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Legislative Reference Bureau

The Legislative Reference Bureau, a research arm of the Common Council-City Clerk's Office, is dedicated to providing nonpartisan, factual information on governmental issues. It primarily serves members of the Common Council, the Mayor and city departments as well as offers services to the public.

The Bureau's roots trace back to February 3, 1908, when the Council adopted an ordinance creating a Municipal Reference Library as part of the Milwaukee Public Library. On June 30, 1970, the Council created the Legislative Reference Bureau as an adjunct of the Office of the City Clerk.

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City Charter and Code of Ordinances

Use various methods to view Milwaukee's charter and ordinances.

Municipal Research Library

Details on the library services offered by the city's Municipal Research Library.

Research & Analysis

Learn about what the city's Legislative Reference Bureau provides through its research and analysis services.