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Committee renews sister city relationship with Zadar, Croatia
Summary
The committee recommended renewal of the sister city relationship with Zadar, Croatia for another five years, with the Federation of Croatian Societies presenting plans for academic water‑studies collaboration.
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The Community Economic Development Committee recommended renewal of the sister city relationship between the City of Milwaukee and Zadar, Croatia for an additional five years.
City staff assistant Chris Lee (City Clerk's office) said the relationship, first established in 2015 and locally sponsored by the Federation of Croatian Societies, seeks cultural, educational and economic exchanges. Federation representatives Tom Kuzmanovich and Thomas Krenz described plans to pursue a water‑studies partnership between the University of Zadar and a Milwaukee water institute; they said a new mayor and international liaison in Zadar had improved coordination and that they expected to visit Croatia soon.
The Sister Cities Committee reviewed the renewal and recommended approval on July 10; Alderman Chambers moved adoption at the Community Economic Development Committee. The chair announced no objections and ordered the renewal forward.
