West Allis, WI

Common Council

The West Allis Common Council and Milwaukee Metro Joint Fire Commission may gather for an informal meet-and-greet with Chief Sendlebach. This is not a formal meeting and no formal action will be taken.

• Meet-and-greet with Chief Sendlebach

Common Council

The City of West Allis Common Council is noticed for a possible quorum gathering at the Q4 Neighborhood Partnership Meeting on Wednesday, November 4, 2026 at 6:00 PM at City Hall, 7525 W. Greenfield Ave. The notice states this is not a formal meeting of the Common Council and that no formal action will be taken. The agenda consists of this notice plus standard non-discrimination, ADA, and limited-English-proficiency statements.

• Possible quorum of the Common Council and West Allis Police Commission at the Q4 Neighborhood Partnership Meeting
• Meeting at City Hall, Common Council Chambers, 7525 W. Greenfield Ave., 6:00 PM, Nov. 4, 2026
• Notice states no formal action will be taken
• Public comment at committee meetings requires scheduling with the chair or staff contact
• Standard non-discrimination, ADA, and LEP notices included

Commission on Aging

The Commission on Aging is meeting to discuss new and previous matters, including a report from Commissioner Gibilian on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion among older adults in West Allis. The agenda also includes reports from the ERAS Senior Network and Senior Center staff. Public comments require prior scheduling with the chair or staff contact.

• Commissioner Gibilian's report on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion among Older Adults
• ERAS Senior Network report
• Senior Center staff report
• Approval of minutes from August 24, 2026

Southwest Suburban Health Department

The Southwest Suburban Health Department Board of Health will discuss and potentially act on the 2027 department budget, the 2025 audit, and a resolution supporting sustainable state funding for local public health departments. The board will also receive updates on the Senior Center, health department activities, legislative matters, and NALBOH. The agenda includes routine items such as approval of prior meeting minutes.

• 2027 Health Department Budget (26-0446)
• 2025 Audit (26-0451)
• Resolution R-2026-6028 supporting sustainable state funding for local public health departments (recommendation: adopt)
• Senior Center Update (26-0450)
• Approval of draft minutes from July 23 and August 27, 2026 meetings

Plan Commission

The West Allis Plan Commission will consider several land-use items, including a rezoning, a duplex proposal, two childcare centers, and a parking lot amendment. The agenda includes both conditional use permits and site design reviews, as well as certified survey maps for property splits and combinations.

• Rezoning of portion of 1455 S. 97th St. from C-2 commercial to RB residence district
• Conditional Use Permit for Breezy's Playschool Academy at 6018 W. National Ave.
• Conditional Use Permit for Breezy's Play House Childcare Center at 6022 W. National Ave.
• Site, Landscaping, and Architectural Amendment for Pick N Save parking lot at 6760 W. National Ave.
• Certified Survey Map to split parcel at 1455 S. 97th St. into three lots

The Plan Commission approved a parking lot amendment for the Pick N Save at 6760 W. National Ave., a duplex at 8600 W. Schlinger Ave., and a Certified Survey Map combining two parcels at 11505 W. National Ave. It also approved a Certified Survey Map to split 1455 S. 97th St. into three lots and recommended rezoning that property from C-2 commercial to RB residence district. The Commission denied conditional use permits and design reviews for two proposed Breezy's child care centers at 6018 and 6022 W. National Ave., after staff said the property owner no longer had a valid lease offer. It approved a sign plan appeal for ORO Imports at 6212 W. Greenfield Ave. and discussed project tracking.

• Approved August 26, 2026 draft minutes (5-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved Pick N Save parking lot site, landscaping and architectural amendment at 6760 W. National Ave. with conditions
• Approved duplex design review at 8600 W. Schlinger Ave. with conditions
• Approved Certified Survey Map combining two parcels at 11505 W. National Ave. into one
• Approved Certified Survey Map splitting 1455 S. 97th St. into three lots
• Recommended rezoning 1455 S. 97th St. from C-2 commercial to RB residence district with conditions
• Denied conditional use permit and design review for Breezy's Playschool Academy at 6018 W. National Ave.
• Denied conditional use permit and design review for Breezy's Play House Childcare Center at 6022 W. National Ave.

Police and Fire Commission

The West Allis Police and Fire Commission is holding a special meeting to interview candidates for a Police Officer position, then will consider establishing a police department eligibility list and hiring from that list. The interviews will occur in closed session, with the commission reconvening in open session afterward for any other agenda items.

