Growing MKE
Growing MKE is a citywide planning effort that will set a framework for housing growth and choice in Milwaukee.
Growing MKE is a citywide planning effort that will set a framework for housing growth and choice in Milwaukee.
This project aims to address traffic safety issues throughout the Burnham Park neighborhood with two phases of improvements to be built in 2024 and 2025.
Help shape the future of the former Northridge Mall site
Vision Zero is a strategy to eliminate all traffic fatalities and severe injuries in Milwaukee, while increasing safe, healthy, equitable mobility for all by 2037.
The City of Milwaukee is redesigning W. Michigan Street from N. Water Street to N. 8th Street to improve safety, comfort, and accessibility for everyone using the street.
West Side Area Plan Update
A transformative investment on Milwaukee's 6th Street from National Avenue to North Avenue
Reimagining a major Milwaukee corridor from Wisconsin Avenue to Brady Street
The City is planning a new shared-use trail to connect residents in the neighborhood to parks, the Beerline Trail and Oak Leaf Trail systems and other community assets.
The City of Milwaukee is planning a traffic calming project on S. 6th Street from W. Canal Street to W. Virginia Street.
WISDOT and the City of Milwaukee Department of Public Works plans to rebuild 2.6 miles of W. National Avenue between 1st Street and 39th Street.
The City of Milwaukee is proposing to improve North Sherman Boulevard, from West North Avenue to West Capitol Drive, and we want your input!
The City of Milwaukee is redesigning the downtown corridor of North Water Street from East Kilbourn Avenue to East Pleasant Street.
Speeding - We Can Live Without It
This project on W Walnut St/W Lisbon Ave from 20th to 40th St aims to provide a safer and more comfortable street for people walking, biking, driving, and taking transit.
This project on W. Oklahoma Avenue from S. 6th Street to S. Howell Avenue and S. 6th Street from W. Oklahoma Avenue to W. Manitoba Street aims to improve safety.
Proposed department budgets for the City of Milwaukee's 2025 fiscal year
This study aims to lay the groundwork for connecting the Hank Aaron State Trail and Oak Leaf Trail along Lake Michigan to the existing Powerline Trail.
This project on N. Hopkins Street between Locust Street and 35th Street aims to provide a safer street for people walking, biking, driving, and taking transit.
In Fall 2024, the City is making improvements to E. North Avenue from N. Humboldt Blvd. to N. Prospect Ave. to make the corridor safer and more enjoyable for all users.
The Center Street Transformation Project will focus on redesigning a 1.95-mile portion of Center Street from Sherman Boulevard to Teutonia Avenue.
The City of Milwaukee is making improvements to the space formerly known as "Marsupial Bridge Swing Park" and seeking feedback from the community on the conceptual plan.
This project will build traffic calming street improvements to make it safer and easier for kids to walk and bike to Alexander Mitchell Integrated Arts School.
Have questions or want to learn more about a project, contact us below:
Name | Unified Call Center |
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Phone | (414) 286-CITY (2489) |
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Website | city.milwaukee.gov |