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Alert Neighbor Program rolls out in 15 Milwaukee neighborhoods

And she wants to keep it that way. So, when her neighborhood association heard about a program that would provide funding for Ring doorbell cameras and enhanced porch and street lighting, they applied. Now the Halyard Park Neighborhood Association is among 15 Milwaukee community groups selected to participate in the Alert Neighbor Program. “We don’t want to see anything bad happen here,” said Mosley, president of the group. “We must keep ourselves safe, and with this neighborhood alert program, I think it is going to really help and make the neighborhood more secure.” The yearlong pilot provides funding for security cameras, street and alley lighting, crime watch signage and other crime prevention improvements. The program’s aim is to promote collaboration between residents, police and city officials to address crime and safety issues.

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Not on my watch : New program empowers Milwaukee residents to take back their neighborhoods

Not on my watch : New program empowers Milwaukee residents to take back their neighborhoods
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Milwaukee Tool to Relocate with Grant from City of Milwaukee

Milwaukee Tool to Expand with Grant from City of Milwaukee Courtesy of MilwaukeeTool.com With the news of the possible expansion of Milwaukee Tool to Downtown on 5th and Michigan with the help of a $20 million grant from the city, one might ask: Why do successful companies need any taxpayer money to begin with? âThat was actually the first question that I had,â says Alderwoman Marina Dimitrijevic. âWhen I learned about the $20 million grant, I asked the commissioner what it was for, not in a rhetorical way, but actually what it was for.â One of the main pieces of the grant is the promise of 1,200+ jobs being created by the development of the new Milwaukee Tool location. Alderwoman Dimitrijevic does support the grant, with the help of an amendment she made to it at a meeting last week with the Common Councilâs Zoning, Neighborhoods and Development Committee. Her amendment is two-fold.

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Milwaukee Tool subsidies spur aldermen to seek money from businesses for neighborhoods

Milwaukee Tool subsidies spur aldermen to seek money from businesses for neighborhoods
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City financing plan proceeds for Milwaukee Tool s downtown office

A plan to provide up to $20 million in city financing for Milwaukee Tool s new downtown office, which could have up to 2,000 employees, received another important public approval Tuesday. But, for the second time in two weeks, that came only after organized labor groups said the financing proposal should include a side agreement on wages, benefits and working conditions for janitors and other employees of outside vendors at the future office. The Common Council s Zoning, Neighborhoods and Development Committee voted 4-0, with Ald. Milele Coggs abstaining, to recommend approval of the proposal. The full council is to review the proposal at its May 4 meeting.

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