Proposed Mixed Use Development

The Village has taken into consideration the many comments, thoughts and opinions expressed by the Bayside community in the past several weeks regarding the development proposal for the northwest quadrant of Brown Deer Road and Port Washington Road. The V...

West Nile Virus

A crow found in Milwaukee County has tested positive for the West Nile virus. West Nile virus is spread to humans through the bite of an infected mosquito who acquire the virus by feeding on infected birds. 

To protect yourself against the West Ni...

Over 66% Covered

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources conducts an Urban Forest Assessment (WisUFA) Program to characterize the urban forest resource through time. The analysis found that the Village is over 66% covered by tree canopy, which ranks fifth among comm...

Second Chance for Old Bags

Crafting Disciples, a group dedicated to using their handiwork to promote the greater good, crochets mercy mats for the homeless out of plastic shopping bags, but it takes 500 to 700 bags to make one mat!

To help out, bring your plastic shopping bags to Vi...

Mulch for Sale

Are you making plans to get your garden or lawn back into shape? The Village will be offering mulch to residents again this year. To schedule a delivery, please stop at Village Hall, call (414) 206-3915 or schedule online by following the link below and s...

Green Tree Road Bridge Construction

The Green Tree Road Bridge, originally constructed in 1961, is scheduled for full replacement in 2018. Stage 1 of the project begins this week and will have the following impacts:

• 90-day closure of Good Hope Road entrance ramp to I-43 southbound begins in ...

Batteries No More

Due to being a fire hazard, batteries are no longer accepted at Village Hall for recycling. However, the following items are still accepted at Village Hall for recycling:

• Small electronics
• Documents for shredding
• Textiles
• Paper bags
• Ink cartridges
• Cell phones&a...

#3

SafeWise determined it's safest cities based on FBI crime statistics and population data. Bayside improved one spot this year from last year's ranking of fourth. The top five safest Wisconsin communities are:

• Freedom
• Beaver Dam Township
• Bayside
• Fox Point
• Sauk ...

Lead Exposure

The North Shore Health Department (NSHD) has put together a summary on their response to lead exposure and poisoning. NSHD also has a toolkit with information on recommendations for screening children for lead exposure in the North Shore. 

2018 Garbage-Recycling Calendar

Garbage and Recycling Collection Calendar

Coyotes

Please visit our coyote webpage for information on living with coyotes.

Fund for Lake Michigan Stormwater Grant

The grant will be used to create a stormwater flow path model for the Pelham heath neighborhood and an outdoor classroom with three (3) different designs for stormwater ditches. The Pelham Heath neighborhood is bound by Brown Deer Road to the north, Lake ...

Parking Permission and Vacation Check Requests

You can now submit a request for parking permission or a vacation check through the Village's online service request tracker and Access Bayside mobile app. As municipal code does not allow parking on Village streets, a parking permission request is routed...

Access Bayside

Need to request a special pick-up or extra recycling container? Maybe you want to report a hazardous tree or pothole... Access Bayside brings requesting and reporting to your fingertips and even has convenient iPhone and Android mobile applications.&n...

North Shore Health Department Clinics

The North Shore Health Department offers a number of clinics ranging from immunizations to blood pressure and adult health rise screenings. Click here for the most up-to-date information on upcoming clinics and screenings.

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Opioid Information and Resource Guide

The Guide discusses the scope of the problem, cycle of addiction, prescription drugs, prevention, action, legal issues, Narcan, and resources and service. 

Recycling at Village Hall

These items include ink cartridges, light bulbs, cell phones, electronics (TVs accepted for a $40 fee), eyeglasses and sunglasses, plastic bags, documents for shredding, and textiles.

Prescription Drug Disposal

Unused and expired prescription medications can be disposed of in the Police Department lobby 24/7. Sharps and biohazardous materials are not accepted.