Now Hiring: Police Officers

Are you interested doing fulfilling work, earning a great income with benefits, and being a guardian of your community? The City of Milwaukee is accepting applications for Police Officer from: February 22 - March 18, 2019.

Visit the Fire and Police Commission website for more details.

Women's History Milwaukee

In honor of International Women’s Day (Friday, March 8, 2019), Alderwoman Milele A. Coggs announced that the City of Milwaukee will be honoring notable women in the city’s history with a series of informational vignettes that will run on the city’s website and the City Channel. “From influential international leaders to entrepreneurs to civil rights icons, women have shaped our city since its founding,” Alderwoman Coggs said. The Women’s History Milwaukee initiative will highlight seven iconic local figures in history—one each day over the course of a week.

Keeping our Water Safe

Report of the Water Quality Task Force

The City of Milwaukee Water Quality Task Force held regular meetings beginning in September 2016, investigating ways to remediate leaded drinking water lateral service lines and lead coming from various sources of internal plumbing. On April 28th the Task Force approved a final Report and Recommendations document on steps and methods to ensure the long-term health and safety of Milwaukee's drinking water, and that document is set for final Common Council review this month.

Water is Why We’re Here

Milwaukee exists because of its location on the fresh coast of Lake Michigan. Now, Milwaukee is developing a global reputation for freshwater research and innovation. We are a Water-Centric City. Check out how Milwaukee is leading at WaterCentricCity.org.