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City Hall, Room 301-B, 200 E. Wells St., Milwaukee, WI
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Community and Economic Development Committee meeting
City Hall, Room 301-B, 200 E. Wells St., Milwaukee, WI
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Lindsay Heights neighborhood improvement district meeting
BLK Coffee, 2126 W. Fond du Lac Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53205
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Milwaukee Common Council, Public Works Committee
Public Works Committee meeting
The Common Council's Public Works Committee will meet on transportation, streets, infrastructure, utilities, and related City services.
WHENSep 10, 2026WHERECity Hall, Room 301-B, 200 E. Wells St., Milwaukee, WIFOREveryone or citywide | Nearby residentsDETAILCheck current availability
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Milwaukee Common Council, Community and Economic Development Committee
Community and Economic Development Committee meeting
The committee will meet publicly on matters involving community development, economic opportunity, and neighborhood investment.
WHENSep 10, 2026WHERECity Hall, Room 301-B, 200 E. Wells St., Milwaukee, WIFOREveryone or citywide | Community organizations | Businesses or entrepreneursDETAILCheck current availability
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Milwaukee Common Council, Public Safety and Health Committee
Public Safety and Health Committee meeting
The Common Council's Public Safety and Health Committee will meet on matters affecting safety, health, and related City services.
WHENSep 11, 2026WHERECity Hall, Room 301-B, 200 E. Wells St., Milwaukee, WIFOREveryone or citywide | Families | Young peopleDETAILCheck current availability
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City of Milwaukee and community partners
Lindsay Heights neighborhood improvement district meeting
The neighborhood improvement district will hold its quarterly public meeting.
WHENSep 10, 2026WHEREBLK Coffee, 2126 W. Fond du Lac Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53205FORMilwaukee residents | Families | Young peopleDETAILCheck current availability
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City of Milwaukee and community partners
Silver City Fest
A neighborhood festival bringing residents, families, local organizations, food, and activities together.
WHENSep 12, 2026WHERE3501 W. Pierce St., Milwaukee, WIFORMilwaukee residents | Families | Young peopleDETAILCheck current availability
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City of Milwaukee and community partners
Mayor's Bike Ride: 20th Street Powerline Trail
A community bike ride highlighting the 20th Street Powerline Trail and neighborhood transportation connections.
WHENSep 16, 2026WHEREGore Park, 1970 W. Olive St., Milwaukee, WI 53209FORMilwaukee residents | Families | Young peopleDETAILCheck current availability
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City of Milwaukee and community partners
Free in-person landlord training
A full-day City training covering the legal and business basics of managing rental property. Registration is required.
WHENSep 17, 2026WHERELake Tower, 4001 S. 6th St., Milwaukee, WIFORMilwaukee residents | Families | Young peopleDETAILCheck current availability
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City of Milwaukee and community partners
2026 Pivot Workshop: Session 3
A City small-business workshop offering practical support for entrepreneurs and business owners.
WHENSep 17, 2026WHEREMilwaukee Public Library Martin Luther King Branch, 2901 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr.FORMilwaukee residents | Families | Young peopleDETAILCheck current availability
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City of Milwaukee and community partners
2026 Milwaukee Fatherhood Luncheon
A community luncheon focused on fathers, families, resources, and connection.
WHENSep 18, 2026WHEREHarley-Davidson Museum, 400 W. Canal St., Milwaukee, WI 53203FORMilwaukee residents | Families | Young peopleDETAILCheck current availability
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City of Milwaukee and community partners
MKE Community Impact Committee meeting
The committee will hold a public meeting on community priorities and recommendations.
WHENSep 22, 2026WHERECity Hall, Room 301-A, 200 E. Wells St.; virtual option listedFORMilwaukee residents | Families | Young peopleDETAILCheck current availability
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City of Milwaukee and community partners
Free virtual landlord training
A full-day online City training covering rental-property responsibilities and practices. Registration is required.
WHENSep 23, 2026WHEREOnline through Microsoft TeamsFORMilwaukee residents | Families | Young peopleDETAILCheck current availability
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City of Milwaukee and community partners
Free financial coaching
Residents can receive free one-on-one financial coaching and support.
WHENSep 24, 2026WHEREJames O. Wright Center for Work and Training, 6055 N. 91st St., Milwaukee, WIFORMilwaukee residents | Families | Young peopleDETAILCheck current availability
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City of Milwaukee and community partners
Doors Open Milwaukee: Health Department Laboratory tours
Public tours offer a look inside the Milwaukee Health Department Laboratory and its work.
WHENSep 26, 2026WHEREMilwaukee Health Department Laboratory, 841 N. Broadway, 2nd FloorFORMilwaukee residents | Families | Young peopleDETAILCheck current availability
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City of Milwaukee and community partners
Harbor Fest
A public waterfront festival with activities and community programming.
WHENSep 27, 2026WHEREHarbor View Plaza, 600 E. Greenfield Ave., Milwaukee, WIFORMilwaukee residents | Families | Young peopleDETAILCheck current availability
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Milwaukee Water Works
Water Financial Manager
A current public-service opening with Milwaukee Water Works.
WHENDeadline Sep 18, 2026WHEREMilwaukee, WIFORJob seekersDETAILApplications open
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Milwaukee Police Department
Police Aide, ages 17–19
A current public-service opening with Milwaukee Police Department.
WHENDeadline Dec 4, 2026WHEREMilwaukee, WIFORJob seekersDETAILApplications open
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Milwaukee Fire Department
Fire Cadet, ages 17–19
A current public-service opening with Milwaukee Fire Department.
WHENDeadline Dec 4, 2026WHEREMilwaukee, WIFORJob seekersDETAILApplications open
Job✓ Checked Sep 10, 2026
Department of Public Works
Engineering Technician IV
A current public-service opening with Department of Public Works.
WHENDeadline Sep 18, 2026WHEREMilwaukee, WIFORJob seekersDETAILApplications open
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