Flood damage assessments continue in Muskego, our Waukesha County Emergency Management team has also been providing training to damage assessment volunteers. For the latest on property damage estimates for Waukesha County visit waukeshacounty.gov/disasterinform…

We've had a few questions about storm debris trash pick-up, that is a municipality service, not county. But good news, we have coordinated with many of our Waukesha County communities to list all the trash resources you need on this page waukeshacounty.gov/disasterinform…

The American Red Cross is reaching out to folks whose homes have been destroyed by flooding to offer assistance. #waukeshacounty

Thanks FOX6 News Bret Lemoine for highlighting the important work of Waukesha County Sheriff Drug Task Force, getting these deadly drugs off the streets fox6now.com/news/waukesha-…

County offices will re-open Tuesday, September 2nd.

Doors open in 20 minutes!

Multi-Agency Resource Center (MARC) open until 6pm at the Waukesha County Expo Center for anyone who needs help navigating flood damage from August. Waukesha County Emergency Management American Red Cross of Wisconsin about 40 people have stopped by so far.

We hope this helps those who suffered a financial burden from the historic August floods.

Through Sept 30 in Waukesha County, anyone who needs help applying for federal assistance following the August flooding, can stop by Butler Village Hall to get one-on-one help from FEMA representatives. Hours are 9am-7pm including Saturday & Sunday.

Beautiful morning for some major college tennis action MKE Tennis Classic Western Racquet Club 49th year!! Brings me right back!! Local youth players volunteering as ball kids.

Tomorrow a new Disaster Recovery Center opens in #Brookfield FEMA #augustflood

Let’s Gooooooooo!!

Our Waukesha County Public Works team is resting up before another round of winter weather moves into #WaukeshaCounty. We've had multiple incidents involving vehicles hitting our snowplows in the past 24 hours, one of which was deadly and tragic. We want our staff and the traveling public safe