedules
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Downtown’s Second Mass Timber Tower Moves Toward Groundbreaking

Downtown’s Second Mass Timber Tower Moves Toward Groundbreaking

City working on final approvals, but a snag remains in shared parking lease.

City Advancing Street Reconfiguration Projects In Historic Third Ward

City Advancing Street Reconfiguration Projects In Historic Third Ward

Plus: New plaza to be named for Gary Grunau.

Do Protected Bike Lanes Violate Historic Preservation Standards?

Do Protected Bike Lanes Violate Historic Preservation Standards?

City rebuilding Lake Drive as lawsuit plays out in federal court.

What’s In The 18 Footnotes Added To Milwaukee’s Budget?

What’s In The 18 Footnotes Added To Milwaukee’s Budget?

See Common Council members' ideas to make city government better serve the public.

Trail Extension Will Link Downtown With Planned 20th Street Trail

Trail Extension Will Link Downtown With Planned 20th Street Trail

Latest trail extension part of Interstate 43 reconstruction.

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Mayor Johnson to Light 2024 City of Milwaukee Christmas Tree at Cheer District, Presented by the We Energies Foundation
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Mayor Johnson to Light 2024 City of Milwaukee Christmas Tree at Cheer District, Presented by the We Energies Foundation

111th Annual Tree Lighting Celebration takes place Thursday, December 5 from 5-7 p.m.

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Department of Public Works Thanksgiving 2024 Holiday Schedules
Murphy’s Law: City Official Double Dips to Earn $250,000
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City Official Double Dips to Earn $250,000

Department of Administration head Preston Cole awarded $73,700 raise.

City Hall: Mayor Johnson Issues Several Budget Vetoes
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Mayor Johnson Issues Several Budget Vetoes

And council pays out $3 million in legal claims and settlements.

Leaf Collection Deadline Extended
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Leaf Collection Deadline Extended

Rake Your Leaves into the Street through Sunday, December 1, 2024

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Council Boosts Road Repair In Adopting 2025 Milwaukee Budget

Council Boosts Road Repair In Adopting 2025 Milwaukee Budget

City services maintained through increases to property taxes and fees.

Council adopts Ald. Burgelis Amendment to Address Decades-Long Underfunding of Local Roads
Alderwoman Coggs sponsors budget amendments aimed at improving services, supporting residents
Efforts made to enhance voting experience at Good Hope Library
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Efforts made to enhance voting experience at Good Hope Library

Alderwoman Larresa Taylor November 4, 2024

Committee Marks Up Milwaukee Budget With Amendments, Footnotes

Committee Marks Up Milwaukee Budget With Amendments, Footnotes

Council raids personnel accounts to pay for services it says constituents demand.

Milwaukee To Issue More Parking Tickets at Higher Prices in 2025

Milwaukee To Issue More Parking Tickets at Higher Prices in 2025

Strategy part of effort to fund other city services, improve parking access. But is it a stealth way to fund The Hop?

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City Hall: Milwaukee Planning Innovative Fire Repair Shop, Suburbs Could Join
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Milwaukee Planning Innovative Fire Repair Shop, Suburbs Could Join

Milwaukee is at a 'blinking red light hazard zone' with its current facility.

Ald. Burgelis Proposes Amendment to Address Decades-Long Underfunding of Local Roads
Milwaukee Scooter Ridership Soars, City Raking in Cash

Milwaukee Scooter Ridership Soars, City Raking in Cash

And one company is far outpacing its competitor.

Key North Side Corridor Will Receive Protected Bike Lane

Key North Side Corridor Will Receive Protected Bike Lane

But no bus rapid transit line. Project is a partnership of Milwaukee and Glendale.

Milwaukee Will Bandage City Hall Indefinitely

Milwaukee Will Bandage City Hall Indefinitely

What's the long-term strategy for failing terra cotta?

Riverwest Cohousing Development Receives First Approval

Riverwest Cohousing Development Receives First Approval

40-unit development would merge condominiums and community.

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Milwaukee County Replacing Its Oldest Playground

Milwaukee County Replacing Its Oldest Playground

And it's only happening after a special design flourish was added.

