County Supervisor Patti Logsdon

05/11/2026

Northbound WIS 100 (S. 108th St.) will be reduced from 3 lanes to 1 lane between Grange Ave. and Layton Ave. due to bridge work related to the Hale Interchange project through Tuesday, May 12, at 6 AM.

Southbound traffic will remain at 3 lanes.

More information can be found at: https://projects.511wi.gov/41hale/

05/05/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Milwaukee County connects residents to vital mental health and substance use resources for children, adults, and families.

If you or someone you know is in crisis, call Milwaukee Mobile Crisis at 414-257-7222 for 24/7 support.

Learn more about available services and upcoming events, including Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day on May 7, a resource fair on June 9, and the 1,000 Doors Challenge on June 12 at the link below:

https://urbanmilwaukee.com/pressrelease/milwaukee-county-executive-david-crowley-encourages-residents-to-access-services-and-resources-throughout-mental-health-awareness-month-2/

04/29/2026

Take a trip to American Family Field with SOA on Thursday, June 18, when the Milwaukee Brewers take on the Cleveland Guardians.

The suggested contribution is $50 per person and includes coach transportation and admission.

Sign up by May 15 at the Wilson or Washington Park Senior Center reception desks.

Wilson Park Senior Center
2601 W Howard Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53221
(414) 282-5566

Washington Park Senior Center
4420 W Vliet St, Milwaukee, WI 53208
(414) 933-2332

04/28/2026

Great news from our airport: Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport is taking another step toward greater accessibility with the launch of Aira ASL, making MKE the first airport in Wisconsin to offer free on-demand ASL interpreting service.

Read more at the link below:

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport has launched a free American Sign Language interpreting service, making it the first location in Wisconsin to offer access to Aira ASL, the

04/13/2026

Become a member of Friends of Boerner Botanical Gardens today and help sustain and preserve these historic gardens for future generations. Your membership supports children’s plant science education programs, plus members enjoy unlimited access to Boerner Botanical Gardens, free admission to more than 300 AHS gardens nationwide, and discounts on year-round classes and events.

Join today:

As a member of the Friends of Boerner Botanical Gardens (FBBG), you help support one of Wisconsin’s historic and most unique and beautiful natural spaces.

03/18/2026

🍻 Milwaukee County Parks has announced the 2026 Traveling Beer Garden schedule!

Now in its 13th year, this popular summer tradition will once again bring outdoor gathering spaces to parks across the county from May through September.

Did you know? The traveling beer gardens also serve as an important revenue generator that helps support park operations, maintenance, and future improvements.

👉 Learn more and view the full schedule here: https://www.travelingbeergardens.com

03/13/2026

Milwaukee County Parks is hiring for the 2026 season!

Seasonal hiring events are coming up for a variety of positions across the park system, including park workers, lifeguards, recreation staff, golf course staff, park rangers, and more.

Event details:

March 24th from 10 AM – 2 PM
Brown Deer Clubhouse – 7625 N Range Line Rd, Milwaukee

March 31st from 1 PM – 5 PM
Greenfield Park Pavilion – 2028 S 124th St, West Allis

April 17th from 12 PM – 4 PM
Kosciuszko Community Center – 2201 S 7th St, Milwaukee

Walk-ins are welcome!

03/09/2026

Sharing an additional traffic update for residents and drivers who travel along Forest Home Avenue.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) will resume construction on Forest Home Avenue (WIS 24) beginning the week of March 16, with full construction activities expected to start the week of March 23, weather permitting.

The project runs between 45th Street and Janesville Road. Work between 45th Street and Howard Avenue is largely complete, with only minor lighting and median restoration remaining. Drivers may see short-term lane closures in this area as crews wrap up that work.

Between Howard Avenue and Janesville Road, crews will complete roadway resurfacing, pavement and storm sewer repairs, guardrail improvements, intersection work, and new pavement markings. During this phase, traffic will be reduced to one lane in each direction within the work zone.

For updates and additional information, please visit: https://projects.511wi.gov/24resurf/

03/09/2026

Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) has implemented service changes as part of its spring schedule update, which began Sunday, March 8 and will run through June 6.

Key updates include:
• Five routes will be shortened as the second phase of the MCTS 2026 Service Plan moves forward.
• Seven routes will continue or begin long-term detours due to construction.
• Two routes now have updated schedules to improve reliability during I-94 roadway improvements.

Riders are encouraged to review the updated routes and schedules to plan ahead.

Maps and additional details are available at: RideMCTS.com/ServiceChanges

03/09/2026

Traffic Update: I-94 Eastbound Lane and Ramp Closures Begin Today, March 9

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation has begun construction on the early phase of the I-94 East-West Freeway Project between 70th Street and 16th Street.

Closures starting today, Monday, March 9:

9:00 p.m. – The 35th Street entrance ramp to I-94 eastbound will close through late 2026.
Detour: 35th Street → Wisconsin Avenue → 27th Street → Clybourn Street → 25th Street.

11:00 p.m. – Lane closure on I-94 eastbound from 35th Street to 25th Street through late 2026.

Utility work is also occurring ahead of the project. Drivers may experience lane closures and traffic shifts along nearby local roads. The 28th Street entrance ramp to I-94 westbound will remain closed through late March.

For more information, visit: https://www.94eastwest.wisconsindot.gov

03/02/2026

“As the County Supervisor representing Franklin, I know how important the Sports Complex is to our residents and our local economy,” said Milwaukee County Supervisor Patti Logsdon. “This grant is a meaningful investment in District 9. It allows us to take a proactive approach to understanding the flooding issues, protecting taxpayer dollars, and identifying long-term solutions that will keep this facility serving families, athletes, and events for years to come.”

Milwaukee County Parks has been awarded a nearly $76,000 state grant to assess ongoing flooding problems at the Milwaukee County Sports Complex in Franklin