• Interview candidates for Police Officer position
• Request to establish police department eligibility list
• Request to hire from established eligibility list
• Closed session under Wis. Stats. 19.85(1)(c) for employment consideration

Library Board

The West Allis Library Board is meeting to review the proposed 2027 library operating budget and hear a presentation on library space needs from FEH Design. The board will also consider a cost-per-circulation report from West Milwaukee, receive updates from the Milwaukee County Federated Library System, and discuss staff training and trustee education.

• 2027 Library Operating Budget (item 26-0319) with proposed budget and city budget calendar
• West Allis Public Library Space Needs presentation by Kevin Eipperle, President, FEH Design (item 26-0426)
• West Milwaukee Cost per Circ Worksheet 2025 (item 26-0424)
• MCFLS Update (item 26-0414)
• Staff In-Service Training (item 26-0416)

Police and Fire Commission

The West Allis Police and Fire Commission is holding a special meeting to interview candidates for the position of Police Officer. The meeting will begin in open session to vote on a motion to convene in closed session, then reconvene in open session afterward. No other substantive business is listed.

• Closed session to interview Police Officer candidates
• Open session vote to enter closed session
• Meeting at West Allis Police Department, 11301 W. Lincoln Ave.

Common Council

The Common Council will meet to reconsider a special event and temporary extension request for Slingshot Bar. The council will also consider resolutions to increase the City Hall server upgrade budget and amend a contract with Mead & Hunt, Inc.

• Reconsideration of 8 special events for Slingshot Bar at 6325 W. National Ave.
• Resolution to increase the capital budget for the City Hall Server Upgrade project
• Amendment No. 1 to the agreement with Mead & Hunt, Inc. for 2026 GIS support & technical services

Police and Fire Commission

The West Allis Police and Fire Commission will meet to approve routine items including the transition of four probationary firefighters to permanent status, purchases for police vehicles and digital forensics equipment, and a closed-session performance evaluation of the Fire Chief. The agenda also includes various departmental reports and a fire merger update.

• Approval to purchase 5 squad cars and 1 parking control vehicle in 2027
• Approval to purchase Cellebrite performance and processing improvements
• Transition of probationary firefighters Eli Lepke, Daniel Hauboldt, Christopher Aiello, and Matthew Blair to permanent status
• Closed session to review Fire Chief performance evaluation
• Fire merger update communication

Milwaukee Metro Fire Rescue Board of Directors

The Milwaukee Metro Fire Rescue Board of Directors will hold a regular working session. The agenda contains only standard procedural notices (public comment rules, quorum notice, non-discrimination and ADA statements) with no listed action items, proposals, or discussion topics. The meeting is scheduled for September 16, 2026, at Wauwatosa City Hall.

• Regular meeting of the Milwaukee Metro Fire Rescue Board of Directors
• Public comments require scheduling with the chair or staff contact
• Notice of possible quorum of other governmental bodies
• Non-discrimination and ADA accommodation statements

Common Council

The West Allis Common Council will consider a consent agenda with several routine items, including a speed limit change on West Cleveland Avenue, a $121,900 sewerage district grant for green infrastructure, and contracts for snow plows, road salt, and construction inspection. The council will also act on liquor and secondhand jewelry licenses, and refer three property damage claims to the City Attorney. No public hearings are scheduled.

• Ordinance to amend speed limit on West Cleveland Avenue from East City Limits to South 76th Street
• Resolution approving $121,900 MMSD Green Solutions Program funding for green infrastructure on 2027 Alley Project
• Resolution accepting $170,685 for five Henke 12' FV-12 wheel loader V-plows from Aring Equipment Company
• Resolution accepting $154,098 for 1,800 tons of deicing road salt from Compass Minerals
• Resolution to accept $150,000 law enforcement data sharing grant from Wisconsin DOJ

Common Council

This Common Council meeting is an informal gathering for the Beautification Awards Ceremony, not a formal business meeting. No formal action will be taken, and the agenda consists solely of procedural notices and standard policy statements.

• Informal gathering for Beautification Awards Ceremony at 7525 W. Greenfield Ave.

Milwaukee Metro Joint Fire Commission

The Milwaukee Metro Joint Fire Commission has scheduled a regular meeting for September 9, 2026. The provided document contains only procedural notices and meeting logistics without specific discussion topics or actions listed.

Community Development Authority

The Community Development Authority will discuss various redevelopment initiatives and property updates. The meeting includes a resolution regarding a bond agreement for the Renaissance Faire Office Complex and reappointments to the Resident Advisory Board.

