Village of Mukwonago

06/07/2026

🎉Congratulations
This week we celebrated two amazing work anniversaries; Cathryn Kim for 27 years at our Library and Markus Aviles for 15 years as Paid On Call Fire Department.

06/07/2026

Special thanks to Thomas Greenhouse for their generous donations each year to our Downtown Planters. For more information on the Beautification Program visit: https://www.villageofmukwonago.gov/1231/Beautification-Planter-Program

06/06/2026

This last month we conducted a Business Retention Visit at Citizens Bank. Business Retention and Expansion visits help us learn from our business leaders and build relationships. This allows us to strengthen our knowledge and understanding of the needs and challenges in our local economy.

06/06/2026

From the Den, this week we sat down with Village Trustee Scott Reeves to talk about Downtown Development Committee and all the initiatives they are working on. Check it out here: https://www.villageofmukwonago.gov/1397/From-the-Den-Podcast

06/06/2026

❤Thank you American Legion Post #375 Mukwonago for helping us line our streets with American Flags to honor America's 250th

06/05/2026

This week County Supervisor Darlene Johnson Presented a Proclamation from County Executive Paul Farrow to Eagle Historical Society Mike Rice, Mukwonago Historical Society Penny Honetor, and Mukwonago Historical Society and Museum President Henry Hecker. This proclamation establishes June 13th -14th, 2026 as History Weekend and further encourages Waukesha residents to visit their local historical events and museums. Plan your visit to the Red Brick Museum today at https://mukwonagohistoricalsociety.org/

06/05/2026

That's a wrap for our week! Check it out:

06/05/2026

06/05/2026

🥰We do love our historical display

HAPPY 190th MUKWONAGO & 250th USA!!! The Mukwonago Red Brick Museum's display case at the Village Hall has been updated! Do you want to see photos from the 1936 Parade? 1976 Parade? 1976 Costume Ball at Rainbow Springs? Don't forget to stop by and browse all these historic photos - who do you recognize?

06/04/2026

🌞 As the weather warms up, we're seeing more electric bicycles, scooters, and other recreational vehicles on our roads and sidewalks. We want everyone to enjoy their ride while staying safe and following the law.

🛴 The attached chart provides a quick reference guide to the different types of electric vehicles and where they may legally operate.

🚲 Parents, please take a few minutes to review these rules with your children before they ride. Wearing a properly fitted helmet, keeping alert to traffic, and riding responsibly can help prevent injuries and keep our community safe.

🚔 If you have questions regarding the legal operation of e-bikes or other electric vehicles, please contact the Mukwonago Police Department.