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PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE

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Jun 11, 2026

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Jun 10, 2026

Public Works Committee meeting summary

The committee approved multiple assessable and nonassessable public improvement projects and appropriations, several State/Municipal agreements with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation for highway, bridge, and utility work, easements with Wisconsin Electric Power Company, a substitute recycling ordinance, a MMSD Green Solutions grant for eight green alleys, and funding setup for a Safe Streets pedestrian safety grant. The committee also approved several honorary street namings and held or deferred one naming item.

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Public Works Committee (City of Milwaukee) — April 29, 2026: approvals for traffic calming and capital projects; flooding response briefing; operations and service requests reviewed

Public Works Committee (Apr 9, 2026) — approvals for street, transportation, and water utility actions; two appointments confirmed

Public Works Committee (Mar 11, 2026): multiple public-improvement appropriations, utility agreements, bike lane revision, River Skimmer IGA, and license action

Public Works Committee — Meeting Minutes, February 19, 2026 (City of Milwaukee)

Public Works Committee — January 28, 2026 meeting summary

Public Works Committee approves multiple capital and project resolutions — Jan. 7, 2026

Public Works Committee minutes — December 3, 2025: multiple public-improvement appropriations, grants, transit stop changes, green infrastructure, and snow-plowing review

Public Works Committee minutes — Nov 12, 2025: multiple public-improvement appropriations, sewer and transportation agreements, leases, and honorary street namings recommended