• Reappointment of five Resident Advisory Board members for three-year terms
• Resolution for Third Amendment to Bond Agreement for 809 S. 60th St.
• Discussion of Development Agreement for West Lincoln Corridor (TID #17)
• Discussion regarding former Motor Castings properties on S. 65th St.
• Report on 14 redevelopment initiatives including TIF districts and corridors

The Community Development Authority approved a third amendment to the bond agreement with U.S. Bank Trust Company for Renaissance Faire II LLC. It also reappointed five Resident Advisory Board members and approved the August minutes. Discussions were held on the Lincoln Hospitality development agreement, Motor Castings environmental testing, and other redevelopment items, with some matters moved to closed session.

• Approved August 18, 2026 draft minutes (motion carried)
• Approved reappointment of five Resident Advisory Board members for three-year terms (motion carried)
• Approved Third Amendment to bond agreement for Renaissance Faire II LLC (motion carried)

Common Council

The Common Council will consider several resolutions, including the issuance of taxable promissory notes totaling over $760,000. The meeting also includes a public hearing for a mobile auto repair permit and a proposal to name a park at 6426 W. Greenfield Ave. 'Union Green Park'.

• Issuance of up to $645,686 in Series 2026B Taxable General Obligation Promissory Notes
• Issuance of up to $117,187 in Series 2026C Taxable General Obligation Promissory Notes
• Conditional Use Permit for Valenti's Mobile Auto Repair Inc at 11016 W. Becher St.
• Ordinance to name the park at 6426 W. Greenfield Ave. 'Union Green Park'
• MMSD Green Solutions Program funding of $35,500 for concrete and asphalt removal

The Common Council approved the issuance and sale of up to $645,686 (Series 2026B) and $117,187 (Series 2026C) in Taxable General Obligation Promissory Notes, both by 9-0 roll call votes. The council also approved a conditional use permit for Valenti's Mobile Auto Repair at 11016 W. Becher St., named a park 'Union Green Park,' and granted a bartender's license to Vashaun Young. The consent agenda passed 9-0, including several claims denied or placed on file. Public comment addressed overnight warming shelters for the unhoused, but no action was taken on that topic.

• Approved $645,686 Taxable GO Promissory Notes Series 2026B (9-0)
• Approved $117,187 Taxable GO Promissory Notes Series 2026C (9-0)
• Approved conditional use permit for Valenti's Mobile Auto Repair at 11016 W. Becher St. (9-0)
• Adopted ordinance naming park at 6426 W. Greenfield Ave. 'Union Green Park' (9-0)
• Granted bartender's license to Vashaun Young (9-0)
• Approved consent agenda items #3-#23 (9-0)
• Denied claims by Luiz Cruz, James Gogan, Raye Manuele Robinson, William Wichman
• Placed on file claims by Cedric Banks, Dusan Dragisich, Heritage House, Eugene Faust, Hillside Properties, Morgan Grove

Southwest Suburban Health Department

The Southwest Suburban Health Department is holding a special meeting to discuss and potentially approve several items: accepting a $10,000 grant from the Wisconsin DHS Environmental Public Health Tracking Program, creating a part-time position, and reviewing the 2027 budget. They will also discuss a legislative breakfast. Public comment is limited; attendees must be scheduled with the chair.

• Acceptance of $10,000 grant from WI DHS Environmental Public Health Tracking Program
• Creation of part-time position
• 2027 budget discussion
• Legislative breakfast discussion

Plan Commission

The West Allis Plan Commission will review a concept for the next phase of the Allis Yards development by Cobalt Group within the 70th Street corridor. The body will also consider Conditional Use Permits and design reviews for three new businesses: Valenti's Mobile Auto Repair, Breezy's Playschool Academy, and Breezy's Play House Childcare Center. Additionally, the commission will review site and sign amendments for existing properties, including Masters Buildings Solutions, Resolve Care Center, Chicken House, Irving School, and Epikos Church.

• Concept review for next phase(s) of Allis Yards within 70th Street corridor by Cobalt Group
• Conditional Use Permit for Valenti's Mobile Auto Repair Inc. at 11016 W. Becher St.
• Conditional Use Permit for Breezy's Playschool Academy at 6018 W. National Ave.
• Conditional Use Permit for Breezy's Play House Childcare Center at 6022 W. National Ave.
• Sign Plan appeal for Carries Crispies at 8801 W. National Ave.

