💧 We're hiring a Water Quality Coordinator! The City of Green Bay is looking for an environmental professional to help protect our water resources through monitoring, compliance work, and community education. Competitive pay + benefits. Apply here: www.governmentjobs.com/careers/gree...

🚗 NOW HIRING: Parking Maintenance Technician Full-time role maintaining parking ramps, lots & meters for the City of Green Bay. ✅ Competitive pay + benefits ✅ Hands-on mechanical work Apply: www.governmentjobs.com/careers/gree...

Notice of Possible Quorum on Thursday, 1/29/26

Reminder: The first installment of 2025 property taxes is due Jan. 31. In-person payments at City Hall: Mon–Thurs 7:30 a.m.–5 p.m., Fri 7:30–11:30 a.m. Use the 24/7 drop box at 100 N Jefferson St or pay online: bclrpp.browncountywi.gov

Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary is turning 90! Join us Tuesday, January 13 at 10 a.m. to celebrate this beloved Green Bay landmark and 9 decades of wildlife conservation and education. www.facebook.com/events/80283...

🌧️ FLOOD WATCH through Fri 12pm. Heavy rain + frozen ground = flooding risk in Green Bay & Fox Valley. Clear storm drains if safe, avoid flooded roads, check sump pumps. Ice jams possible on rivers—water can rise fast. Stay alert & report issues to Public Works.

The 2026 DPW Information Guide is now available! This annual resource provides residents with essential information about Public Works functions including permits, parking, and sanitation services. Find the complete guide at greenbaywi.gov/609/Public-Works

We’re planning how to responsibly and equitably invest federal Community Development Block Grant funds in 2026. Your feedback guides which programs, services, and infrastructure projects we prioritize. Thanks for being part of the process! forms.office.com/g/7by82wnYVB

Green Bay small and mid-sized businesses: Apply for the free Sustainable Business Accelerator in 2026. Strengthen your sustainability practices, improve resilience, and reduce environmental impact with expert guidance and practical tools. Learn more: www.wisconsinsustainability.com/gbaccelerator

Join us for the 3rd Annual MLK Day of Service with the Green Bay Conservation Corps & We All Rise: Monday, January 19, 2026 | 2:30-6 PM Brown County Library, 515 Pine Street Volunteer activities + keynote speaker at 4:30 PM. Honor Dr. King's legacy through community service.

We've been spotted! A community member noticed that Green Bay's CityDeck makes a brief appearance in the @netflix.com movie Christmas on the Alpaca Farm, which is currently streaming. Sharp-eyed viewers can catch a glimpse of our beautiful downtown riverfront around the 9 minute, 10 second mark.

Work for the City! Green Bay DPW is hiring a skilled Mechanic to keep our fleet running strong. 💰 Starting pay ~$30.76/hr + WRS Pension & Benefits. 🚛 Heavy equipment experience is a plus. Apply today: www.governmentjobs.com/careers/gree...

Yep. We know: civicmedia.us/news/2025/12...

Congratulations to the winners of the 2025 Green Bay Neighborhoods Awards! From Starlite winning Neighborhood of the Year to Tank taking home the Phoenix Award, we are so proud of the work being done to build community vitality across Green Bay.

Green Bay crews are out this morning with 17 patrol trucks, sidewalk units, and graders working to clear and treat priority routes. Roads will be slick as temps drop—slow down, drive for conditions, and allow extra travel time.

Help lead the crews that keep Green Bay clean. The City of Green Bay DPW is hiring a Public Works Supervisor to oversee garbage and recycling collection, support front-line staff, and improve daily operations citywide.​ Apply now: bit.ly/48I9Pew

Where does your tax money actually go? We just launched a new Tax Calculator to show you exactly how your investment supports Police, Fire, Parks, and more. Plug in your property value and see the breakdown here: greenbaywi.form.transform.civicplus.com/58738

WEATHER ALERT: Temps dropping below zero tonight thru Friday AM. Wind chills to -20 Thursday. Salt will be ineffective — expect icy conditions. SLOW DOWN and allow extra travel time

Urgent notice regarding property tax payment timelines: A recent USPS policy change means postmarks are now applied at regional centers, which can take several days. If you mail your payment close to deadline, it may be marked late/delinquent. We encourage all to mail payments early or pay online.

On Broadway, Inc. wants to hear from you. Take their brief survey to help shape the future of the Broadway District: forms.office.com/pages/respon...

Wilder Elementary third graders visited City Hall today to learn how local government works. Students spoke with Mayor Genrich and city staff about what City Hall does for residents and how our City leaders are serving Green Bay. Learn more about local government: greenbaywi.gov

Green Bay Water Utility is hiring a Filter Plant Manager to oversee operations, maintenance, and compliance at the Filtration Plant. More details and application information: www.governmentjobs.com/careers/gree...

Winter weather is approaching Green Bay this week. Prepare your home by protecting pipes and stocking emergency supplies. Build a winter car kit with blankets, warm clothes, snacks, water, and a shovel. When driving, reduce speed and increase following distance. Stay safe, Green Bay!

Today is the Great American Smokeout. Free resources can help you quit smoking, vaping, or tobacco use. Text READY to 34191 or call 800-QUIT-NOW for the Wisconsin Tobacco Quit Line. Visit www.lung.org/quit-smoking...

Undated photo from City archives: Huron Portland Cement Company facility in Green Bay. Founded in 1907, Huron revolutionized bulk cement transport on the Great Lakes. These iconic silos stored cement that built post-WWII northeastern Wisconsin. The site continues operations today as Holcim.