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Biden Announces New Funds, Deadline For Lead Pipe Replacement

Biden Announces New Funds, Deadline For Lead Pipe Replacement

City praised for its effort, but now faces a 2037 deadline, with more aid promised.

Milwaukee Makes It Easier To Rake Your Leaves

Milwaukee Makes It Easier To Rake Your Leaves

New map suggests when you need to get those leaves to the curb.

11th District town hall meeting to take place on Tuesday, October 8
City Hall: Cost Soars to Replace Milwaukee’s Least-Used Downtown Bridge
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Cost Soars to Replace Milwaukee’s Least-Used Downtown Bridge

How could project's cost rise by 80%, DPW is asked. Two reasons.

Transportation: Milwaukee Wins Funding For Three New Protected Bike Lanes
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Milwaukee Wins Funding For Three New Protected Bike Lanes

Plus: DPW, council discussing ways to better protect, beautify existing lanes.

Zillman Park grand opening set for Friday, September 27
Attention residents: Those leaves won’t collect themselves
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Attention residents: Those leaves won’t collect themselves

Statement of Alderman Lamont Westmoreland September 24, 2024

Former City of Milwaukee Employee Sentenced in Embezzlement Case
Construction Starts On Safety Upgrades for E. North Ave.

Construction Starts On Safety Upgrades for E. North Ave.

Key eastside street being overhauled to improve safety for all users.

What’s Next For Fire Damaged Recycling Center?

What’s Next For Fire Damaged Recycling Center?

Equipment is totaled, but building could be salvaged.

Improvements coming to E. North Ave. will benefit commuters, pedestrians & cyclists
City of Milwaukee Awarded $25 Million for Center Street Transformation
Milwaukee Aims To Cut Food Waste By 130 Tons in 2 Years

Milwaukee Aims To Cut Food Waste By 130 Tons in 2 Years

City program will also help feed those experiencing food insecurity.

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City Unveils Plan to Replace Swing Park

City Unveils Plan to Replace Swing Park

'The Landing at Tannery Row' would be a big change. Citizen input sought.

Department of Public Works 2024 Labor Day Schedule
Mayor Hails Success of City’s Traffic Calming Efforts

Mayor Hails Success of City’s Traffic Calming Efforts

Big decreases in speeding on modified streets. But still more work to do.

Murphy’s Law: Remembering Cecilia Gilbert
Murphy’s Law

Remembering Cecilia Gilbert

'The Queen' brought joyful passion and a savvy insider's knowledge to her work with city government and many civic boards.

Milwaukee Wins $15 Million To Build EV Chargers At 53 Locations

Milwaukee Wins $15 Million To Build EV Chargers At 53 Locations

Federal grant follows a 2023 visit by Biden to promote Milwaukee-made electric chargers. But city's EV buying is slow.

Milwaukee’s Green Schoolyards Gain National Attention

Milwaukee’s Green Schoolyards Gain National Attention

Seattle and other cities learning from Milwaukee's 'incredibly inspiring' work.

Milwaukee Wins Funding To Repair Two Bridges

Milwaukee Wins Funding To Repair Two Bridges

Bridges on north and south sides will be overhauled with help of federal funding.

City Hall: Milwaukee’s New Tool To Fight Reckless Driving? Public Art
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Milwaukee’s New Tool To Fight Reckless Driving? Public Art

Rolling sculpture aims to provoke, encourage people to drive safer.

‘Mini Roundabouts’ Planned for Holton, 51st Streets

‘Mini Roundabouts’ Planned for Holton, 51st Streets

Traffic lights would be replaced by small roundabouts aimed at reducing speeding.

City of Milwaukee Health Department Back to School Health Fair
Council Kills Streetcar’s ‘Festivals Line’

Council Kills Streetcar’s ‘Festivals Line’

Improved access to lakefront came with delay for other riders.

South Side Community Walk Steps Off Thursday Afternoon
RNC Preview – Day 1, Monday July 15

RNC Preview – Day 1, Monday July 15

Our daily guide to what to expect, and where,

City of Milwaukee Hosts Micromobility Mixer at Heart(beats) of the City
Proposal Asks City to Adopt ‘People’s Flag’

Proposal Asks City to Adopt ‘People’s Flag’

Ald. Peter Burgelis leads new push to replace what's been called one of the worst city flags in America.

