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Elm Grove Beautification Committee pushes outreach on drains and river cleanup ahead of Jan. 31 open house

Elm Grove Beautification Committee · January 7, 2026
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Summary

The committee reported 63 of 190 drains adopted (33.1%), adopted a portion of Underwood Creek for river cleanup on April 25 and confirmed Winter Salt Week partners and planned logger data at a Jan. 31 open house to boost resident engagement.

The Elm Grove Beautification Committee reported that 63 of the village’s 190 storm drains have been adopted (33.1%) and discussed strategies to boost resident participation. The committee announced that SweetWater will attend the Winter Salt Week Open House on Jan. 31 from 1–3 p.m. to engage residents and help promote Adopt Your Drain efforts.

Minutes show the committee has officially adopted the Underwood Creek stretch through the park and plans to participate in the MRK day cleanup on April 25, likely at 11 a.m. The Jan. 31 open house will feature partners including SweetWater, Milwaukee Riverkeeper, MMSD, Fresh Coast Guardians and SEWRPC, and will present preliminary continuous‑logger data and a demonstration on how to make brine.

The meeting record did not include motions or votes on funding; the committee focused on outreach coordination and partner engagement to raise adoption rates and raise awareness of salt‑management best practices ahead of winter storms.