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Ald. Witkowski Welcomes Police Chief Edward Flynn

Ald. Terry L. Witkowski welcomed Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn to Milwaukee during a special City Hall reception November 30, 2007. The alderman was also on hand as Chief Flynn was officially sworn in during a ceremony in the Council Chamber at City Hall on January 7, 2008. At the November reception Chief Flynn agreed to meet with the alderman and representives of 14 business and neighborhood associations from the 13th District to hear about public safety concerns.

What's New

Council Approves Garden District Designation

The Garden District Report

Spring Garden District Events
You are invited to take part in these FREE Garden District events:

The Garden District presents spring 2008 Lecture, " Planning for Spring Planting ."
Monday, April 14 at 6:30 p.m. at Cooper School, 5143 S. 21st St.
" Grow Your Own Groceries " will be presented by Jackie Walczak at the Tippecanoe Library, 3912 S. Howell Ave. on Saturday, May 31 from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.
The Garden District Annual Perennial Exchange will take place on Saturday, May 17 from 10:00 a.m. to 12 noon at Custom Grown Greenhouse, 920 W. Armour Ave

License Plate Sticker Theft – Don’t Be An Easy Target

Did you know that state law and city ordinance requires you to properly display valid vehicle registration while parked in the public right-of-way even if you are registered with the State of Wisconsin Division of Motor Vehicles? You must have a license plate and an annual registration sticker or your vehicle may be cited and towed. Make sure that your license plate is attached to the rear bumper of your vehicle and the annual registration sticker is placed in the lower right hand corner of your rear license plate.

Citizens should make sure to have both front and back plates on their vehicles, and new registration stickers should NOT be placed over the old stickers. Old stickers should be removed with a razor blade and the new sticker should be slashed with a razor blade once it has been applied to the plate so that stealing it would be impossible.

Also, don’t let thieves ruin your day by making it easier for them to steal your license plate or your annual registration sticker. Reduce your chances of being a victim of crime by following this advice: Install a license plate frame with a clear plexiglass cover over the rear license plate to protect the license plate as well as the registration sticker. Although it may not prevent every theft, it will make it more difficult for the criminal. If you are the victim of theft of your license plate or registration sticker, immediately report it to any State of Wisconsin Division of Motor Vehicle Service Center.

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