City of Monroe, Wisconsin

11/09/2026

Find this week’s agendas, minutes, and meeting links (live or archived):
cityofmonroe.org/government/agenda_center_video.php

11/07/2026

ThanksGIVING Back: Helping Our Neighbors 🧡

We're joining Pellitteri Waste Systems for this year's annual ThanksGIVING Back Virtual Food Drive!

Online donations go directly to Second Harvest Foodbank, supporting hundreds of local hunger-relief organizations that help individuals and families access the food they need.

🥫 Every $20 donated helps provide 5 bags of groceries for neighbors facing hunger.

Interested in participating? Learn more about the food drive and how your generosity can help support our communities this Thanksgiving season.

🔗 https://www.pellitteri.com/pages/thanksgiving

11/05/2026

Job Alert: We're Hiring!

Full-Time Wastewater Operator or Operator in Training

Application Deadline: November 29, 2026 (11:59 PM Central)

To learn more or apply online, visit:
https://www.cityofmonroe.org/government/employment/index.php

11/04/2026

Looking for election results?

Green County will post unofficial results as soon as they become available. Results are reported and uploaded throughout the evening, so they may not be available immediately after polls close. If the results page appears empty, please check back later.

All election results are unofficial until certified by the Green County Election Board.

More information: https://www.greencountywi.org/

11/03/2026

Don’t forget - polls are open. If you are still in line by 8 PM you can still cast a ballot!

11/03/2026

Election Day is finally here!

Take a moment to find your polling place at MyVote.wi.gov, then head to the polls and let your voice be heard!

11/02/2026

NO MEETINGS THIS WEEK

Find past agendas, minutes, and meeting links:
cityofmonroe.org/government/agenda_center_video.php

11/01/2026

🗞️📲 🍂 The November newsletter is now available online!

Explore how Monroe is moving forward this fall with City news, seasonal happenings, and ways to stay connected: https://www.cityofmonroe.org/residents/monroe_monthly_newsletter.php -549

11/01/2026

10/29/2026

The City of Monroe Utility has added a hydro excavator to its equipment lineup, giving our crews a safer, more precise way to work around underground utilities while reducing the need for outside contractors.

Instead of digging with a traditional excavator bucket, crews dig using high pressurized water to break up soil and a powerful vacuum to remove the loosened materials. This allows crews to carefully expose buried water mains, gas lines, electrical cables, and other utilities without unnecessary disturbance to the surrounding area.

City Services: 5 Star Improvement

Preventing Damage → more controlled digging helps reduce the risk of accidentally striking buried utilities, which can lead to costly repairs, service interruptions, and project delays.

Improving Accuracy → crews can confirm the location, depth, and materials of underground water service lines, improve City records, and support future infrastructure projects, including the required state and federal lead service line replacement program.

Keeping Work In-House → inspections that previously required outside contractors can now be completed by City crews, with potential savings of approximately $842 per excavation, depending on site conditions.

Simplifying Operations → from planned inspections and utility projects to investigating underground issues during repairs, crews can work more precisely, limit unnecessary digging, and reduce the amount of restoration needed afterward.

Already Making a Difference → crews recently used the hydro excavator for annual utility box cleaning and saw a big improvement in both the time it took and how thoroughly the work could be completed.