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Future Property Donation Near Deer Creek Sanctuary
The Common Council approved an agreement establishing terms for the future donation of approximately four acres adjacent to Deer Creek Sanctuary for park, educational and recreational purposes.
New Berlin Marks 25th Anniversary of September 11
New Berlin residents, public safety personnel, veterans, and community members gathered at Fire Station 7 on Sept. 11 for a commemorative ceremony marking 25 years since the attacks of September 11, 2001.
Station 7 Open House
Join the Fire Department for an Open House at Station 7.
Hydrant Flushing Begins This Week in New Berlin
New Berlin Utility crews will begin routine hydrant flushing this week. Residents may notice temporary low water pressure or discolored water during flushing. Although the water may appear discolored, it remains safe to drink.
Phishing Scam Targeting Permit and Planning Applicants
The City of New Berlin is warning residents, businesses, contractors and development applicants about phishing emails that impersonate City staff and request fraudulent payments, including wire transfers.
One Year Later: New Berlin Provides Update on August 2025 Flood Recovery
One year after the August 2025 flooding, New Berlin provides an update on recovery efforts and the state and federal assistance received by residents, local businesses, and the City.
Labor Day Closures and Collection Schedule
City offices will close Monday, September 7, for Labor Day. ARC and the New Berlin Public Library will close Saturday through Monday. No Garbage and recycling collection on Labor Day, collection will run one day later during the holiday week.
New Berlin Trick-or-Treat
New Berlin's annual Trick-or-Treat will take place Saturday, October 31, from 4–7 p.m. Read event details, participation information, and safety reminders for a safe and enjoyable Halloween.
Common Council Adopts Resolution on Mayor’s Social Media Activity
The New Berlin Common Council approved Resolution 2026-17, addressing recent social media content shared through Mayor David Ament’s personal account and reaffirming the City’s commitment to religious freedom and equal treatment.