The West Allis Plan Commission approved a conditional use permit and design review for Valenti's Mobile Auto Repair at 11016 W. Becher St., and approved a conditional use permit for Breezy's Play House Childcare Center at 6022 W. National Ave. The commission held two related items for Breezy's Playschool Academy at 6018 W. National Ave. due to incomplete plans, and approved several other site, landscaping, and architectural reviews. All votes were unanimous among the five members present.

• Approved conditional use permit for Valenti's Mobile Auto Repair at 11016 W. Becher St. (5-0)
• Approved site/landscaping/architectural review for Valenti's Mobile Auto Repair (5-0)
• Held conditional use permit for Breezy's Playschool Academy at 6018 W. National Ave. (5-0)
• Held site/landscaping/architectural review for Breezy's Playschool Academy at 6018 W. National Ave. (5-0)
• Approved conditional use permit for Breezy's Play House Childcare at 6022 W. National Ave. (5-0)
• Approved site/landscaping/architectural amendments for Masters Buildings Solutions at 1535 S. 101st St. (5-0)
• Approved site/landscaping/architectural amendment for Resolve Care Center at 9047 W. Greenfield Ave. (5-0)
• Approved site/landscaping/architectural review for Chicken House restaurant at 9131 W. Cleveland Ave. (5-0)

Library Board

The West Allis Library Board will consider the 2027 proposed library operating budget and a recommendation to revoke a library patron's privileges. The board will also receive updates from the Milwaukee County Federated Library System (MCFLS) and review communications from two individuals. This is a regular working meeting with public comment available by prior arrangement.

• 2027 proposed library operating budget (item 26-0319)
• Recommendation to revoke library patron privileges (item 26-0360)
• MCFLS update (item 26-0358)
• Trustee Essentials Chapter 3 training document (item 26-0359)
• Communications from Brian Eichelberger and Clay (August 2026)

The West Allis Library Board approved the 2027 Library operating budget and affirmed bans for three patrons: Mr. Brian Eichelberger, Mr. Clay, and Mr. Paul Fox. The board also approved the July 22, 2026 meeting minutes and the August 2026 Claims and Finance Report.

• Approved July 22, 2026 Library Board meeting minutes
• Approved August 2026 Claims and Finance Report
• Affirmed ban on Mr. Brian Eichelberger
• Affirmed ban on Mr. Clay
• Affirmed ban on Mr. Paul Fox
• Approved 2027 Library operating budget
• Adjourned meeting at 7:51 p.m.

Fair Housing Board

The Fair Housing Board is meeting to approve prior minutes and conduct a hearing on a fair housing complaint filed by Dompke, under Section 6.035(15) of the West Allis Municipal Code. No other substantive action is listed on the agenda.

• Hearing on Dompke Fair Housing Complaint under Section 6.035(15) WAMC
• Approval of draft minutes from December 18, 2025
• Meeting held at City Hall Art Gallery, 7525 W. Greenfield Ave.

Capital Improvement Committee

The Capital Improvement Committee will review the progress of the 2026 Capital Improvement Program and discuss the proposed 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Program. The meeting is a working session; public comment requires prior scheduling with the chair.

• Approval of August 18, 2025 minutes
• 2026 Capital Improvement Program progress review
• 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Program discussion

Commission on Aging

The West Allis Commission on Aging will hold a regular meeting to discuss 2027 Senior Center event planning, consider approving up to $150 per month for ongoing coffee and tea supplies at the Hospitality Desk, and receive reports from the ERAS Senior Network and Senior Center staff. Public comments require prior scheduling with the chair or staff contact.

• 2027 Senior Center Event Planning
• Approval of up to $150 per month for coffee and tea supplies at the Hospitality Desk
• Commission Report on community resources
• ERAS Senior Network Report
• Senior Center Staff Report

The Commission on Aging approved amended minutes from its June 22, 2026 meeting and unanimously passed a trial of complimentary coffee and tea at the Hospitality Desk for Senior Center members, at up to $150 per month for supplies. Commissioners discussed ideas for 2027 Senior Center events, including a free Ice Cream Social sponsored by the Commission, intergenerational events, and more housing-related events, but no event decisions were recorded. The ERAS Senior Network reported staff reductions and volunteer shortages, and staff reported a positive Ice Cream Social outcome and reviewed the timeline for moving into the building at 7220 W National Ave.

