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Milwaukee Common Council, Public Works Committee
The Common Council's Public Works Committee will meet on transportation, streets, infrastructure, utilities, and related City services.
City of Milwaukee and community partners
The neighborhood improvement district will hold its quarterly public meeting.
Milwaukee Common Council, Public Safety and Health Committee
The Common Council's Public Safety and Health Committee will meet on matters affecting safety, health, and related City services.
City of Milwaukee and community partners
Residents can receive free one-on-one financial coaching and support.
City of Milwaukee Department of Public Works
The City will explain planned safety changes on West Burnham Street and South 35th Street. Residents can ask questions and share ideas.
Milwaukee Common Council District 14 and City of Milwaukee Department of Public Works
The 14th District and Department of Public Works will hold a listening session about traffic calming on South Kinnickinnic Avenue between East Holt Avenue and South Fulton Street. Traffic calming means street design changes intended to slow unsafe driving.
City of Milwaukee Department of Public Works
The City will introduce a protected bike lane project and collect early feedback about the corridor. A protected bike lane separates bicycle travel from moving cars with more than painted lines.
Milwaukee Area Technical College (MATC)
MATC is accepting public applications for its official “Building Services Specialist FT” opening at Multi-Campus, WI.
Milwaukee Area Technical College (MATC)
MATC is accepting public applications for its official “Building Services Technician” opening at Multi-Campus, WI.
Milwaukee Area Technical College (MATC)
MATC is accepting public applications for its official “Instructor, Funeral Services” opening at Multi-Campus, WI.
Milwaukee County
Bayside is one of the 19 municipalities that make up Milwaukee County. Municipal government handles local services, elections, rules, taxes, public works, safety, and community information within its boundaries.
City of Milwaukee Department of City Development
Business Improvement District (BID) #10 is the officially listed Near West Side district. A BID is a defined commercial area where property owners fund added services, programs, marketing, or improvements through an approved district plan.
City of Milwaukee Department of City Development
Business Improvement District (BID) #11 is the officially listed Brady Street district. A BID is a defined commercial area where property owners fund added services, programs, marketing, or improvements through an approved district plan.
City of Milwaukee Department of City Development
Business Improvement District (BID) #13 is the officially listed Oakland Avenue district. A BID is a defined commercial area where property owners fund added services, programs, marketing, or improvements through an approved district plan.
City of Milwaukee Department of City Development
Business Improvement District (BID) #15 is the officially listed Milwaukee Riverwalk district. A BID is a defined commercial area where property owners fund added services, programs, marketing, or improvements through an approved district plan.
City of Milwaukee Department of City Development
Business Improvement District (BID) #16 is the officially listed Uptown Crossing district. A BID is a defined commercial area where property owners fund added services, programs, marketing, or improvements through an approved district plan.
City of Milwaukee Department of City Development
Business Improvement District (BID) #19 is the officially listed Villard Avenue district. A BID is a defined commercial area where property owners fund added services, programs, marketing, or improvements through an approved district plan.
City of Milwaukee Department of City Development
Business Improvement District (BID) #2 is the officially listed Historic Third Ward district. A BID is a defined commercial area where property owners fund added services, programs, marketing, or improvements through an approved district plan.
