How do I set up automatic withdrawal for quarterly utility payments?

Fill out this form, found on the Village website or printed at Village Hall, and submit to Village Hall along with a voided check. Please note: You can no longer set up automatic withdrawal for the January 2023 bill. 

If you submit a form on or before Friday, March 17, 2023, automatic withdrawal will be set up for the April 2023 billing and all future utility bills.



Have a question? Send us an email or give us a call at (414) 962-6690.

Updates from Village Hall:

*Public Information Meeting*

Traffic Signal Replacement Project

(Lake Drive / Silver Spring Drive / Marlborough Drive)

When: Public Works Committee Meeting, Monday, January 9, 2023

Where: Village Hall, 2nd Floor, Board Room

Why: The Public Works Department is proceeding with the preliminary design of the traffic signals and pedestrian islands at the intersection of Lake Drive / Silver Spring Drive / Marlborough Drive. The Village is seeking comments from interested parties at this preliminary stage of the design. Your input is needed!

Link to the Preliminary Geometric Roadway Design Here

Technical questions related to the preliminary geometric roadway design? Please email Director of Public Works, John Edlebeck, at J.Edlebeck@wfbvillage.gov

Whitefish Bay Police Department

Swearing In Ceremony



Please join in welcoming Cathleen Flannery to the Whitefish Bay Police Department on Monday, January 9, 2023, at 1:30 p.m. in the Village Hall Board Room. 

Welcome Cathleen!

Christmas Tree Pick-Up Continues:

Village crews will collect Christmas trees once a week curbside through the week of Monday, January 16, 2023.

Please place trees on the parkway, between the public sidewalk and curb.

There is no scheduled pick up date for tree collection. Please have tree(s) on the parkway by 7:00 a.m. on Mondays to ensure tree(s) are collected that week.

PLEASE BE ADVISED! Wreaths and garland with metal bracing attached should be placed inside refuse containers for pick-up. The metal bracing damages the Village wood chipper. If you have a wreath too large to fit inside the refuse container, please place the wreath next to the refuse container on the regularly scheduled day of refuse pick-up.

When is My Tax Bill Due?

Due date is January 31, 2023. Residents have the option to pay property taxes and other charges as indicated on your tax bill in installments. Installment due dates are as follows:

• 1st Installment due by January 31, 2023

• 2nd Installment due by March 31, 2023

• Final Installment due by May 31, 2023 (May 29 is Memorial Day - please plan accordingly.)

Please note – if any installment payment is missed, the installment option is no longer available and the entire balance becomes due in full.

Please find important information about how to pay your property taxes, where your property taxes go, and what services they pay for within the Property Tax Information and FAQ document (link here).

WFB Public Library:

Take and Make: Snowflake Suncatcher

Wednesday, January 11, 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., 5:00 – 7:00 p.m.

Make a colorful snowflake suncatcher to hang in your windows to brighten your day. Pick up your kit outside the front doors of the library. We ask that you take one craft kit per child.

Mystery Book Club

Wednesday, January 11, 6:30 p.m.

Please note the new meeting dates our Wednesdays. Our Mystery Book Club meets once a month and is led by librarian Sharon Nagel. This month we're reading, Clark and Division by Naomi Hirahara. This meeting will be a hybrid meeting, both on Zoom and in person at the library. Click here to join Zoom:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89090700104?pwd=L0dobVU1M0JpdGNDME5EdzNYSWdlUT09

Meeting ID: 890 9070 0104

Passcode: J8yJp03W

All Ages Storytime, 10:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.

Mondays, Starting January 16

Wednesdays, Starting January 18

Thursdays, Starting January 19

https://www.wfblibrary.org/our_events/?m=1&y=2023

Join us for a fun, educational storytime perfect for all ages. We'll share stories, songs, flannels and more! Storytime will be held in the Tower of the children's area. Please register for any updates.

Art Explorers: Snow!

Tuesday, January 17, 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

K5-2^nd Grade

Please Register- https://www.wfblibrary.org/our_events/?eid=1391

Join us for a celebration of process-focused snow art. We'll be using paint, crayons, recyclable materials, and more to create some cool snow themed art. What's process-focused art?  It's open ended, self-motivated and the emphasis is on the process of making the art, rather than the product produced. Please dress for a mess!

School District of Whitefish Bay:

Elementary 2023-24 4K Enrollment Now Available! Enrollment information is available by contacting the main office at each elementary school or online. 

Important Dates:

• January 16 – No School
• January 20 – Early Dismissal
• January 23 – No School

Upcoming School Board Meetings:

• Wednesday, January 11
• Wednesday, January 25

School board meetings are held at 7:00 p.m. in the High School Library Media Center, unless posted otherwise. Meeting dates, agendas, minutes, and more can be found online. 

District Newsletter:

The District Newsletters are one of several ways the District works toward comprehensive communications with the community. Read the December Newsletter and sign up to receive monthly newsletters during the school year.

Bay Bridge:

Bay Bridge wishes everyone a happy 2023 and we invite you to start the new year off right with one or all of our 4 upcoming opportunities. SIGN UP NOW for:

• Sandwich making on MLK Day to help feed our neighbors

• Participate in UWM research on discriminatory property covenants that limited home ownership in MKE County, January 18, 2023

• Celebrate love on January 26 and gather with neighbors while supporting student scholarships

• Register for (Let's Talk About) Implicit Bias class on February 1

North Shore Health Department:

Click here to view the January 4, 2023 Weekly Summary from the North Shore Health Department

NSHD Health Highlights 1/4/23:

Reducing Clutter and E-Waste Recycling

Less can be more.

Are you embracing the new year by cleaning and organizing your spaces? Reducing the amount of items in our spaces (decluttering) can help improve mental and physical wellbeing.

Too many objects and items can add extra stress to our lives, make it hard to focus, and increase anxiety. For many, reducing clutter in their physical space can help their mental and/or emotional well-being. By using decision-making and problem-solving skills, a sense of confidence and self-efficacy can be created through organizing and decluttering. If time is limited, consider decluttering in blocks of 5-10 minutes.

Old electronics taking up space?

Don’t toss them in the garbage! Many electronics are made from valuable resources and materials, and by recycling them, you conserve natural resources and avoid pollution. Visit the EPA to learn more about certified electronics recyclers and donating or recycling electronic waste (e-waste).

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