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Shorewood issues curfew starting at 9 p.m. on June 1

The Village of Shorewood is issuing a mandatory curfew for tonight starting at 9 p.m. (June 1) until 5:30 a.m. (June 2). Based on last night's events and information provided to the Village, there is a chance for more protests to occur in Shorewood. Read on...
Suburban Municipalities Align on Moving to Next Phase of Reopening

Suburban health departments in Milwaukee County are in alignment with moving to the next phase of their reopening plans as Order #1 issued on Thursday, May 14 is set to expire at 11:59 p.m. on Thursday, May 21. Click here to read about the next phases. Read on...
Village Board adopts ordinance prohibiting smoking in public parks and beaches

On May 18, the Village Board approved an ordinance establishing smoke free parks and beaches in the Village of Shorewood. This means the Village will be enforcing all areas of parkland and beach excluding areas of private lease. Read on...
Village publishes Comprehensive Annual Financial Report

The Village of Shorewood recently completed its 2019 annual external auditing process. The audit results and the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) were presented to the Village Board at the May 18 Village Board meeting. Read on...
Saturday DPW Disposal Returns June 6

Saturday disposal (dump) will resume Saturday, June 6 from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Gate fees will not apply, however charges for electronics disposal and tires will remain in effect. Read on...
Enter in Shorewood's Photo Contest

The Village of Shorewood is asking community members to enter submissions into a fun photo contest to celebrate Shorewood. Entering is easy: just email your photo(s) to Assistant Village Manager Tyler Burkart at tburkart@villageofshorewood.org. Read on...
Fourth of July Festivities Cancelled

The Fourth of July festivities are cancelled for 2020. The Village Board discussed the celebration during their May 4 meeting and did not feel they could coordinate a safe parade and fireworks celebration while maintaining the social distancing measures. Read on...