Muskego Way Forward
Muskego Way is a block of neighborhoods between the historic old south side neighborhood that spans from 16th Street to 27th Street and Greenfield Ave to Becher Street. But it’s much more than just a grid on a map. It’s a collection of families, homes and businesses that inspire and create a community.
In 2014, Muskego Way, along with Clark Square and Historic Mitchell Street were awarded a two-year federal grant with the support of Northwestern Mutual, and other local donations creating Muskego Way Forward (MWF), a program connecting residents, partners and resources through asset-based development, a resident-driven advisory team, block watch groups and other organizations to advance revitalization of the community. It was so successful, it continues to this day with support from local donations, the dedicated neighbors of the area and the staff and support of Milwaukee Community Crossroads.
MWF Goals
- Improving Resident Safety & Reducing Crime
- Cultivating Healthy Families
- Identifying & Securing Economic Development Opportunities
- Strengthening Youth Leadership & Educational Development
MWF Neighborhood Meeting Dates
Every second Monday of the month, we gather to talk, listen and take the Muskego Way Forward plan to the next step. You’re encouraged to attend. See meeting dates here.
Muskego Way Neighborhood Revitalization Plan
The plan was developed by and with neighbors, business owners, and partners in the Muskego Way neighborhood and serves as our guide.
Emergency Diaper Program
Are you a resident of Muskego Way and need diapers? Milwaukee Diaper Mission and Muskego Way Forward supply (1) one free diaper bag per child, per month.
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Muskego Way Forward
Connecting residents, partners and resources around residents’ hopes for the Muskego Way neighborhood
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