Road Closures Heavy Vehicle Routes & Viaducts School Zones Bike Routes Roundabouts Maintenance Stop Signs Street Lights Traffic Signals ROAD CLOSURE & STREET CONSTRUCTION REPORT KENOSHA PUBLIC WORKS - For questions please contact 262.653.4050 To view additional project information go to https://www.kenosha.org/departments/public-works/projects-maps Click here to view the current Road Closure and Street Construction Report. KENOSHA WATER UTILITY Please check the Kenosha Water Utility (KWU) website for a detailed listing, for questions please contact 262.653.4300 PLEASANT PRAIRIE - for questions please contact 262.694.1400 DOT PROJECTS Please check the Department of Transportation (DOT) website See section 7.16 of the City of Kenosha General Ordinances for information on heavy vehicle traffic. Click here to view a map of heavy vehicle routes and viaduct locations in the City of Kenosha. There are 48 schools in the City of Kenosha, each with a designated School Zone, marked with signage. Public Works staff is continuing to update and install No Phone Zone signs (see photo) at each of the City schools. At this time, the following schools have the No Phone Zone signs posted: Edward Bain School of Language and Art Bose Elementary School Washington Middle School Reuther Central High School/Harborside Academy Bullen Middle School Nash Elementary School Dimensions of Learning Academy St. Joseph’s Catholic Academy (Lower) Staff is updating the school zone signage around each school in the City of Kenosha to adjust and/or install additional signage. The Pike Bike Trail is made up of interconnecting paths, both on and off road, linking Milwaukee to Chicago. Avid bicyclists may want to ride the entire trail in a day. Recreational riders may choose to ride the trail in segments. Daily trips could include riding from Kenosha north to Milwaukee, or south to Chicago. There are various stops along the way to rest and enjoy the scenery. Additionally, there are various bike lanes and routes available to cyclists throughout the city. View a map of bike paths, lanes and routes Roundabouts are becoming increasingly common on US roadways. The City of Kenosha utilizes roundabouts to increase traffic flow efficiency and safety under specific intersection conditions. Image via WI DOT For detailed information on the benefits of roundabouts, and driving tips, please visit http://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/safety/safety-eng/roundabouts/default.aspx Our Street Division currently maintains more than 310 centerline miles of streets and alleys to provide safe travel for our City residents and visitors. Pothole repair requests can be directed to the Street Division at 262-653-4070 (M-F, 7 a.m. – 3 p.m.) or by using the City of Kenosha mobile app (for directions on how to download the City of Kenosha mobile app, click here ). Please indicate if the pothole is HAZARDOUS, meaning capable of causing damage or an accident, so an emergency response crew can be dispatched immediately. Street Hazards/Debris Please report miscellaneous street hazards to the Street Division at 262-653-4070 (M-F, 7 a.m. – 3 p.m.) or the Police Department after hours. Some examples of street hazards are: displaced manhole covers, sagging overhead wires, malfunctioning traffic signals, missing electrical panel door or sink holes. To report street debris, including animal carcasses/road kill, or to report barricade issues, please contact the Street Division at 262-653-4070 (M-F, 7 a.m. – 3 p.m.). Street sweepers will collect leaves that naturally fall or blow into the street from the wind. It is against City Ordinance (§11.02 U) to place, sweep, throw or deposit grass clippings, rubbish, or other debris such as leaves into the streets or alleys. Raking leaves into the streets is prohibited and can block the sweeper pick-up nozzles and storm sewers. Street Resurfacing The work to repair, improve and maintain our roadways ranges from pothole patching to resurfacing and road reconstruction. A resurfacing project typically includes: Milling (removing) top layer of asphalt and paving new surface Replacing hazardous walkways and driveway approaches as needed and adding federally required ADA wheelchair ramps Note: Hazardous walkways and driveways are assessable to abutting property owners. Replacing curbs as needed, due to deterioration or grading changes Every other year City staff rates the roadways within the City based on their condition, and then prioritizes them for resurfacing. The City budgets approximately $1 million per year to the resurfacing of roadways within the City. Alleys Property owners can circulate a petition among the abutting property owners to request that the City pave their street or alley at a cost that will be assessed back to the abutting properties. The Public Works Committee will review the petition for consideration in a future capital improvements program. Property owners may contact the Public Works Department at 262-653-4050 (M-F, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.) for petition requirements. For issues pertaining to grading, potholes and gravel alley repair, please contact the Street Division at 262-653-4070 (M-F, 7 a.m. – 3 p.m.). For information on vacating an alley, click here. Several factors must be considered before a stop sign can be installed including: pedestrian, bicycle and vehicle volume, vehicle speed, collision history, visibility, and special conditions. Data is gathered and evaluated in accordance with the national guidelines published in the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). Stop signs are installed at an intersection only after a careful engineering study is completed, a 90-day trial period has taken place and approval is obtained from the Public Safety and Welfare Committee and the Common Council. Stop signs are intended to assign right-of-way at an intersection, NOT to control speed. Often, other measures such as parking restriction, tree or hedge trimming to increase sight distances, or speed enforcement can improve traffic safety at an intersection. For more information on signs and traffic lights, contact the City Traffic Engineer at 262-653-4050 (M-F, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.). Street light issues or requests for repair should be directed to one of the following groups, depending on the owner of the particular pole. Pole ownership can be determined based on the pole‘s material, or by viewing the map below. Wood Pole – Contact WE Energies at 1-800-242-9137 or report the problem online here . Other Pole – Contact the City of Kenosha Street Division at 262-653-4070 (M-F, 7 a.m. – 3 p.m.) or use the City of Kenosha Mobile app. For directions on how to download the City of Kenosha mobile app, click here . Click here to view a map of City-owned street lights and signalized intersections by owner. For maintenance questions/concerns or to report a malfunctioning traffic signal, please refer to the below contact information: City-owned signals: 262-653-4070 (M-F, 7 a.m. – 3 p.m.) County-owned signals: 262-857-1870 State-owned signals: 262-548-5902 Village of Pleasant Prairie-owned signals: 262-694-1403 (M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.) To determine ownership, please view the map listed below. To report a malfunction after hours, contact the non-emergency Kenosha Police Department at 262-656-1234. Click here to view a map of City-owned street lights and signalized intersections by owner.

