Zoo Interchange work to be complete by Memorial Day weekend 2010 ... The Wisconsin Department of Transportation will rebuild three bridges in Milwaukee County's Zoo Interchange next year. The DOT spent the last three months looking more closely at the bridges and determined the structures are suffering significant deterioration ...
After nearly 15 years helping patients discharged from Milwaukee County's Mental Health Complex cope with life in the community, occupational therapist Kari Held faces an uncertain future and coping issues of her own ...
Milwaukee County's health insurance and pension costs are projected to reach 93% of next year's payroll, according to a county analysis. That means for every dollar spent on salaries, Milwaukee County would spend 93 cents on health insurance and pension expenses ...
Milwaukee County's park system received a top prize Wednesday for excellence in park and recreation management.The National Gold Medal for Excellence was given at a conference in Salt Lake City by the American Academy for Park and Recreation Administration and the National Recreation and Park Association. Milwaukee County's parks were chosen among four finalists, winnowed from submissions for every state.Parks Director Sue Black accepted the award on behalf of the county ...
Colder temperatures, economy cause of growing demand ... The nation's economy is slowly on the rebound. But that's not slowing the demand for Milwaukee County's Meals on Wheels program. Corliss Breen of Horizon Home Care & Hospice say a number of factors are contributing to this demand including the colder weather ...
A mix of employee concessions, privatizations, service cuts and tax increases are likely needed to set straight Milwaukee County's chronic and growing structural deficit, according to a report from the nonpartisan Public Policy Forum ...
Milwaukee County's 2010 budget faces a likely pummeling from the County Board, as supervisors and County Executive Scott Walker cling to dramatically different stances ...
Members of Milwaukee County's largest union have agreed to a two-year pay freeze in exchange for a guarantee of no layoffs and no privatization of county services, officials said Wednesday.The pact goes to two County Board committees Wednesday and the full County Board Friday for consideration. If approved, however, the deal faces an uncertain future at the hands of County Executive Scott Walker.Walker has said he wants concessions from the county's unions in the form of pay and benefit cuts and
Milwaukee County supervisors appear divided on how big a sales tax increase to seek from the Legislature - a half-cent boost for transit or a full penny-on-the-dollar increase to also include support for parks and paramedics ...
The turnover rate among the front-line workers responsible for Milwaukee County's abused and neglected children improved during the first six months of 2009, according to a report presented Monday ...