Menomonee Falls Village Board has taken significant steps to enhance community services and infrastructure during its regular meeting on July 21, 2025. The board unanimously approved a consent agenda that included a bill approval of $2,615,723.43 for June 2025, alongside various applications for local businesses.

Among the notable approvals was the application for a successor agent for Village Bowl and Social LLC, with Michelle Minor set to take over as the new agent for the 2025-2026 period. Additionally, Hopyard Ale Works LLC received approval for an unenclosed premise permit, contingent upon obtaining necessary occupancy permits and zoning approvals.

Trustee Zuma raised concerns regarding the frequency of park deposit returns, prompting a discussion on park reservations. It was noted that park reservations have decreased, which has led to improved conditions and cleanliness of the parks, fulfilling the board's goal of better management.

In further developments, the board approved a resolution to combine two adjacent lots for Wacker Newsome LLC, facilitating ongoing improvements in the area. This decision was backed by the Plan Commission, which had previously recommended approval.

The meeting also addressed infrastructure improvements, with the board approving a proposal from We Energies for the replacement of outdated street lighting along Menominee Avenue. The project will replace old wooden poles with modern fiberglass poles and LED fixtures, enhancing safety and efficiency in the area.

The board's decisions reflect a commitment to improving local services and infrastructure, ensuring that Menomonee Falls continues to meet the needs of its residents effectively. As these projects move forward, the community can expect enhanced public spaces and improved safety measures in the coming months.