District 15 Alderperson Julia Metallo

09/24/2026

Come learn about the upcoming plans for the McKinley School area!

Public Meeting Scheduled for McKinley Development Project

The City of Kenosha will hold a public meeting to provide an update on the McKinley Development Project, which will redevelop the former McKinley school properties into 28 single‑family homes and a new public park.

Meeting Details

• Date: Oct. 6, 2026
• Time: 5:30 p.m.
• Location: City Municipal Building, Room 202
• Address: 625 52nd St., Kenosha, Wis. 53140

For more information, please contact the City Development Department at 262‑653-4030

09/01/2026

08/31/2026

🚨 Waste collection delayed for Labor Day

There will be no curbside garbage, recycling, brush, tire or bulk collection on Monday, Sept. 7 due to the Labor Day holiday.

📅 Collection will be delayed one day all week

Regular collection schedules resume the week of Sept. 14.

Please note that City Hall and the city’s drop-off sites will also be closed Monday, Sept. 7, and will reopen Tuesday, Sept. 8, during their regular hours.

Questions? Call the Department of Public Works at 262-653-4050.

08/11/2026

🗳️ TODAY: Today is Primary Election Day in Kenosha County and across Wisconsin.
🕗 Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
📱 You can look up your polling place and see what's on your ballot at https://myvote.wi.gov.

08/04/2026

Help shape the future of Kenosha! 📋

The City of Kenosha is beginning a comprehensive rewrite of its Zoning Ordinance and Sign Code and wants to hear from you.

Join us for an open house:
📅 Wednesday, Aug. 5
🕔 5-7 p.m.
📍 Kenosha Innovation Center, 5522 26th Ave.

Stop by anytime to learn about the project, ask questions and share your ideas. City staff will also be available to discuss updates to the Comprehensive Plan.

07/30/2026

If severe weather causes you to turn to a portable generator for power, keep this checklist handy. Share with family, friends and neighbors!

07/30/2026

Know Before You Ride!
Not all motorized two-wheeled vehicles are treated the same under Wisconsin law. Whether you're riding a motorcycle, moped, or gas-powered bike, it's important to understand the licensing requirements and where you can legally ride.

Before heading out, make sure you know:
✅ What your vehicle is legally classified as
✅ Whether you need a driver's license, motorcycle endorsement, registration, and insurance
✅ Where you can and cannot ride

A common misconception is that these vehicles can be operated on sidewalks, bike paths, or in city parks. In many cases, they cannot. Understanding the rules helps keep everyone safe and can prevent costly citations.

Please take a moment to review the graphic before your next ride. If you're unsure how your vehicle is classified, check the engine size, top speed, and whether it has working pedals.

Ride responsibly, follow the law, and help keep our roadways, sidewalks, and parks safe for everyone.

07/28/2026

Residents impacted by Monday's severe storms can take advantage of the city's temporary storm damage pickup program.

Beginning Wednesday, July 29, crews will collect storm-damaged trees and brush placed at the curb on your regular garbage collection day through Tuesday, Aug. 4.

Please place debris at the curb by 6 a.m. on your collection day. No scheduling is required.

Residents who miss their collection day should contact Public Works at 262-653-4050 to schedule a brush pickup.

Learn more at: https://www.kenosha.org/news_detail_T6_R389.php

07/28/2026

If your home is still without power from yesterday's storms, our libraries are open with full power, high speed wifi, and a spot set aside for you!

07/28/2026

After the storms today, the City of Kenosha is responding to many different calls for service around the city. Many households lost power, trees and there is a mess to clean up. If you have a parkway tree that came down in the street please either message me photos along with the address or leave a comment with the same information. I am working to make sure the Public Works Department has record of the trees down so that they can all be addressed. Please remember, this is only for parkway trees. I am waiting for additional information about down branches and personal trees.