The Brookfield Fire Department held a training session focused on portable pump operations and the use of Tanker 1, which allows for dynamic firefighting and is essential in areas without hydrants.

The Waukesha Ice Sculpting Competition during the JanBoree this Saturday features expert ice carvers, adding to the city's vibrancy and supporting local businesses.

Milwaukee County is reviewing its services to boost efficiency, equity, and cost savings and invites resident participation in its Future State Project.

Franklin Health Department hosts a suicide prevention event for middle schoolers and parents, focusing on mental health, danger signs, and communication strategies, without needing registration.

TMJ4 News featured the vibrant skating culture at Eble Ice Arena, and Waukesha County Parks thanked them on social media, inviting the public to watch the segments online.

Milwaukee County held a Spring Primary for the Oak Creek-Franklin School District on February 17, with reminders about upcoming election dates and the use of MyVote.wi.gov for voter services.

Janesville City Council plans a closed session on the potential sale of former GM and JATCO sites to Viridian Partners, with significant implications for the area's future. No action is expected during the session.

The South Milwaukee Police Department is fundraising for its K9 unit by selling branded swag, as announced on social media. Proceeds will support the police dogs.

Wauwatosa opens nominations for its 15th Annual POP Awards to honor exceptional upkeep of historic properties. Eligibility requires adherence to the city's historic guidelines.

CRR Specialist DeLacy, celebrated by the West Allis Fire Department on social media, is recognized for his eight years of dedicated service and community involvement.

Trainee Carsen Beckman is recognized by the Brookfield Fire Department for his dedication to community service and ongoing personal and professional development in firefighting.

The Oak Creek Police Department unveiled new squad car designs, aiming to modernize and strengthen community ties, while planning a gradual rollout as vehicles are replaced.

CRR Specialist DeLacy has been honored for 8 years of service at West Allis Fire Department, known for his dedication and ability to connect with the community during emergencies.