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Your guide to enjoying a fun and safe summer! Find resources and helpful information from the City of Milwaukee.
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Help Shape the City's 2027 Budget
Mayor Cavalier Johnson invites you to help shape the City's 2027 Budget. We want to hear from you about your priorities and opinions. This survey will help us make smart decisions, informed by the public. Take the 2027 Budget Survey now.
Bronzeville Week (August 1 – 8, 2026)
The 15th annual Bronzeville Week (August 1 – 8, 2026) offers a mix of family-friendly and enriching diverse activities showcasing Milwaukee’s African-American Cultural and Entertainment district’s rich history of arts, culture and commerce.
Year of Housing
Visit our Year of Housing webpage to find housing-related resources, data to track City progress in its housing goals, and discover what City government is doing to address the housing crisis. This page was created in response to the ongoing affordability crisis that our nation faces.
Engage MKE
Have your say on the future of Milwaukee. Engage MKE is the City's community engagement hub, where you can follow active projects, weigh in on plans shaping our streets and neighborhoods, and stay up to date on the decisions that affect your community.
Federal Immigration Operations in the City of Milwaukee
This Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) list compiles short answers to some of our most frequently received question relating to how immigration operations work within the City of Milwaukee.
Click or Call for Action
From potholes, abandoned vehicles, high weeds on vacant lots, and curbside trash to faulty traffic signals, the City of Milwaukee's Unified Call Center (UCC) makes it easy to submit service requests to solve problems.