Alderwoman Mileley A. Coggs announced the commencement of Brownsville Week during a recent government meeting, highlighting a series of events aimed at celebrating the arts, culture, and commerce of the community. Residents are encouraged to visit Milwaukee.gov/Bronzville for the complete schedule of activities.

In addition to the festivities, Alderwoman Coggs emphasized the importance of communication skills and leadership in today’s society. She urged attendees to prepare for change and consider new career opportunities, specifically mentioning job openings within the Department of Public Works. The department is seeking operation driver workers to assist with essential municipal services, offering on-the-job training, competitive wages, and a comprehensive benefits package.

Alderwoman Coggs also addressed the critical issue of firearm safety, urging adults to secure firearms to prevent tragic accidents involving children. She recounted a personal story about her brother, who lost his life in a car accident, to stress the importance of safe driving practices and the impact of speeding on community safety.

The meeting underscored the city’s commitment to public safety, community engagement, and workforce development, inviting residents to participate actively in both the upcoming events and the initiatives aimed at improving the quality of life in Milwaukee.