Green Bay has earned a perfect score of 100 on the Human Rights Campaign's 2025 Municipal Equality Index for the second consecutive year. In 7 years, we've risen from 28 points in 2018 to perfect marks in 2024 and 2025. Learn more: hrc.org/MEI

Green Bay has earned a perfect score of 100 on the Human Rights Campaign's 2025 Municipal Equality Index for the second consecutive year. The MEI examines how inclusive municipal laws, policies, and services are for LGBTQ+ people across America. Learn more: www.hrc.org/MEI

Way-back-Wednesday! The Green Bay Vocational School building at 200 S Broadway has served our community since 1930. Originally a state-of-the-art vocational training center, it has been home to Green Bay Area Public School District offices since 1977. A true education landmark.

Tonight, the Green Bay Common Council approved a Letter of Intent with United Soccer League. The City and USL will now work toward developing a sports & entertainment district with a new stadium for men's and women's professional soccer teams, bringing pro soccer to Titletown USA.

Did you know that every storm drain in Green Bay leads directly to our rivers and the Bay? The City of Green Bay’s Adopt-an-Inlet Program invites residents, businesses, and community groups to take an active role in protecting our environment! www.greenbaywi.gov/1573/Adopt-A...

Mayor Eric Genrich recently appeared on The Lantern podcast, titled Homegrown Leadership. In conversation with Dr. Ryan Martin, Dean of the @uwgbcahss at @uwgb, the Mayor discusses what it means to serve the Green Bay community. For the list of podcast providers, visit: blog.uwgb.edu/good-cahss/2...

Mayor Eric Genrich honored veterans at the ceremony hosted by the United Patriotic Society of Green Bay at the Neville Public Museum. On Veterans Day, the Mayor expressed deep gratitude to all who have served our nation and defended our freedoms.

Earlier this afternoon, community leaders addressed food insecurity in Green Bay. Food pantries and community refrigerators throughout the city provide emergency support. Most offer free groceries without requiring proof of residency. See attached list. Nobody should go hungry.

Visit our Facebook page at 2:15pm today for an important conversation on food insecurity in the City of Green Bay. Mayor Eric Genrich will be joined by leader from Brown County United Way and Paul's Pantry to discuss the current landscape and how we can best help our neighbors in need.

Mayor Genrich will host a special Open Office Hours: Budget Edition session on Thursday, November 6 from 3:30 to 5:30 PM in the Common Council Chambers at City Hall. City department heads and staff will be in attendance to answer questions about the proposed 2026 budget.More info: www.greenbaywi.gov

Things sure are coming along at the US Bank Building downtown! We think you're really going to love the project when it opens in June of next year. Jeff Bollier with the Green Bay Press-Gazette did a write up on what's happening a couple of months ago. Check out that article here: bit.ly/3JEkKx3

A glimpse into early 1900s Green Bay! Meet the Wilner Building (1903) at the corner of Cherry & Washington – Green Bay's first skyscraper! A bustling landmark torn down in 1930, but never forgotten. What a view that must've been!

Green Bay is entering exclusive negotiations with the United Soccer League to explore bringing professional men’s and women’s soccer teams—and a new stadium—to our community. Looking forward to seeing how this partnership could shape our city’s future!

Hinkle Street south of W. Mason is temporarily closed for utility and pavement reconstruction. Businesses along the 2200-2300 W. Mason St South Frontage Road remain open. Use the temporary right-in, right-out access point east of Hinkle Street. See the attached map for the access location.

Green Bay is searching for its first-ever Poet Laureate! Are you a passionate poet or spoken word artist? Apply by Nov 18 to help lead poetry projects, perform at city events, and receive a $3,000 honorarium per year. More info: www.greenbaywi.gov/poetlaureate

Green Bay welcomed 2 cruise ships in 2025. That number triples to 6 in 2026! Mayor Genrich joined Gov. Evers and partners to announce this exciting growth for our waterfront.

The Wisconsin DOT is studying reconstruction or replacement of the Mason Street Bridge over the Fox River. Join a public meeting tonight, Oct. 29, 5-7PM at Neville Public Museum to review alternatives, ask questions, and share feedback on this vital corridor.

Yesterday, Mayor Eric Genrich joined local leaders yesterday for a topping-off ceremony at the NOVA project in downtown Green Bay. This construction milestone marks the completion of the building's main structure and celebrates the progress bringing new opportunities to downtown.

Reminder: City of Green Bay Trick or Treat hours are Friday, Oct. 31 from 4-7 PM. Stay safe by watching for children, using lights to stay visible, and inspecting candy. Have a happy and safe Halloween!

The City of Green Bay is upgrading payment systems on Friday, Oct. 31. In-person credit card payments will be temporarily unavailable that day. New online and phone payment options are now available for city invoices to better serve residents.

Today, the Mayor teamed up with volunteers at John Muir Park, working with the Green Bay Conservation Corps to improve our city’s natural spaces. Special thanks to everyone making a difference!

Green Bay Metro is hiring Bus Drivers! $25/hour starting wage, excellent benefits including WRS retirement, health insurance, paid time off, and paid CDL training. Prior driving or customer service experience preferred. Apply: greenbaywi.gov/jobs

Yesterday, City of Green Bay Redevelopment Authority toured the new NOVA project downtown—an eight-story, 269-unit mixed-use development set to open in 2026. Thanks to New Land Enterprises and Downtown Green Bay, Inc. for making today’s visit possible.