• Approved amended minutes of the 6-22-26 meeting (motion carried)
• Approved a trial of complimentary coffee and tea at the Hospitality Desk, up to $150 per month for supplies (unanimous)
• No report given on community resources
• Adjourned at 4:11 pm

Police and Fire Commission

The West Allis Police and Fire Commission will vote on the 2027 operating and capital budget requests for the police department. The body will also approve the end of probation for five police officers, placing them on the permanent roster effective September 2026. Additionally, the commission will review a Milwaukee County Data Sharing Agreement for the fire department and discuss the status of a fire merger.

• Approval of 2027 Operating and Capital Budget Requests for the Police Department
• Promotion of five officers (Anthony Barba, Jacob Bartaczewicz, Olivia Riley, Jesus Ocampo Orozco, Alexander Kassing) to permanent roster
• Approval of Milwaukee County Data Sharing Agreement for the Fire Department
• Discussion of Fire Merger Update
• Hiring of a fire recruit following closed session evaluation

The Police and Fire Commission approved the placement of five police officers onto the permanent roster and approved the police department's 2027 Operating and Capital budget requests. The commission also approved a Milwaukee County data-sharing agreement for the fire department and authorized the hiring of a fire recruit following a closed session.

• Approved July 18, 2026 Regular Meeting Minutes (4-0)
• Approved placing Anthony Barba, Jacob Bartaczewicz, Olivia Riley, Jesus Ocampo Orozco and Alexander Kassing on permanent police roster (4-0)
• Approved 2027 Operating and Capital Budget Requests for police department (4-0)
• Approved Milwaukee County Data Sharing Agreement for fire department (4-0)
• Approved hiring of fire recruit following closed session (4-0)

Milwaukee Metro Fire Rescue Board of Directors

This is a regular meeting of the Milwaukee Metro Fire Rescue Board of Directors. The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate, including public comment rules, a possible quorum notice, and standard non-discrimination and accessibility statements. No specific action items, proposals, or discussion topics are listed.

• Public comment requires scheduling an appearance with the chair or staff contact
• Notice of possible quorum of other governmental bodies
• Non-discrimination statement
• Americans with Disabilities Act notice
• Limited English Proficiency statement

Milwaukee Metro Joint Fire Commission

This is a special meeting of the Milwaukee Metro Joint Fire Commission, held as a working session. The agenda contains only procedural notices and no listed action items, so the commission is not scheduled to make any decisions at this meeting.

• Special meeting of the Milwaukee Metro Joint Fire Commission
• Held at Wauwatosa Public Works Building - Warren Room
• Public comments require prior scheduling with the chair
• Notice of possible quorum of other governmental bodies

Common Council

The West Allis Common Council will hold public hearings on a special event permit for Novak Manor, a conditional use permit for Living Hope Lutheran Church, and a rezoning along S. 65th St. The consent agenda includes numerous contracts and purchases, such as a $1.5 million TIF loan to Element 84 LLC, a $200,000 loan to Noble Catering MKE, and several equipment purchases. The council will also act on multiple claims and reports.

• Public hearing on rezoning and 2045 Comprehensive Plan amendment for properties along S. 65th St. (O-2026-0908)
• Resolution for $1.5M TIF loan to Element 84 LLC for property at 1482 S. 84th St. (R-2026-5580)
• Resolution for $200,000 Economic Development Loan to Noble Catering MKE, LLC for 1445 S. 113th St. (R-2026-5581)
• Contract awards: $379,503.40 for sewer reroute, $284,098 for pavement marking, $245,135 for snow blower, $261,711 for wheel loader, $334,489.20 for street sweeper
• Ordinance to establish two-hour parking restrictions near S. 64th St. and W. Mitchell St. (O-2026-0914)

Economic Development Loan Task Force

The Economic Development Loan Task Force will consider approving a $200,000 loan to Noble Catering MKE, LLC for the purchase of 1445 W. 113th St., funded through the Community Development Block Grant Program. The meeting also includes approval of draft minutes from June 15, 2026, and is held virtually. Public comments can be submitted by email before the meeting.

• Resolution 26-0371: $200,000 Economic Development Loan to Noble Catering MKE, LLC for 1445 W. 113th St.
• Approval of draft minutes from June 15, 2026 meeting (item 26-0369)
• Virtual meeting with public comment via email to [email protected]

The Economic Development Loan Task Force approved a $200,000 loan to Noble Catering MKE, LLC for the purchase of 1445 W. 113th St., under the Community Development Block Grant Program. The motion was made by Ald. Weigel, seconded by Klare, and carried. The task force also approved the draft minutes from the June 15, 2026 meeting with a 4-0 vote, with City Administrator Hirn abstaining.

