The Brookfield Municipal Water Utility has filed an application with the Public Service Commission (PSC) to increase water rates. The rate increase is estimated to take effect around the middle of October.
The Federal Trade Commission is partnering with the U.S. Census Bureau to help you guard against potential census scams. Knowing how the 2020 Census process works, what information you will — and won’t — be asked for, and som...
Click on the link below to review is a listing of solicitors and transient merchants who are currently permitted to operate in the City of Brookfield. If you experience someone in your neighborhood who is not permitted or is not following the solicitor ru...
Many business celebrations (grand openings, anniversaries, holiday celebrations, spa parties, customer appreciation events, etc.) that serve alcohol to their customers are doing so illegally under state law.
In an effort to increase recycling rates and improve the quality of materials entering the Materials Recovery Facility, cities & counties are encouraging residents to help reduce contamination by teaching them to “Recycle Right” in their curbside bins...
New for 2020, the City’s Recycling Center will begin hosting quarterly Electronic Waste Recycling Events for City residents ONLY.
Log on to the Advanced Disposal website and click on the "Stay Informed" picture to enter your contact information.
Library services for Brookfield residents began in October 1960. Since that time the library has grown from being housed in City Hall to the free-standing building it is today. What was a collection of 3,500 volumes is now well over 156,000 items, and tha...
Pickleball Instructional Classes
All land and pond ice skating areas are closed