Eau Claire, located in northwestern Wisconsin, was incorporated in 1872 and currently has a population of over 65,000. The community has a diverse and expanding economic base in manufacturing, health care, information technologies, and retail trade.
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Due to the serious fiscal crises facing local government and schools in the Eau Claire area, a group of concerned leaders have formed the Alliance for Strong Communities. The goal is to look for ways to change the way taxes are distributed so those who create safe communities and educate children aren't forced to make drastic cuts.
Many people volunteer to become involved in our community through service on a City board, commission, or committee. The City is looking for volunteers to fill vacancies on various committees.
Through a series of neighborhood meetings and discussions, a preliminary concept plan has been developed for addressing the issues on Thorp Drive. The concept plan can be viewed by clicking on the following link: Concept Plan.
February 16 Spring Primary * ONLY in City Ward 31 - County Supervisory District 28 April 6 Spring Election September 14 Fall Partisan Primary November 2 General Election
Ordinance to Prohibit Smoking in Public Places in the City of Eau Claire: An Ordinance has been approved by the City Council to repeal Chapter 8:05 of the City Code of Ordinances entitled,
Work is nearing completion on the reconstruction of Hastings Way between Galloway Street and the North Crossing. The new signalized intersections at Birch Street and Seymour Road are now fully operational.
The City of Eau Claire, working with Downtown Parking & Planning, LLC of Kalamazoo, Michigan, is conducting a study of the Parking Utility program and would like to share the preliminary budget and operational findings.
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The Eau Claire Police Department is reminding citizens that calendar day parking regulations continue until May 1st.
Eau Claire’s Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission would like your input!
~Keep Eau Claire Beautiful~
Sustainability “is development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.”
Work is nearing completion on the reconstruction of Hastings Way between Galloway Street and the North Crossing. The new signalized intersections at Birch Street and Seymour Road are now fully operational.
The City of Eau Claire, working with Downtown Parking & Planning, LLC of Kalamazoo, Michigan, is conducting a study of the Parking Utility program and would like to share the preliminary budget and operational findings.
Many of the Emerald Ash Borer look-alike insects have resumed seasonal activity and may prompt inquiries from the concerned public.
