City Of South Milwaukee Common Council Regular Meeting
The Common Council held a regular meeting covering several administrative and legislative items. Key actions included the creation and salary establishment for the Finance Director and Administrative Coordinator positions, authorization for the Milwaukee Avenue Restoration Project, and various ordinance amendments related to parking, recycling, refuse collection, and zoning districts. Additionally, the Council approved licenses for tobacco/vape products, temporary premises extensions, and amusement devices, alongside the purchase of an emergency response vehicle for the Fire Department.
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City Of South Milwaukee Common Council Regular Meeting
The council discussed various financial and administrative agenda items, including a Lead Service Line Replacement Community Outreach Grant, the purchase of a 2026 Chevrolet work truck, and a vehicle purchase agreement with Johns Disposal Service. Other topics included the issuance of a liquor license for Corner Stone Pub, an amendment to the council calendar, temporary extensions of licensed premises for special events, and authorization for an economic development study. Additionally, the meeting included the presentation of an economic development proclamation, reviews of the 2025 Police and Health Department annual reports, the 2026-2030 Community Health Improvement Plan, the disbursement of civic grant funds, and the scheduling of trick-or-treat dates and council training sessions.
Jun 2, 2026·Board meeting
City Of South Milwaukee Common Council Regular Meeting
The council accepted the resignation of a Distribution and Collections Technician. Regarding legislation and permits, the council approved various alcohol license renewal applications and renewals for amusement device, arcade, and junk dealer licenses for the upcoming period. An ordinance was adopted to amend the municipal code concerning private sanitary sewer lateral ownership and abandonment. Additionally, the council authorized city staff to submit a USDA planning grant to evaluate the feasibility of using the former Grobschmidt Senior Center kitchen for urban agriculture purposes.
