City Notices Roundup: Public Meetings and Health Advisories for March 11, 2026

Official Meeting Notice: Milwaukee Public Library Board of Trustees

The Milwaukee Public Library has announced a meeting of the Board of Trustees 2026 Nominating Committee, scheduled for today, Wednesday, March 11, 2026. This session will begin promptly at 3:00 PM and will be conducted virtually via Microsoft Teams. The committee is tasked with reviewing leadership nominations and governance structures for the current fiscal year. Residents interested in the administration of the city’s library systems are encouraged to attend. Access details and the official agenda can be found through the city’s legislative calendar portal.

Health Department Advisory: Measles Exposure Monitoring

The City of Milwaukee Health Department (MHD), in coordination with state health officials, continues to monitor active measles exposure investigations following reports earlier this season. While no new cases have been reported in the last 48 hours, health officials remind the public to remain vigilant. High-risk locations identified in the ongoing investigation include recent transit through Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport. The Health Department advises all residents to:

• Verify their MMR (Measles, Mumps, and Rubella) vaccination status.
• Monitor for symptoms such as high fever, cough, and a signature red rash.
• Contact a healthcare provider via telephone before visiting a clinic if symptoms develop to prevent further transmission.

Department of Public Works: 2026 Infrastructure Updates

As part of the city’s ongoing Vision Zero initiative to eliminate traffic fatalities, the Department of Public Works (DPW) has issued updates regarding the upcoming 2026 construction season. Key projects active or entering final design phases this week include:

• National Avenue (WIS 59) Reconstruction: Final utility relocation plans are being reviewed for the 2.6-mile stretch between 1st Street and 39th Street. Residents should prepare for lane reductions later this spring.
• High-Impact Paving Program: DPW has finalized the list for the 2026 asphalt paving cycle, including major sections of N. 68th St. and S. 91st St.
• Pothole Technology Pilot: The city is officially testing new automated detection technology on municipal vehicles this month to streamline street maintenance.

Election Commission: Spring Election Deadlines

With the Spring Election scheduled for Tuesday, April 7, 2026, the City of Milwaukee Election Commission reminds voters of critical upcoming deadlines. In-person absentee voting (Early Voting) is set to begin later this month. Residents are encouraged to check their registration status and polling location online to ensure eligibility for the upcoming municipal and judicial contests.

Public Service Announcement: Girls’ Day @ City Hall

Registration is now open for the 16th annual Girls’ Day @ City Hall. This program, designed to introduce young women to careers in public service and local government, will take place later this month. Interested participants and mentors must register through the Common Council’s official website by the end of the week.