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Disaster Recovery Centers Open in Butler Brookfield and Muskego for Storm Victims

September 24, 2025 | Muskego City, Waukesha County, Wisconsin


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Disaster Recovery Centers Open in Butler Brookfield and Muskego for Storm Victims
The City of Muskego's Common Council meeting on September 23, 2025, focused on disaster recovery efforts and financial approvals. The meeting began with an announcement regarding a disaster recovery center aimed at assisting residents affected by the August storms and flooding. This center will provide support for applying for federal assistance, connecting with various agency representatives, and receiving updates on FEMA applications. The center will operate at Butler Village Hall from September 23 to September 30, and then at the Brookfield Public Safety Building from October 1 to October 11, before moving to Muskego City Hall for the remainder of October. Residents are encouraged to apply for FEMA assistance online, with a deadline set for November 12, 2025.

Following the disaster recovery discussion, the council approved several financial vouchers. Utility vouchers totaling $65,240.66 were approved, along with general fund vouchers amounting to $315,942.76. Additionally, wire transfers for debt services and payroll invoices were approved, totaling $62,620 and $442,530.38, respectively.

The meeting also included updates from council members, with a reminder about the upcoming Oktoberfest bingo fundraiser scheduled for September 28, which will support the Muskegon taxi service. A motion was raised regarding a resolution for the next council meeting concerning budget errors related to the Hillandale and Test Corners project, but procedural issues prevented further discussion on this topic.

The meeting concluded with a call for adjournment, reflecting a structured session focused on community support and financial management.

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