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UpdatedThu, Jun 3, 2021 at 11:43 am CT Reply The Waukesha Common Council unanimously approved a fee increase for EMS services on Tuesday during its meeting. (Shutterstock / Gorodenkoff) WAUKESHA, WI The Waukesha Common Council unanimously approved a fee increase for EMS services on Tuesday. The Waukesha Fire Department requested an increase of $300 over a 3-years period. According to Assistant Fire Chief Joseph Hoffman, the billing rates was recommended by the fire department s billing company. An analysis was done of the industry standards based on what is fair across the health care industry. Subscribe Hoffman said the update doesn t affect soft collection practices from residents. ....
Reply The Meijer store,801 E. Sunset Dr., is asking the City of Waukesha to allow delivery of alcohol beverages to customers in their cars. (Shutterstock) WAUKESHA, WI The Meijer store, 801 E. Sunset Dr., is asking the City of Waukesha to allow delivery of alcohol beverages to customers in their cars, according to online city documents. Meijer s proposal is have their delivery section away from the building and out in the parking lot. The area has to be designated with signage, deliveries can only be made to customers in their cars, the goods have to be delivered in sealed original containers, and the transaction has to be finalized by customers in their cars within the designated delivery zone. The restriction is required by Wisconsin Statutes Chapter 125, which says that sales of alcohol beverages must be face-to-face, city documents said. ....