The Kenosha Water Utility offers a location where City of Kenosha Residents are able to bring household hazardous waste to dispose of safely. This program is paid for by city residents, which is why all businesses or anyone living outside of the City of Kenosha will be turned away. Please come prepared with your driver’s license that lists your current city residence, or a current water utility bill with a photo I.D. We will do our best to help you dispose of any unwanted hazardous waste – EXCEPT antifreeze and engine oils. There are other locations in the city that are able to take antifreeze and engine oils. Oil and Anti-freeze Drop Off HELP PROTECT OUR DRINKING WATER! Never dispose of Household Hazardous Waste or medications down the drain, on the ground, into storm sewers or in garbage cans. This can harm others, our wildlife and pollute our source of drinking water, Lake Michigan! City of Kenosha Residents may utilize the HHW Disposal; all Kenosha County Residents may use the Medication Drop Boxes. Water Contamination Sources Collection Medication, Sharps, Antifreeze and Engine Oil Disposal Locations Location Kenosha Water Utility 4401 Green Bay Rd Kenosha, WI 53144 Household Hazardous Waste Flyer For any questions, please contact the Kenosha Water Utility Customer Service Counter at (262) 653-4300 Monday-Friday 8:00 am – 4:30 pm Collection Dates March, April & December – First Saturday of each month (except Holidays) May through November – First and Third Saturday of each month (except Holidays) No collections in January or February Collection Time 8:00 AM – 11:00 AM The Kenosha Water Utility is unable to dispose of medications, sharps, antifreeze and engine oil. Please follow these links to find a convenient location. Medication and Sharps Disposal Information & Locations Antifreeze & Engine Oil

CITY OF KENOSHA MUNICIPAL COURT PROCEDURE FOR APPEARANCES BY TELEPHONE Any party that does not wish to appear in person may request that an appearance by telephone be scheduled. Simply call the Clerk of Municipal Court at (262) 653 – 4220 prior to the scheduled hearing to request the hearing be conducted by phone. If approved and an appearance is scheduled by phone, the defendant will provide a valid phone number for the court to call. The court will schedule a date and time for the call, and at the scheduled day and time the court will call the defendant at the number provided. The defendant must remain available to receive the call for at least one hour, beginning at the time the call is scheduled. The call from the court will appear as a blocked or private number on caller I.D. The defendant must answer the call. If a defendant should miss the call, the defendant should contact the Clerk of Municipal Court immediately, as failure to answer the call will result in the Defendant being found guilty by default. For more information please click HERE Mission Statement: The City of Kenosha Municipal Court adjudicates all non-criminal traffic and local ordinance violations in the City of Kenosha. Seventy-Five percent of the cases that are heard are traffic related while the remaining twenty-five percent involve city ordinance violations. Municipal Court is in session every weekday morning from 8:30 a.m. until noon. Initial appearances are scheduled each morning. Indigence hearings, motions to suppress evidence, motions to reopen, and motions to modify a sentence are scheduled on Monday mornings. Most Juvenile matters are heard on Tuesday mornings. Trials to the court are heard Wednesday through Friday. Each year the Municipal Judge conducts approximately 150 trials and 1,000 other hearings. Overall, the Municipal Court handles between 15,000 – 20,000 citations annually. Contact Info Phone: 262.653.4220 Email: Office: 625 52nd Street Room 97 Kenosha, Wisconsin 53140 Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Department Leadership Michael Easton Municipal Court Judge Pay Your Citation Parking Ticket Information Court Sessions (Room 95) Code of General Ordinances Wisconsin Statutes Forms Links Credit Card or ACH Payment Options Kenosha Police Department - Parking Ticket Information Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. Arraignments Monday 9:30 a.m. Good Cause/Indigency Hearings Monday 9:15 a.m. Motion Hearings Tuesday 9:45 a.m. Sanctions Hearings Tuesday 1:15 p.m. Pretrials Wednesday through Friday 9:30 a.m. Trials Municipal Code Wisconsin Statutes Affidavit of Indigency Community Service Hours Form Community Service Instructions IID Cost Reduction Hearing Request IID Exempt Hearing Request Form (Vehicle) Jury Trial Request Notice of Right to Appeal Trial Notice of Right to Appeal Non-trial Payment Plan Request Petition for Waiver of Costs Public Record Request Form Refusal Request Form Reopening Request Form Written Not Guilty Plea Obtaining an Occupational Drivers License in Wisconsin Wisconsin’s Demerit Point System Wisconsin Department of Transportation City of Kenosha Police Department Wisconsin Circuit Court Access Kenosha County Clerk of Circuit Court State Law Library Ignition Interlock Device, FAQ

