Muskego Aldermen Say Thanks and Farewell

Whether retirement, resignation or redistricting, departing aldermen recognized for their service as they return to private life.

New Slate of Muskego Aldermen is Sworn In

The newest candidates were sworn in at Muskego City Hall on Tuesday during an organizational meeting to begin the new term

With Act 10 Decision Pending, State Republicans Introduce Bill to Reform Courts

Lawmakers aim to end delays in the implementation of new laws after previous rulings have held up Act 10 legislation.

Muskego Flood Watch: Holding Steady as the Rain Keeps Falling

It just keeps on raining and we're hearing that the water's rising, but overall the city has had few if any troubles. Share your stories and photos with us!

Rec Trail Plan Leads Back to Muskego's South Side, With a Little Help from Residents

Upset over the delay in a recreational trail for Muskego's southernmost subdivisions, residents make a stand and the park board has a change of heart.

At $746K, Park Arthur Pavilion Costs too Much to Swallow

Estimates for what it will take to build a heated pavilion at Muskego's Park Arthur has park board swallowing hard, but asking for alternatives to rein in cost

Sand Court Volleyball Gets Bounced at Park Board

A list of negatives were too much to overcome for a volleyball court at Moorland Park in Muskego

Live! From Muskego City Hall...

New city of Muskego website was designed to include streaming video, and the first meeting that will give residents an eye online was broadcast Tuesday night

Listening Sessions Announced for Rep. David Craig

Residents of the 83rd Assembly District, which includes Muskego, are invited to voice their concerns to State Representative David Craig next week Thursday and Monday April 15.

Mayors' Portraits to be Unveiled

Adding to the gallery in Muskego City Hall, three new portraits will be unveiled for Muskego's former leaders

Northern Gear Moves Ahead, But Neighbors Aren't Happy

Plan Commission approves site plans, but nearby subdivision will abut property line of residential lots, and residents are nervous that the building will be too big, too loud and too close.

Muskego Elections: Hammel Wins 2nd Aldermanic District Race

A voter turnout of 26.7 percent was about what was expected throughout Muskego, with the sole race for alderman in District 2 going to newcomer Bob Hammel

Muskego Deal With Northern Gear Called 'Win-Win'

Recent deal to bring machining company to Muskego has officials excited over what it could mean for future of Moorland corridor and business in general for the city

City Nets $40K From Backlog of Unpaid Fines, More to Come

A new computer system allows judicial clerks to intercept tax payments for delinquent defendants in Muskego court, and the council approves extending staff time to keep up with the workload.

Only Clerk's Office Open on Good Friday as Early Voting Ends

Friday is the last day for residents to vote early in person for Tuesday's election and clerks' offices across the state, including Muskego's, are required to be open.

Northern Gear Making a Move to Muskego

The manufacturer of machined parts is eyeing a a spot near GE Medical in Muskego to open a new 98,000-square-foot facility, with a possibility to expand.

John Macy Looks to Improve Republican Party of Waukesha County

New local GOP chairman talks with Patch about his role in the Republican Party of Waukesha County, the future of the Republican Party and his job as a municipal attorney.

Sound Off on the State Budget April 4th

State Senator Mary Lazich announces hearings on the 2013-15 budget, with residents invited to speak their minds on what concerns they have

Muskego Spring Election Guide

Polls will be open on April 2, and there are elections in every district. Here's info to take with you before you head to the polls.

Bethel Lutheran Gets OK from CDA for New Sign, Other Improvements

Janesville Road reconstruction will cut into the church's 420 feet of frontage, and will receive a little help from the Muskego CDA grant program for improvements, but not without debate on what defines commercial property

Who's On April's Ballot: Eileen Madden, District 7 Aldermanic Candidate

After a four year hiatus from the Common Council, Eileen Madden returned to fill the remaining term of Noah Fiedler, and she hopes to see less tension in the next term

Decision in District 2: Hammel and LeDoux Vie for Seat on April 2

Bob Hammel and William 'Butch' LeDoux represent the only race in the spring aldermanic races in Muskego

'Acres of Pavement' Prompt Need to Control Flooding Along Janesville Road

As the road project begins for 2013, storm water concerns will hopefully be resolved in replacement of drains and a retention pond along Janesville Road in Muskego

Residents Ready to Fight for Rec Trail

Alderman, residents in Muskego's 7th District say they're tired of waiting for access to trail system, and promise to fight for it as the matter is pushed back to the Park and Rec board

Muskego Consolidates SWAT Teams

Muskego Police Department will join seven other communities to consolidate resources and improve training for critical incidents.

Muskego Captures $36K — and Counting — From Unpaid Tickets

Municipal court clerks have started the task of garnering unpaid fines through tax intercept program, and say $36,000 is just the tip of the iceberg. A part-time clerk was upgraded to full-time to help implement the program.

Public Hearing on Sand and Gravel Pit Rescheduled

Snow sidelined the March 5 Plan Commission meeting, which would have featured a public hearing to review Payne and Dolan's request to continue operating a gravel pit, but a new date has been set.

Who's On April's Ballot: William 'Butch' Ledoux, District 2 Aldermanic Candidate

No stranger to Muskego, LeDoux hopes to continue problem-solving as alderman

Who's On April's Ballot: Robert Hammel, District 2 Aldermanic Candidate

Entering the only contested race on Muskego's April ballot, Robert Hammel says he's eager to be a voice for his district, but realizes it's not about making everyone happy

Got a Shanty on the Lakes? It's Now Gonna Cost You

After March 3 the Muskego lakes are no place to keep your ice fishing shelter overnight, no matter how cold it gets.

The Week Ahead: March 4 - 8

The meetings and events coming in the week ahead.

Who's on April's Ballot: Kevin Kubacki, 6th District Aldermanic Candidate

A newcomer to Muskego's political landscape, Kevin Kubacki hopes to continue his interest in involvement representing the city's rural residents.

Did a Snowplow Cream Your Mailbox? What to do Next

In the process of clearing city streets, it's possible the blades that removed snow also took your mailbox with it. Now what?

Gun Club Dispute Back on the Table

The city had few answers in January for neighbors concerned about stray bullets from a Muskego gun club, but a resolution may be possible and will be discussed at Finance Committee Tuesday.

MPD SWAT May Join Other Cities if Council Approves

Preview of the Muskego Common Council meeting on Tuesday includes an agreement that could increase the resources to the Muskego SWAT team, and a public hearing on the rezoning of a former gas station

The Week Ahead: February 25 - March 1

Finishing off February, here are meetings and events we've found in Muskego

Parkland Mall Case Closed: a Look at the Week in Review

Plenty of discussion on the empty lot known as the "tree farm" on Janesville, as well as a study of an intersection that may bring another roundabout to the landscape. What else made news this week? Read on.

Parkland Mall Lawsuit Dismissed

Judge finds a "contentious" relationship between developer Art Dyer and the city, but ultimately ruled that the claims against the city could not be proven.

Democrats Propose Deer Hunting Without Bullets

Representative David Craig (R-Vernon) calls support for bill prohibiting certain types of bullets 'an assault on Wisconsin's hunting tradition.'

Roundabouts a Possibility in Moorland and Woods Road Study

Recent backups at the intersection during peak times have the city initiating a $12-$15,000 study of the site. Could a roundabout be recommended?