Declaration of a State of Emergency Within the City of Muskego Regarding COVID-19
Due to COVID-19, voters in the City of Muskego are strongly urged to act now to vote absentee for the April 7 Spring Election and Presidential Preference Primary.
Due to the state of emergency declarations by both President Trump and Governor Evers and pursuant to guidance by the Centers for Disease Control, Court proceedings for the Muskego Municipal Court will be cancelled for the upcoming dates: Wednesda...
Current Information from Waukesha County Health.
The Muskego Public Library will be closed starting Monday, March 16th until further notice in response to the public health concerns of COVID-19. This was a difficult decision as we love our community and enjoy serving you. We regret our doors will not be...
The AARP Foundation Tax Aide has suspended all services as of March 16th due to concerns related to coronavirus (COVID-19). Please note it is not certain when or if this service will be made available again this year and we regretfully advise you consider...
PRESS RELEASE
March 26, 2020
*** For Immediate Release ***
Since Governor Evers’ Safer At Home Order went into effect on March 25, 2020, the police department has received a number of questions asking what actions the police department will take to...
While officers continue to keep our city safe and answer calls for service, access to the police department will be severely limited. Lobby drug drop off is suspended. Citizens in need of assistance from the police department are urged to call the non-eme...
In the wake of Governor Evers' emergency order, the Muskego Police Department has issued a press release regarding the matter.
How Does an Emergency Declaration Affect Me?
March 18, 2020
On Wednesday, March 18, 2020, the City of Muskego issued an Emergency Proclamation in response to the Worldwide COVID-19 Pandemic. Many citizens have asked why the City has made this proc...