For route information please call 262-653-4287 Bus Fares Adults Cash: $2.00 Monthly Pass: $60.00 Students Cash: $1.50 Monthly Pass: $45.00 (age 5 through high school) Elderly and Disabled Cash: $1.00 Monthly Pass: $30.00 (with Medicare card or Transit ID) Medicare card holder Cash: $1.00 Monthly Pass: $30.00 Saturday Super Transfer Unlimited rides Saturdays: $3.50 Transfers: One free transfer when paying fare. Transfers issued when boarding. Good only until time shown on day of issue. Service Days and Hours: Monday through Friday: 4:55 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., with limited service until 12:30 a.m. for routes #2, #4, #5, and #31. Saturday: 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. No service on Sundays. No service on the following: New Year's Day Memorial Day Independence Day Labor Day Thanksgiving Day Christmas Day If paying in cash, must have exact fare. Bus Stop Locations: Marked bus stop locations are placed approximately every two blocks along the route. You may also board at stop signs or traffic lights along the route. Please wave to the driver when you see the bus approaching. Lost & Found: Items left on bus can be reclaimed by calling 653-4287. Bus Pass Locations: Monthly bus passes can be purchased at the following outlets: City Clerk, Municipal Building 625 52nd Street Kenosha Transit 4303 39th Avenue Pick n Save - North 2811 18th Street Pick n Save - South 5914 75th Street Festival Foods 3207 80th Street Stinebrink's Piggly Wiggly 7600 Pershing Blvd. PLS Check Cashiers 6001 22nd Ave Stinebrink's Piggly Wiggly 2801 14th Place Or by mail. Send check payable to Kenosha Transit to: Kenosha Transit 4303 39th Avenue Kenosha, Wisconsin 53144 DO NOT SEND CASH. In addition, Adult Monthly Bus passes are also available through: Gateway Technical College 3520 30th Avenue UW-Parkside Union Info Desk Student Monthly Bus passes are also available through: Bradford, ITA, Tremper and Reuther High Schools. Bullen, Lance, Lincoln, Mahone and Washington Middle Schools. Accessibility: Kenosha Transit has wheelchair ramp buses on all regular route service. Elderly Disabled Application (PDF) Aplicacion para personas mayores discapacitadas (PDF) - Espanol

Muni is will open for the 101st season Friday, April 7, 2023 at 7:00 a.m.! See ya on the green. Click here to read the press release for the press release. 2205 Washington Road Kenosha, WI 53140 262-653-4090 5:30 a.m. - 6 p.m Washington Park Municipal Golf Course, lovingly referred to as "Muni", dedicated in 1922, is the only public golf course located in the City of Kenosha. This course, with its rolling hills and creeks throughout, offers a challenging, yet forgiving 9-hole layout that is a pleasure for golfers of all ability levels. Amenities are available to enhance your day, from the Clubhouse Grille to the practice green; with clubs, gas cars and pull carts available for a nominal fee. Click here for information on golf leagues and outings. To view a flyover of the course hole by hole, click here . To view a map of the course, click here . To download a PDF of the course scorecard, that may be printed or filled using a smart phone or other smart mobile device, click here . (Mobile viewing works best with Adobe Acrobat Reader.) Events Rules & Policies Fees & Charges Tee & Fence Sign Advertising Current Events Please check back later for events! For further information regarding events and event registration, please call the course at 262-653-4090 or contact the Course Manager at Click here to view information on golf course rules and regulations. Click here to view information on golf course fees. The golf course offers two excellent advertising opportunities for your company. Click here to view the Golf Course Advertising Flyer. Click here for an application for a tee or fence sign. Tee Sign Tee signs are advertising signs placed near a tee on the course and are seen by over 17,000 golfers. There are also several leagues and tournaments held each year, giving your company additional exposure. The sign is placed on the course in late March and is visible until the end of the golf season. $250 per year (minimum 3 year contract) Fence Sign Fence signs are advertising signs placed on the fence along either Washington Road or 22nd Avenue and seen by 12,000 drivers each day. This option will give you the maximum exposure, as it remains on the fence all year. Golf-Ball Shaped Sign: $300 per year (minimum 3 year contract) 4'x8' Sign: $600 per year (minimum 3 year contract)