• Approved $200,000 Economic Development Loan to Noble Catering MKE, LLC for purchase of 1445 W. 113th St.
• Approved draft minutes of June 15, 2026 meeting (4-0, Hirn abstained)

Community Development Authority

The Community Development Authority will vote on a resolution approving terms for a Tax Increment Financing loan of up to $1.5 million to Element 84, LLC for a project at 1482 S. 84th St. They will also discuss changes to the Family Self Sufficiency Program, redevelopment of Beloit Road Senior Housing, former Longfellow School, Allis-Yards Phase II, and CDA-owned parcels on W. Washington St. A report on redevelopment initiatives across multiple TIF districts will be presented. The committee may enter closed session to deliberate on public fund investments.

• Resolution to approve TIF loan terms to Element 84, LLC, not to exceed $1.5 million
• Discussion on recommended changes to Family Self Sufficiency Program
• Discussion on Beloit Road Senior Housing at 7205-7341 W. Beloit Rd.
• Discussion on former Longfellow School redevelopment at 2211 S. 60th St.
• Report on redevelopment initiatives including TIF districts 11-21 and other sites

The Community Development Authority approved a Tax Increment Financing loan not to exceed $1.5 million to Element 84, LLC for a project at 1482 S. 84th St. The vote was 6-0. Several other items were discussed but not voted on, including changes to the Family Self Sufficiency Program, Beloit Road Senior Housing, former Longfellow School redevelopment, Phase II of Allis-Yards, and CDA-owned parcels at 6545 and 6565 W. Washington St. (the latter in closed session). The meeting adjourned at 6:47 p.m.

• Approved $1.5M TIF loan to Element 84, LLC (6-0)
• Approved minutes of July 14, 2026 meeting
• Discussed Family Self Sufficiency Program changes (no action)
• Discussed Beloit Road Senior Housing (no action)
• Discussed Longfellow School redevelopment update (no action)
• Discussed Allis-Yards Phase II concept (no action)
• Discussed CDA-owned parcels at 6545/6565 W. Washington in closed session (no action)

Municipal Board of Canvassers

The Municipal Board of Canvassers will meet to process any eligible provisional ballots, reconcile voter lists, and certify the totals from the August 11, 2026 Partisan Primary Election. The board will also approve minutes from its April 13, 2026 meeting. This is a procedural election certification meeting.

• Process eligible provisional ballots per Wisconsin Statutes Section 6.97(4)
• Reconcile voter lists from polling places and absentee ballots
• Canvass and certify August 11, 2026 Partisan Primary Election totals
• Approve April 13, 2026 meeting minutes (item 26-0368)

Milwaukee Metro Joint Fire Commission

This is the regular meeting of the Milwaukee Metro Joint Fire Commission, held publicly in Wauwatosa. The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate—meeting logistics, public comment rules, and standard legal notices—with no specific decisions, proposals, or discussion items listed.

• Meeting held at Wauwatosa City Hall, 5:30 PM
• Public comments require scheduling with the chair or staff contact
• Notice of possible quorum of other governmental bodies
• Non-discrimination, ADA, and Limited English Proficiency statements included

West Allis Board of Absentee Ballot Canvassers

The West Allis Board of Absentee Ballot Canvassers will convene to count all absentee ballots received by 8 p.m. on election day, as required by state law. The board will also discuss drafting incident reports for any issues during counting. The meeting includes approval of minutes from April 7, 2026.

• Counting absentee ballots per Wis. Stat. 7.52
• Drafting incident reports for ward incidents
• Approval of April 7, 2026 minutes

Artscape Leadership Group

The Artscape Leadership Group will meet to discuss the 2026-2027 budget and projects. The group is also considering a resolution to purchase tourism signage.

• Resolution to approve purchase for Stallis Tourism Letters not to exceed $35,000
• Consideration of 2026-2027 projects and budget

The Artscape Leadership Group approved a resolution to purchase Stallis Tourism Letters for up to $35,000, subject to details on weight and installation specifications. The group also discussed 2026-2027 projects and budget, but no formal action was taken on that item. Minutes from the June 1, 2026 meeting were approved.

• Approved purchase of Stallis Tourism Letters, not to exceed $35,000, subject to weight and installation details (3-0)
• Approved minutes of June 1, 2026 meeting (3-0)