The 30th Street Corridor (The Corridor)

09/19/2026

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09/19/2026

50th Anniversary of Halyard Park, Unveiling of the beautiful Beechie O. Brooks statue! This beautiful work of art was created in Business Improvement District #37 by Vanguard Sculpture Services. Congratulations to Beth Saharan-Allsop and the entire team that made this possible.

08/19/2026

- Online Survey: Go to county.milwaukee.gov/30th-St-Trail-Study to review the maps, take the survey, and submit feedback on the interactive map of the proposed trail route. The survey and interactive map will be open for feedback until August 28th, 2026!

Don’t miss your last chance to weigh in on the 30th Street Corridor Trail Feasibility Study! The proposed trail route is available for public review – there are two ways to provide feedback:

- Public Involvement Meeting: Attend the Public Information Meeting TOMORROW, Tuesday July 28th anytime between 4:00 to 6:00 pm at Concordia 27, 801 N 27th St, Milwaukee (see attached flyer and social media posts). Refreshments will be provided courtesy of Rails to Trails Conservancy.

- Online Survey: Go to county.milwaukee.gov/30th-St-Trail-Study to review the maps, take the survey, and submit feedback on the interactive map of the proposed trail route. The survey and interactive map will be open for feedback until August 28th, 2026.

The proposed route is part of the 30th Street Corridor Feasibility Study, a project being led by the Milwaukee County Department of Transportation. More information is available at county.milwaukee.gov/30th-St-Trail-Study.

08/10/2026

https://wispolicyforum.org/research/brain-drain-erodes-states-talent-potential/

"Wisconsin-born adults who have moved to other states are more likely to be college educated than those born in other states who have moved into Wisconsin, producing a net brain drain rate that is among the worst in the nation."

Wisconsin-born adults who have moved to other states are more likely to be college educated than those born in other states who have moved into ...

08/10/2026

🦸 REGISTRATION IS OFFICIALLY OPEN!

Join us for Data Day 2026: The Power of Local Data, a full day of learning, connection, inspiration, and celebration with the people using data to create change in our communities.

📆 Wednesday, October 7th
⏰️ 8AM-4PM
📍 Discovery World Museum
🎟 FREE to attend; https://secure.qgiv.com/for/datayoucanuse/event/dataday2026thepoweroflocaldata/
🌐 Visit the Data Day Webpage: https://datayoucanuse.org/data-day-2026-2/

This year, Data Day is free to attend because we believe cost should never be a barrier to accessing resources, learning, or connecting with others who are working to create change. Donations are never required but always appreciated! If you're able, feel free to give back.

Space is limited, so don't wait! Let's harness the power of local data, together!

08/06/2026

https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/crime/2026/08/06/milwaukee-fatal-hit-run-bicyclist-shawn-richardson/91189992007/

A cyclist was recently killed in Milwaukee. May he rest in peace, and our deepest condolences go out to his family and loved ones.

This heartbreaking loss is yet another reminder of why Milwaukee needs safe, protected places for people to bike and travel—especially on the Northwest Side.

This is why we are working to bring the proposed 30th Street Corridor Trail to fruition. A safe bike trail is not simply an amenity—it is an investment in safety, connectivity, mobility, health, and the future of our neighborhoods.

We must continue working together to create transportation options that allow residents, families, workers, and young people to move throughout our community safely.

A Milwaukee man is charged in a fatal hit-and-run after police say he struck a bicyclist and later falsely reported his truck stolen.

07/30/2026

The Emerging Developers Roundtable Program, facilitated by the 30th Street Industrial Corridor in partnership with the Community Development Alliance, contributed a $50,000 zero interest loan and a $15,000 pre-development grant to this project! Great work Keith!

07/30/2026

Mark your calendars for NWSCDC’s 5th Annual Family Skate Night at the MMSD West Basin (4350 N 35th Street)! Happening August 13th, from 4:00pm-7:00pm. Free to attend! Link to RSVP form: bit.ly/SkateNight26

07/30/2026