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Milwaukee’s newly renovated Metcalfe Playfield is officially open! On October 1, Metcalfe Park residents joined neighbor...
10/31/2026

Milwaukee’s newly renovated Metcalfe Playfield is officially open! On October 1, Metcalfe Park residents joined neighborhood and city leaders to celebrate the transformation with remarks, a drum circle, and an opportunity to explore the updated space.

The project is the 15th playfield renovation completed as part of Milwaukee Recreation’s initiative to improve all 52 playfields across the city.

Beyond creating a welcoming space for the community, the renovation delivers important environmental benefits. More than 100 new trees and extensive green infrastructure have transformed an area once dominated by pavement and maintained grass into a greener space that supports wildlife, helps reduce urban heat, and minimizes flooding and combined sewer overflows.

With funding from MMSD’s Fresh Coast Green Communities Program, a network of integrated bioswales was installed to manage more than 240,000 gallons of stormwater, helping protect Milwaukee’s waterways while creating a healthier, more resilient neighborhood. Milwaukee Recreation

What could the Burnham Canal become? A place to spot wildlife, spend time by the water, or launch a kayak? Help us imagi...
10/30/2026

What could the Burnham Canal become?

A place to spot wildlife, spend time by the water, or launch a kayak? Help us imagine the possibilities for the Burnham Canal!

The Burnham Canal is being restored into 6.7 acres of wetland. We want to hear your ideas for future public access and recreation in the area.

Community Gathering with Spanish interpretation available.

đź“… When: Tuesday, November 10th
đź•• 5:00-7:00 PM. Project Presentation: 5:15 PM and 6:00 PM
📍All Hands Boatworks (621 S 12th St, Milwaukee, WI 53204)

Enjoy food, create wetland-inspired art, connect with neighbors, and share your ideas through a community survey.

Whether you live nearby, work in the area, or simply care about the future of our waterways, we want to hear from you!

Have ideas for the future of the Burnham Canal? Tell us what you'd like to see, from wildlife viewing and places to sit by the water to kayaking and other recreational opportunities, before December 31st. https://www.mmsd.com/what-we-do/milwaukee-estuary-aoc/burnham-canal-wetland-restoration-project/burnham-canal-project-survey

Waterway Restoration Partnership

MMSD and Milwaukee County Parks have received a number of questions about coyote wildlife sightings near the MMSD Honey ...
10/30/2026

MMSD and Milwaukee County Parks have received a number of questions about coyote wildlife sightings near the MMSD Honey Creek project area at McCarty Park.

Coyotes have adapted to Milwaukee’s urban environment with its rivers and green spaces. In this time of year, young coyotes born in the spring leave the den and seek new territory, mates, and food sources. They are active in the day as well as at night.

If you have concerns or want to know more about coyotes and what to do if you see one, visit the webpage for information from Milwaukee County, the WI Humane Society, and the WI Department of Natural Resources. https://www.mmsd.com/what-we-do/flood-management/menomonee-concrete-removal/honey-creek-mccarty-park-project

What’s beneath the surface?The water may look clear, but pollution from the past remains. Partners are working together ...
10/29/2026

What’s beneath the surface?

The water may look clear, but pollution from the past remains. Partners are working together to remove legacy pollution and create healthier waterways for fish, wildlife, and people.

Learn more about what’s happening beneath the surface.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfr6j8E7468&feature=youtu.be

Waterway Restoration Partnership

10/28/2026

Did you know just one inch of rain across the MMSD service area equals about 7.1 billion gallons of water? That’s enough to fill Fiserv Forum to the roof nearly 10 times. 🌧️

Managing stormwater takes many tools working together across the region. One of those tools is green infrastructure.

That’s why MMSD partners with communities across the region to invest in green infrastructure like rain gardens, green schoolyards, permeable pavement, trees, and restored wetlands. These nature-based solutions are not placed randomly. MMSD uses data, long-term experience, and community conditions to identify where green infrastructure can have the greatest impact.

In 2023, MMSD began developing a new planning tool to strengthen how green infrastructure is prioritized across the region, helping guide investments where they can provide the greatest benefits for stormwater management and community resilience. 🌱💧

Learn how MMSD is working with communities to manage stormwater across Greater Milwaukee. https://www.mmsd.com/about-us/news/how-green-infrastructure-helps-communities-manage-stormwater

10/27/2026

We are addressing noise complaints coming from project construction along S. 27th St for the Franklin/Oak Creek Sewer Extension Project.

Sound walls are being installed around the generator to reduce noise. Work will continue between St. John's Way and W. Oakwood Road for approximately 4 - 6 weeks. When this stretch of tunneling is complete, work will continue down S. 27th St. Thank you for your patience during this phase of work.

City of Oak Creek Government
Village of Caledonia
Wisconsin Department of Transportation

Today is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day! Protect Lake Michigan and combat the opioid crisis by safely disposin...
10/24/2026

Today is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day! Protect Lake Michigan and combat the opioid crisis by safely disposing your unused prescription medicine at free drop boxes in Southeastern, WI.

Find a drop box near you ➡️ https://www.takebackmymeds.com/

The National Prescription Drug Take Back Day aims to provide a safe, convenient, and responsible means of disposing of prescription drugs, while also educating the general public about the potential for abuse of medications. Drug Enforcement Administration - DEA

You're Invited to Sediment’s Final Resting PlaceTake a Peek at the New Dredged Material Management Facility…where Milwau...
10/23/2026

You're Invited to Sediment’s Final Resting Place

Take a Peek at the New Dredged Material Management Facility…where Milwaukee's Contaminated Sediment Will Spend Eternity!👻

Come see the facility up close, learn its role in helping to clean up sediment from the Milwaukee Estuary, and take a behind-the-scenes tour before public access ends. Join us for a walking tour on Thursday, October 29, to explore the Dredged Material Management Facility (DMMF), learn more about the project, and see what’s been built. Tours depart every 20 minutes between 4:00 and 5:00 PM.

🕷️ Thursday, October 29: Tours depart every 20 minutes between 4:00 and 5:00 PM.
🎟️ Preregistration required

Come prepared for the construction site:
🥾 Long pants + closed-toe shoes required
⛑️ Hard hats, safety glasses, safety vests and life jackets provided

Join us for this is your chance to get inside before the gates close. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sediments-final-resting-place-tickets-2003461501282?aff=oddtdtcreator

Waterway Restoration Partnership

10/22/2026

đź’§Rain barrel season has come to an end! It's time to winterize your rain barrel. Follow these steps to set up your rain barrel for success next season.

🎥 Watch the video for step-by-step instructions.

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260 W Seeboth Street
Milwaukee, WI
53204

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Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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(414) 272-5100

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