Have you driven across Mason St lately and wondered what's going on down on Adams St? That's the future One Astor Park – a new 128-unit riverfront apartment community with trail access, bringing more housing just steps from downtown Green Bay. Coming 2027.

This is National EMS Week, May 17–23. In Green Bay, our EMS providers are often the paramedics and EMTs of the Green Bay Metro Fire Department. They answer thousands of emergency calls each year with skill and compassion. Titletown is grateful for every one of them.

Since 1960, National Public Works Week has highlighted the essential role public works plays in strong, thriving communities. This week, we thank the Green Bay public works professionals who keep our infrastructure working for everyone, every day. #NPWW

National Public Works Week is here! Mayor Eric Genrich has proclaimed May 17–23, 2026 as National Public Works Week in Green Bay, recognizing the public works crews who keep our streets, water, and public facilities safe and reliable every day. #NPWW

Armed Forces Day is observed each year on the third Saturday in May to honor everyone currently serving in the U.S. Armed Forces, including the Reserve and National Guard. The City is grateful for the dedication, professionalism and sacrifice of our service members.

Friendly reminder: the last day for curbside yard waste set-out was May 10 (Mother’s Day), and DPW has already completed a full citywide sweep. Anything placed in the ROW now is considered out-of-season and may be subject to invoicing under our solid waste ordinance.

Jerry was referred to the City of Green Bay’s Homeless Outreach team after staff saw him sleeping in a doorway during winter, using a walker and in a weakened state. Pete met him, built trust, and worked with him until he could move from the streets into stable housing. youtu.be/LI-8csWSZAU

As the world marks International Day of Families, we reflect on how fair access to childcare, healthcare, housing and education shapes a child’s future. The City of Green Bay will keep working to reduce inequalities and strengthen family wellbeing in every part of our city.

Mike was living in St. John’s Park, using a scooter and facing serious health issues, when our Homeless Outreach team first met him. Jeremy and Pete helped connect him to medical care and move from the park into stable housing, where he can focus on his health and future. youtu.be/mrUw-y2spnA

Sally followed the rules, worked hard, and always took care of herself, until a seizure and serious health diagnosis left her living in her car in Green Bay. With help from the City’s Homeless Outreach team, she is now safely housed. Watch her story: youtu.be/rLZ4bqMEMl4

Grow Solar Green Bay-Fox Valley is an opportunity for Green Bay residents to learn about solar energy and access a discounted price on a solar array. Learn more at a free webinar on Wednesday, May 20 at 1PM.

Reminder: Bart Starr Memorial Bridge live, online Public Involvement Meeting: Tomorrow, Wednesday, May 13, 2026 at 5PM Bridge project design website: projects.hub.wisconsindot.gov/pages/41800800

The Green Bay Police and Fire Commission have named two finalists for the open position of Chief of the Green Bay Metro Fire Department. A final selection of the next Chief will be made after in person interviews in June.

Starting Monday, May 18, our sanitation crews will be on summer hours: 6AM –2PM To ensure pickup, have your garbage and recycling carts at the curb no later than 6AM on your scheduled collection day. Thank you!

Downtown Green Bay is coming alive! From our historic landmarks to our neighborhood streets, this city sure is beautiful when the trees start budding.

Reminder: WisDOT hosts a live online meeting Wed., May 13 at 5 p.m. on proposed improvements to the WIS 29 Walnut Street Bart Starr Memorial Bridge in Green Bay. Join at meeting time: projects.hub.wisconsindot.gov/pages/41800800

In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, the City of Green Bay is expanding support for employee wellbeing. Our Wellness Administrator in Human Resources recently earned Mental Health First Aid certification, giving staff another trained resource when mental health or substance use issues arise.

Wisconsin’s manufacturing future is being built in Green Bay. Join industry, technology, and education leaders at the Wisconsin Drives Manufacturing Summit & Innovation Showcase, June 1–2 at Lambeau Field. Details: widrivesmanufacturing.com

Join us on May 20 at 1:00pm for a virtual solar presentation presentation from our partners with Grow Solar Green Bay-Fox Valley. Learn how solar reduces electric costs over time, and how the community-led program can help you switch to solar for less. Register at growsolar.org/greenbay-fox

Compost Conversations is tonight! 6–7:45 PM at Brown County Central Library. Local composters share tips, answer questions, and help you reduce food waste at home. Free & open to everyone. Part of Int'l Compost Awareness Week. Brought to you by the City's Sustainability Commission. See you there!

Foundation work is moving fast at Leicht Memorial Park. Phase 2 construction on the new pavilion, featuring a concession shelter, ADA roof-deck access, and a pergola along the Fox River, is on track for completion by Autumn!

Mental health is health. This May, Green Bay is reaffirming support for policies and partnerships that expand mental health services in neighborhoods, schools, and workplaces so every resident has a fair chance at care.

Humboldt Rd. update! Green Bay secured WisDOT funding to reconstruct Humboldt Rd. from I-43 to Laverne Dr. Utility upgrades planned for 2030; full road reconstruction — including bike lanes & sidewalks — set for 2031. 80/20 state-city cost share.

The City of Green Bay's City-Wide Green Stormwater Infrastructure Plan has been named a 2026 State Finalist for Engineering Excellence by ACEC Wisconsin. Proud of Resiliency Coordinator Melissa Schmitz and our partners at AQUALIS on this well-deserved recognition.

📦 Help us #StampOutHunger! Drop off non-perishable food at City Hall (1st floor) before 9 AM this Friday, May 8. Donations go straight to local Green Bay food pantries. 🥫

Happy Cinco de Mayo, Green Bay!

