The West Allis Senior Center hosts "Winter Week" with activities like "Blankets & Bingo" and "Gallery Night" for community engagement and celebration of local talents.

Milwaukee police care for a friendly stray dog found on Christmas Eve, seeking to reunite it with its owner via social media, with plans to transfer it to MADACC if unclaimed.

Waukesha announces January curbside Christmas tree collection; trees must be bare of decorations for recycling. Drop-off also available at 750 Sentry Drive. No provisions for artificial trees.

Milwaukee Police engaged with students during a Christmas event at Siefert School, participating in ornament decorating, dodgeball, and open dialogues about community policing.

The City offers guidelines for Christmas tree disposal and recycling holiday waste, with special collection service and Municipal Yard drop-off as options.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office in Wisconsin is hiring Deputy Sheriffs and has posted a video to attract applicants before the January 9, 2025 deadline.

JoeJo Breznik of the West Allis Fire Department was recognized for his promotion and his significant contributions to the Community Risk Reduction Bureau and as a Fire Inspector.

The Milwaukee Fire Department commemorates 150 years of service, sharing historic fires on social media, including significant fires from the past century, honoring their heritage and commitment to the community.

Janesville offers Christmas tree disposal aligning with trash pickup in January and free drop-off at the Sanitary Landfill through spring. Residents can also dismantle their trees for regular trash collection.

The Brookfield Police Department shared a holiday message on Facebook, wishing the community well and emphasizing safety and kindness during the festive season.

Milwaukee's DPW announced relaxed parking regulations on Christmas, with no enforcement of meters or overnight restrictions. City services, like waste collection and Drop-Off Centers, will resume after a holiday pause.

The Milwaukee Police Department is promoting trust and community engagement through initiatives like MPAL and inviting residents to apply for service opportunities.

Alderwoman Andrea M. Pratt invites Milwaukee’s Atkinson neighborhood to a community gathering at the Atkinson Branch Library with food, fun, and activities.