Neighborhood Program Spring Meeting

This is an opportunity for people who reside in one of the City's 18 registered neighborhoods to exchange ideas and learn from one another.

Sustainability efforts equal big savings and respect for our environment

Appleton has been a leader in implementing smart, sustainable practices. Sustainability is important to the City, but not just for the label. The City makes efforts to engage in sustainable practices because it makes sense for the community in terms of quality of life and economic interest.

Crosswalk replacement to impact College Ave. traffic

Starting Monday, April 15th, contractors will be replacing sidewalk crosswalks on College Ave. at several locations on the west end of downtown.

Local organizations and volunteers to partner to "Sound the Alarm" on fire safety

Sound the Alarm brings together local fire safety organizations, fire departments, and volunteers to canvass neighborhoods, educating residents about fire safety with a goal to install 1750 smoke alarms during the campaign.

Common Council approves ban on vaping in public places

The Common Council unanimously approved a ban on vaping in public places in the city Wednesday. The ban mirrors the ban on smoking in public places, passed in 2005. Like that ban, exceptions were made for existing vape shops in the City.

Water woes: Things to know with wet weather ahead

Our Public Works crews have been hard at work clearing the storm drains to help prevent street flooding, but excessive water around your house could still cause flooding. We share some important tips about preparing for and handling floods in your home.