| Please plan on stopping by with your family at the Garden District's family festival this weekend, July 29, 30, and 31st at 5th & Layton. This is the only non-alcoholic festival that you will find in Milwaukee. There will be rides, a craft tent for the kids, and lots of fun activities to keep them entertained. Come on down and dunk one of your elected representatives in the dunk tank. There also be a car and motorcycle display on one of the days. The attached flier has a list of some of the events. All the profits from this festival will go right back into the neighborhoods of the associations that are helping to make this a success. Please stop by. You can have some inexpensive fun with your family and help keep your neighborhood healthy at the same time.
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Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Take a Break, Enjoy Your family and Your Neighborhood
Friday, July 22, 2011
Update from District 2 Crime Trend Meeting
| Whether you live in District 2 or District 6 this info is useful for your security. Updates from tonight's D2 Crime Trend Meeting: 1. There is a company "Pinnacle Security" going door to door through our neighborhoods selling security systems, they do NOT have a license to do so and have been sited for such. 2. There has been a rise in daytime burglaries, we are reminded to secure our residences (lock doors & windows), make best use of lighting, get to know your neighbors & talk to them on a regular basis and lastly report suspicious activity. 3. Air Conditioners are the item of choice being stolen these days (go figure) so please be sure your air conditioner is securely bolted in your window. Next Crime Trend Meeting will be Thursday, August 18th, 2011 at 6 p.m. at District 2. |
Thursday, July 21, 2011
July 28th Board of Zoning Appeals Agenda
From Zoning Board Attached is the agenda for the July 28th meeting of the Board of Zoning Appeals. Please feel free to contact the BOZA office with any questions that you might have. Thank you, Kari Egerstrom Collins, Secretary Board of Zoning Appeals (414)286-2501 phone (414)286-2555 fax |
Sunday, July 17, 2011
From [bay_view_matters] Stolen Ladder update
| This ladder in the forwarded Email below represents the countless metal objects stolen all over Milwaukee. These include working air conditioner units, ripped off aluminum siding, storm doors, fences, and just about anything else that can fit on a truck. For awhile until he was caught, we even had one guy cutting off and scrapping catalytic converters off of parked cars. The city has tried to combat some of these by requiring scrappers to have a license and to have the numbers of that license in big numbers on the side of their truck, a licensed scrapper would probably be less inclined to cross the line. They also require junk yards to get more information and identification from the sellers. Most scrappers serve a good purpose but that does not include trespassing on your property and stealing your grill. If you see a scrapper without their license numbers on the side of their truck picking up stuff on your block, or the person trespassing on your property, get the description and plate number of the truck and call the Police through the non-emergency number. Naturally if you see a crime in action call 911, just realize that if you are on a cell phone, your call will first go to the Sheriff's dispatch and be rerouted to MPD. This is a problem we can help with. Please get involved. --- On Sat, 7/16/11, Heather wrote:
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Sunday, July 10, 2011
Scrapper Thieves Video on You Tube
Most scrappers provide a good service and make an honest living. These two, as caught in this video from a neighbor in Bay View are not. They might visit your area too so be on the alert.
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