Mayor Eric Genrich joined the Wisconsin Early Autism Project yesterday to help open WEAP’s new Green Bay Learning Center, expanding early autism services and support for neurodivergent children and families in our community.

Bay Beach Amusement Park opens for the 2026 season tomorrow, May 2. Admission and parking are free, ride tickets are 25 cents, and rides cost 1–4 tickets. Tomorrow’s hours are 10AM - 6PM., with daily operations and extended summer hours all season.

The City of Green Bay is updating how we use social media. We’ll keep sharing news and updates, but comments and DMs are now off. For service and questions: greenbaywi.gov, greenbaywi.gov/gbs, or call (920) 448‑3000.

The City of Green Bay DPW is hiring a Mechanic to maintain and repair our fleet of trucks, plows, graders, and other equipment. Tue–Fri, 6 a.m.–4 p.m., $31.53–$34.32/hr DOQ, tools provided, no residency requirement. Apply: www.governmentjobs.com/careers/gree...

The City of Green Bay DPW is hiring an Operations Director to lead Streets, Sanitation, Parking & Fleet operations. Salary: $106,131–$124,871 DOQ, M–F schedule, no residency requirement. Help keep Green Bay moving. Apply: www.governmentjobs.com/careers/gree...

The Brewers Baseball Academy is hosting camp in Green Bay July 20-24 at Notre Dame Academy! Ages 6-14 | 9AM-3PM | $425 30hrs instruction, VIP Day at American Family Field, player Q&A, 4 tickets & more Register at Brewers.com/camps

Your Saturday plans just got an upgrade. @downtowngreenbay.com is throwing the Washington Street Block Party April 25, noon to 7 PM. Trust us on this one. downtowngreenbay.com/block-party

Ifnterested in cutting food waste and learning to compost at home? Join us for Compost Conversations on Wed, May 6, featuring local composting champions with practical tips for beginners. Presented by the City of Green Bay’s Sustainability Commission.

We are proud to announce that Green Bay, WI is one of 12 cities selected for Work for America’s inaugural Talent Accelerator Workshop, Transforming City Hiring Processes. We can’t wait to get started!

Neighbors for Nature is launching in Green Bay. The program supports pollinators, clean water, and healthy air by helping residents plant native habitat in their own yards. Learn more on the Green Bay Conservation Corps page www.greenbaywi.gov/1281/Conservation-Corps

The free 2026 City Hall Academy is back! 🏛️ 8 Thursday evenings (starting May 7, 6–8 PM) to learn how Green Bay’s government works – from public safety and parks to public works, community development, water utility, and public art. Space is limited: greenbaywi.gov/cityhallacademy

Spring Leaf Collection Update for Friday, 4/17: Zone 3 West Side is 100% complete. Zone 3 East Side is 80% complete. Crews move into Zone 4 on the West Side starting Monday, April 20. Check our interactive map on the city website for the latest status: bit.ly/gbleaf041626

Spring Leaf Collection Update - April 16 Zone 3 is 80% complete on the West Side and 40% complete on the East Side. Crews are continuing work across the city today. Check your zone on our map: bit.ly/gbleaf041626 Leaves on the terrace, not in the street.

The ribbon has been cut for FCR N.E.W.'s new location! It's a big moment for this nonprofit that has been connecting Northeast Wisconsin families with quality childcare resources since 2008. More space, same incredible mission. Congratulations to the whole team. fcrnew.org

The Lifesavers Pathway Lifeguarding Program is heading to this summer! FREE sessions at Resch Aquatic Center on Tuesdays, July 7, 14 & 21 (8–11 AM). Open to teens who'll be 15 by next May. Thanks to the Carrico Aquatic Safety Foundation! Learn more: www.greenbaywi.gov/1580/Lifesav...

Leaf collection update 🍂 ✅ Zone 2 complete (East & West) ▶️ Crews are now in Zone 3 across Green Bay. Find your zone and estimated pickup date on our map: gb-gis-greenbay.hub.arcgis.com/apps/82b4716... Remember: leaves go on the terrace, not in the street.

Mason Street Bridge is back open! Our crews have finished the annual spring cleaning, and all lanes on Mason Street over the Fox River have reopened to traffic. Thank you for your patience and for slowing down near our work zones today.

Spotted a pothole and want to report it to GB Services? Quick tip: check our GIS map first to confirm the location is within Green Bay city limits so your request gets to the right team right away! gb-gis-greenbay.hub.arcgis.com

National Thomas Jefferson Day invites us to hold two truths together—Jefferson’s contributions to democratic ideals and his participation in slavery. By engaging that full story, we can deepen our resolve to expand freedom and equity today.

It's National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, and we are proud to recognize the 911 dispatchers and call takers who are the first link in any emergency. Your calm voices, quick decisions, and dedication to service help keep Green Bay safe around the clock. Thank you.

City of Green Bay employees got moving for National Walking Day earlier this month, taking walking breaks together around City Hall, public works sites, and other facilities. National Walking Day encourages simple, everyday activity that supports heart health and mental well‑being.

The City of Green Bay has delivered our USB sticks to Brown County Clerk Patrick Moynihan for processing. That's a wrap for us. Thanks for a great election day, Green Bay! Let's do it again in 126 days.

It's Election Day in Green Bay! Polls are open until 8PM for the Spring Election. Your voice matters. Head to your polling place today and make it count. Not sure where to vote? Find your polling location at myvote.wi.gov.

Tomorrow is Election Day in the City of Green Bay! Polls are open 7AM–8PM. Confirm your polling place at myvote.wi.gov via “Find My Polling Place.” If you still have your absentee ballot, return it by 8PM to the Clerk’s Office at City Hall so it can be counted. More info: www.greenbaywi.gov/Voters