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Attention Contractors: Century City Demolition Bids Sought
The City of Milwaukee is inviting bids for demolition of the Century City site (former Tower Automotive facility) at 2725 W. Hopkins St. (part of which is located in the 1st Aldermanic District). Please see the official invitation for bid notice here.
One MANDATORY pre-bid walk through will be held at the Century City Site on Monday, May 7, 2012, and begin promptly at 9:00 a.m. Enter at Gate 2 - 2725 W. Hopkins St.
Copies of the bid documents may be obtained at the office of the Department of Neighborhood Services, 841 N. Broadway, Room 105, free of charge during normal business hours (or by mail, upon payment of a $5 charge).
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Redistricting Brings1st District Changes
According to Alderman Hamilton, the redistricting process completed earlier this fall by the Common Council will mean new 2012 voting wards, polling locations, and district boundaries for aldermanic districts, including the 1st District.
Effective in April 2012:
• The western boundary of the district will be N. 43rd St. between W. Calumet Rd. and W. Silver Spring Dr., N. 55th St. between W. Silver Spring Dr. and W. Hampton Ave., and the 30th St. rail line from W. Hampton Ave. to W. Capitol Dr.
• The area west of N. 43rd St. and north of W. Silver Spring Dr. will be in the 9th Aldermanic District.
• All voting wards within the district have been renumbered, and several have had their boundaries altered.
View the new map of the 1st District (effective April 2012).
Go to www.milwaukee.gov/Redistricting for more details about redistricting in the City of Milwaukee.
The Election Commission will have updated ward and polling place information available soon. To reach the commission, please
call 286-3491 or go to the webpage at www.milwaukee.gov/election.
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See the Flooding Study Task Force Report & Recommendations
The report and recommendations of the Flooding Study Task Force, co-chaired by Alderman Ashanti Hamilton, were approved by the Common Council’s Public Works Committee in July 2011.
View the task force’s report and recommendations:
File #100666 | Report | Report-Appendices
The task force was created after last summer’s devastating flooding and basement backups resulted in millions of dollars in property damage and eventual disaster assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The task force was charged with recommending remedies for storm water and sewage backup flooding of city residential and commercial properties, and flooding of streets and alleyways.
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Your Input is Important to Milwaukee’s Future
Public Invited to Suggest Ideas and Solutions to African American Male Unemployment Task Force
As co-chairs of Milwaukee’s African American Male Unemployment Task Force, Alderman Ashanti Hamilton and Alderman Tony Zielinski are asking the public for comments, ideas, and suggestions about how to address the city’s high rate of unemployment among African American males. Please take a moment to offer your input.
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Have You Experienced a Basement Backup?
If you experienced a basement backup as a result of the exceptionally heavy rain in the area, we want to hear about it. Your input is valuable in determining where backups occurred and how to possibly prevent future problems of this nature. Call 286-CITY (2489) to report your problem 24/7.
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I Need Your Input
Please take a moment to complete the online version of the survey from the last newsletter mailing. CLICK HERE TO GO TO SURVEY
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