Latest News in the Village of Pewaukee

The candidates with the most votes cast:
Jim Grabowski - 1,119
Kelli Belt - 998
Kristen Kreuser - 27 (write-in)

The Village of Pewaukee water is still safe for drinking as we have not exceeded any guidelines for drinking water standards. Many residents have contacted the Village regarding the news article/story seen on Fox 6 news. Although it is true that one of the Village of Pewaukee's wells tested positive for PFAS, that well was promptly taken... read more

The Village of Pewaukee Village Board has adopted a new Short Term Lodging Ordinance which can be viewed by clicking the blue link. If you are operating a short-term rental you will be required to fill out the Yearly Transient/Short-Term Lodging Application, pay the fee, and submit the completed form to the Village Hall. The application and fee ... read more

As of January 2023, the Village Board and Plan Commission meetings will convene at 6:00 p.m. Village Board and Plan Commission meetings are now streamed live on the Village of Pewaukee's YouTube Channel. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel to view these meetings. If you have a comment for a board or committee please arrive at the meeting to speak... read more

Currently, the Village has various boards and committees with vacancies and terms that are ending. To become a member of a Committee, please complete an application and return the completed form to the Village Hall. To see ending terms visit the committee to view terms ending and for a complete list of committee vacancies please click here. read more

The new utility portal is now active! The new utility portal provides customers with the ability to view, pay, and sign up for e-bills online. Register your account today by clicking the link above! read more

The Village Board directed staff to place speed humps seasonally, from approximately May 15 to approximately September 15th along the lakefront, to help slow traffic and improve pedestrian safety.

The speed hump installation aligns with the previously established seasonal lakefront speed limit of 15 mph. 

Click below to view the required DNR notice regarding exceedance of Gross Alpha Levels in the drinking water. 

GA Notice

Oakton Avenue Railroad Crossing/Sealed Corridor Project Update The Village received correspondence from the Office of the Commissioner of Railroads (OCR) requiring the prohibition of left turns from eastbound Oakton Avenue onto Capitol Drive and from westbound Oakton Avenue onto Clark Street. As a result of this decision by the OCR, the Village ... read more

Local streets, as signed in the Village of Pewaukee, are under no trucking or weight restrictions. Surrounding municipalities, however, may have seasonal restrictions that lead into the Village of Pewaukee. The Village of Pewaukee does not implement specific seasonal weight restrictions on local streets. The Village recommends contacting... read more

On December 15, 2021 Trustee Kevin Yonke filed a Notice of Noncandidacy for the office of Village Trustee. The Village has received candidacy paperwork from the following residents: Heather Gergen Craig Roberts Kevin Waldvogel Colin Weeks Jim Grabowski Kelli Belt Any Village resident interested in running for this position ... read more

The Village is aware our number is being used for spam calls.  Please be advised this is not the Village contacting you.  These calls should be disregarded unless you have received a voicemail pertaining to a Village matter.  

Community Advocates, Inc. is administering an Emergency Rental Assistance Program to help people experiencing financial hardship to stay in their homes due to the COVID-19 pandemic. For more information or to apply visit their website. To view the ERAP flyer click here. read more

Responding to the current COVID-19 pandemic requires that we all work together. Below are websites for your reference for up-to-date COVID-19 information from the federal, state and county governments. Federal Government – Center for Disease Control State of Wisconsin – Department of Health Services Waukesha County – Coronavirus (COVID-19)... read more