City of Manitowoc

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I want to take a moment to recognize the incredible Department Heads who serve the City of Manitowoc. These individuals work tirelessly behind the scenes every day to keep our city running smoothly, solve problems big and small, and ensure that our community continues to thrive. Their dedication, professionalism, and care for our residents are unmatched. As Mayor, I’m proud to be part of this team. It’s an honor to work alongside people who are not only experts in their fields but who also genuinely love this city and its people. It takes a team to accomplish all the great things happening in Manitowoc. And we have a great one. Karin Adams, Library Executive Director Shawn Alfred, Finance Director/Treasurer Todd Blaser, Fire Chief Courtney Hansen, Director of Tourism Dan Koski, Director of Public Infrastructure Jessie Lillibridge, Human Resources Director Eric Nycz, City Attorney Mackenzie Reed, City Clerk/Deputy Treasurer Nick Reimer, Police Chief Adam Tegen, Community Development Director Greg Vadney, Rahr-West Art Museum Executive Director

We are often asked, "What's Happening in the City of Manitowoc?" The answer is simple: we’re thriving! Many of the city's legacy businesses are expanding and growing, and new businesses continue to emerge. In an effort to keep the community updated, the City has launched an interactive map that highlights new developments and ongoing projects—from businesses and parks to public infrastructure and more. It’s your one-stop source for staying informed about What’s Happening in Manitowoc. https://arcg.is/L4iDz0

Thank you, Manitowoc! From the bottom of my heart, thank you for entrusting me to serve another term as your mayor. I am excited to continue our great work! Thank you to everyone who went out and voted. We had a huge voter turnout yesterday, the largest I have ever seen in all my elections. Great job! Thank you to my family and friends for your support and love. I could not do this at all without you. Thank you to my supporters. Your trust in me is the greatest thing I carry each and every day. I won't let you down. To those who didn't vote for me - I won't dismiss you. Please continue to reach out to me and help guide me in my decisions. It's all about Manitowoc now - and everyone has a say. Thank you to Jason for giving the voters a choice. Running for office isn't easy, but those willing to try deserve much credit. I hope to continue seeing his positive work throughout the community. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Manitowoc's best days are ahead of us. Now, let's get to work. -Justin

The City of Manitowoc is now accepting applications for a Custodian and a Mechanic along with other positions. If you are interested in applying for any of these positions or know someone who is, please go to: www.manitowoc.org/careers to apply.  

Lakeshore Holiday Parade When: Wednesday, November 27th, 2024 at 6:30 p.m. Where: Downtown Manitowoc - on Washington St starting at S 14th St, turns north on S 8th St and continues to the Rahr-West Art Museum where a Santa meet & greet takes place. The Sensory Sensitive Zone (no loud noises or flashing lights) is the first two blocks of the parade, on Washington St from S 14th St to S 12th St.  The Lakeshore Holiday Parade presented by Novak's Service Center is a multi-community celebration in downtown Manitowoc that occurs the Wednesday before Thanksgiving every year at 6:30 p.m. Attracting over 5000 people, this is one of the Lakeshore's largest events and serves as a fantastic way to kick off your holiday season. This parade is numbered and judged to encourage holiday cheer; the top floats are recognized for their efforts at the following City of Manitowoc Common Council meeting (the third Monday of every month at 6:30 p.m.).  Registration is now closed. To volunteer on the day-of, please contact chansen@manitowoc.org

Mayor Justin Nickels Update on the Mid-Cities Mall Site Asbestos is 100% removed from the buildings. Crews are mobilizing today to begin ripping up all the parking lots. Demolition crews will start mobilizing later next week to start demolishing the building. Lots of activity will be happening on the site throughout the month of October. We should see a completely cleared and clean site in November. Tycore Built, who will be developing the site once it is cleaned up, has launched a new website to promote home sales and share what they will be doing on the site. You can view that website here: https://lnkd.in/gNUA6WH7