Public Notice: March 10 Safety Commission Meeting and Infrastructure Advisories

Official City Commission Proceedings

The City of Milwaukee has scheduled a virtual meeting of the Safety and Civic Commission for Tuesday, March 10, 2026. The session is slated to begin at 6:00 p.m. and will be conducted via the Microsoft Teams platform. Members of the public are encouraged to participate and may listen to the proceedings via telephone by dialing +1 (414) 251-0392 and entering the access code 934 390 705 #.

Key items on the evening's agenda include:

• Formal review and approval of the commission's minutes from the January 21, 2026, session.
• A comprehensive Chairperson’s Report delivered by Commissioner Byron Marshall Jr.
• A designated period for public comment regarding civic safety and community initiatives.

As this is a virtual meeting, residents wishing to submit written comments for the record are advised to do so through the city’s eComment portal prior to the start of the session.

Department of Public Works: Traffic and Infrastructure Alerts

The Department of Public Works (DPW) reminds residents of several active roadway restrictions and long-term infrastructure projects impacting transit within the city. Motorists should plan for additional travel time near the following locations:

• 27th Street Viaduct: The viaduct over the Menomonee River remains closed to facilitate major rehabilitation work. This closure affects the 4th and 12th Aldermanic Districts. Signed detours are in place.
• North 51st Street: Construction activities continue between West Clarke Street and West Hadley Street. Local access is maintained, but through traffic is restricted.
• West Center Street: Roadwork is active between North 50th Street and North 52nd Street. DPW crews are on-site for utility and pavement improvements.
• 16th Street Viaduct: Ongoing maintenance continues to affect traffic patterns over the Menomonee River. Drivers are urged to exercise caution and follow all posted signage.

Community Health and Public Service Notices

In alignment with Mayor Cavalier Johnson’s declaration of 2026 as the "Year of Housing," the city continues to prioritize housing stability and eviction prevention services. Residents seeking assistance with rental resources or legal representation regarding housing matters are encouraged to contact the Rental Housing Resource Center.

Additionally, the City of Milwaukee’s Employee Assistance Program (EAP) has released its March 2026 advisory focusing on neurodiversity in the workplace. The city is advocating for inclusive environments that support different thinking styles, such as autism and ADHD, through sensory-friendly office adjustments and clear communication protocols. These initiatives reflect the city's commitment to psychological safety and workforce equity for all municipal employees and residents.