Milwaukee, WI
Milwaukee garbage, parking changes for Good Friday, Easter
MILWAUKEE – The Milwaukee Department of Public Works will be modifying certain operations due to Good Friday and Easter. Here’s a list of changes that residents need to know.
Garbage and recycling
- There will be no garbage and recycling pick-up on Friday, April 18.
- Drop-Off Centers will be closed on Friday, April 18 and Sunday, April 20.
- Drop-Off Centers will remain open on Saturday, April 19 from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
- Collection days shift forward after each city holiday; review the collection schedule on the city’s website.
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Parking enforcement and towing
- No overnight parking enforcement on Saturday night into Sunday morning, April 20 from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m.
- Overnight parking enforcement resumes on Sunday night into Monday morning, April 21 from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m.
- Vehicles still must be legally parked and not in violation of any posted parking regulations.
- Tow Lot will be open on Friday, April 18 and Saturday, April 19 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
- Tow Lot will be closed on Sunday, April 20.
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Milwaukee Water Works
- The Water Works Customer Service Center at 841 N. Broadway will be closed on Friday, April 18 for in-person and live telephone assistance.
- Automated account information and bill payment will remain available by calling 414-286-2830.
- Customers can pay their Municipal Services Bill and check account balances online anytime.
- Questions concerning billing or making payments can be emailed or by calling customer service the following business day.
- For water emergencies, customers are asked to call the 24-hour Control Center at 414-286-3710.
For other requests, schedules, and information, residents should call 414-286-CITY, visit the DPW website or enter service requests online.
The Source: The Milwaukee Department of Public Works released information for this report.
By SEMA News Editors
Milwaukee Tool
M18 Brushless Pipe Threading Oiler
Milwaukee Tool has introduced its M18 Brushless Pipe Threading Oiler, a cordless solution designed to streamline portable pipe-threading operations.
According to Milwaukee, the oiler features a steel frame that attaches to pipe vises and is optimized for use with the company’s 6-in. Leveling Tripod Chain Vise. A self-contained basin and catch system are designed to help contain oil and reduce cleanup on jobsites.
Milwaukee said the oiler’s adjustable hose and flow-rate controls allow users to direct oil where needed during threading operations, which can help improve thread quality, extend die life and reduce oil waste. A three-stage filtration system separates metal chips from oil for reuse and longer service intervals.
milwaukeetool.com
FiTech Fuel Injection
Go E85 Power Adder EFI Systems
FiTech Fuel Injection has introduced two new EFI systems designed for E85-fueled, high-horsepower applications: the Go E85 2×4 Power Adder EFI System and the Go E85 1200HP Power Adder EFI System.
According to FiTech, both systems feature eight 130 lb/hr injectors operating at 58 PSI and are intended for turbocharged, supercharged, nitrous-assisted and high-output naturally aspirated engine combinations. The systems utilize the company’s self-learning EFI technology, which continuously adjusts fueling to optimize performance and drivability.
Go E85 2×4 Power Adder EFI System
FiTech’s dual-quad EFI system combines a traditional dual four-barrel appearance with modern electronic fuel injection technology. The company said the system supports up to 1,600 hp on gasoline and up to 1,200 hp on E85 fuel. Available in black or polished finishes.
Go E85 1200HP Power Adder EFI System
Based on FiTech’s Go EFI 8 platform, the throttle-body EFI system is designed specifically for E85-powered performance applications. According to the manufacturer, the system supports up to 1,200 hp on E85 and up to 1,600 hp on gasoline. Available in black or polished finishes.
fitechefi.com
Fleetguard
ES Compleat OAT PG Coolant
Fleetguard, a brand of Atmus Filtration Technologies, has announced ES Compleat OAT PG coolant, a new propylene glycol-based coolant intended for applications with environmentally sensitive operating requirements.
According to the company, the coolant uses the same organic acid technology (OAT) found in Fleetguard ES Compleat OAT coolant but replaces ethylene glycol with propylene glycol. Fleetguard said the product is designed for industries and applications where propylene glycol coolant is recommended or required, including food and beverage transportation.
fleetguard.com
With lottery in mind, two potential suitors for Giannis Antetokounmpo
With NBA lottery complete, a look at two potential suitors well positioned to trade for Giannis Antetokounmpo, discussed on the Point Forward Podcast.
The Milwaukee Bucks hold the No. 10 pick in the 2026 NBA Draft on June 23.
Can the Bucks find a star in the first round? Who should the Bucks select? And, what happens if the Bucks trade Giannis Antetokounmpo?
Send questions about the NBA draft, the Bucks or Giannis to beat writer Jim Owczarski, who will answer questions in a mailbag this week.
You can submit questions to Jim below:
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