Vel Phillips Plaza Opens To Great Fanfare

Vel Phillips Plaza Opens To Great Fanfare

Downtown's new "front door" honors civil rights pioneer, trailblazer.

Protected Bike Lane Will Run From Downtown To Sherman and Capitol

Protected Bike Lane Will Run From Downtown To Sherman and Capitol

5.5-mile corridor will be a result of several street reconstruction projects.

City Hall: Milwaukee Aims High In Bid For Transportation Grants
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Milwaukee Aims High In Bid For Transportation Grants

And it looks like the State of Wisconsin has federal aid to make dreams into reality.

Department of Public Works 2024 Juneteenth Holiday Schedule
Dockwall Collapse Creates Uncertain Future For Riverfront Site

Dockwall Collapse Creates Uncertain Future For Riverfront Site

City could compel repairs, but hasn't yet. What comes next?

Major Traffic Calming Changes Coming To Prospect Avenue

Major Traffic Calming Changes Coming To Prospect Avenue

Raised crosswalks and curb bump-outs are designed to aid pedestrians.

City Hall: Protected Bike Lanes For Lake Drive Raise Ire of Neighbors
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Protected Bike Lanes For Lake Drive Raise Ire of Neighbors

Despite vehement objections in raucous meeting, committee approves plan.

Mayor Johnson Celebrates “Wisconsin Bike Week” with Annual Bike Ride
Protected Bike Lanes Will Link Bay View With Downtown

Protected Bike Lanes Will Link Bay View With Downtown

Series of city projects will provide safe link between South Side and Downtown.

WisDOT, Waukesha County promote work zone safety ahead of summer travel season
Walker’s Point Will Get New Plaza, Protected Bike Lanes

Walker’s Point Will Get New Plaza, Protected Bike Lanes

And upgraded skate park. City plans 11 projects to improve south-side area.

Scooters Return To Milwaukee’s Streets, This Time Permanently

Scooters Return To Milwaukee’s Streets, This Time Permanently

Lime and Spin allowed to bring their scooters back under permanent regulatory framework.

Project Clean and Green comes to the 13th District beginning May 13th
Public Works Committee to review communication from DPW on street light grid repair and replacement
Public Works Committee to discuss parking/traffic & enhanced streetcar service during major lakefront festivals
Vendors can apply to operate in the Capitol Drive Density-Limited Zone
‘Big Truck Day’ returns to Downtown Milwaukee‘Big Truck Day’ returns to Downtown Milwaukee on Saturday, May 18, celebrating National Public Works Week on Saturday, May 18, celebrating National Public Works Week
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‘Big Truck Day’ returns to Downtown Milwaukee‘Big Truck Day’ returns to Downtown Milwaukee on Saturday, May 18, celebrating National Public Works Week on Saturday, May 18, celebrating National Public Works Week

Dozens of big rigs from the Department of Public Works, Milwaukee Police Department and Milwaukee Fire Department will be on site at Red Arrow Park for kids to check out

DPW reminds public regarding placement of political signs in public right of way
Too Salty: Wisconsin Uses Millions of Tons of Salt
Too Salty

Wisconsin Uses Millions of Tons of Salt

Polluting our land and water and increasing Lake Michigan's salinity. First story in a series.

Failing City Hall Facade Will Cost At Least $1.6 Million To Repair

Failing City Hall Facade Will Cost At Least $1.6 Million To Repair

And will 2014 settlement place growing costs on taxpayers?

Ald. Westmoreland establishes plan for food trucks on Capitol Drive
Ald. Coggs seeks details and repair plans to address city’s streetlight outage problems
City Workers Robbed DPW, Taxpayers, Blew Cash at Casino

City Workers Robbed DPW, Taxpayers, Blew Cash at Casino

Felony plea agreements lay out the fraudulent scheme.

Milwaukee Wins $36 Million To Rebuild Key Street

Milwaukee Wins $36 Million To Rebuild Key Street

Grant will overhaul 6th Street through heart of city.

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