Our annual outdoor summer party is happening next week!

The New Berlin Library will have outdoor games, crafts and special visits from the New Berlin Police Department and Sawdust the Therapy Horse. No registration needed!

It's that time of year when our furry friends try to escape the yard and explore our beautiful City. We have seen a lot of lost dog posts on NBPD's Facebook page. Often times, dogs do not have a collar and are not licensed with the City. We encourage you to make sure your dog is licensed. The tag not only identifies your dog to shelter staff or law enforcement officers, it also is linked to a computer-database. This feature can get lost pets home faster. The tag also serves as proof of rabies vaccination in case of bite incidents.

We've heard it all! Click here to view the top 6 common excuses we hear for not licensing a dog, and why your pet still needs a current license. Click the link under the below picture for licensing info.

School supplies will be filling the store shelves, and back-to-school ads will be appearing soon. This is a perfect time to take part in our school supply drive. It's important that students have the tools they need for a successful school year.

Drop-off your donations at City Hall or the New Berlin Food Pantry through 7/31.

Items in Need: Backpacks, 3 Ring 1-inch Binders, Wide-ruled Spiral Notebooks, Plastic pencil boxes, Journals and any supplies on school lists. New items only please!

Bring the whole family for fun, walking/running, and lots of color! Walk or run our family/friendly course around Malone Park and prepare to get covered in colored powder! $15 per person, includes a t-shirt. Register by July 22nd to guarantee t-shirt.

Check-in starts at 7:30PM; tournament play begins promptly at 8PM. Midnight volleyball consists of a double-elimination sand volleyball tournament open to all New Berlin high school students. T-shirts and gift cards are awarded on a weekly basis. The $1 per person entry donation includes food and beverage. All sessions subject to severe weather cancellations. To confirm if a session is cancelled, please call the NBPD at (262) 780-8149.

The New Berlin Senior Taxi is a non-profit organization that provides rides for seniors and disabled adults living in New Berlin. There is currently an opening for a part-time dispatcher/driver. This person will mainly preform dispatcher duties, but must also be willing to assist drivers with rides when needed. If interested, please email Dianne Wickstrom at [email protected] for more information.

Currently, the dispatchers and drivers are mainly retired individuals who work 1 day a week. For dispatchers, the normal work hours are 8:30am -12:30pm, or maybe a little longer if there is a ride or 2 for them to perform in the afternoon. At this time, New Berlin Senior Taxi is looking for a dispatcher who would be willing to work 2 or 3 mornings a week at least through a training period. Because we use an on-line scheduling application, I am finding that new dispatchers, only working 1 day a week, take much longer to get comfortable with the scheduling app. Senior Taxi is a 501(c)3 non-profit so the hourly pay is not as high as other places. Employees all start at $8.50 per hour and earn $9.00 after 90 days. If this is something that you are still interested in learning more about, please email Dianne to schedule a time to meet.

Congratulations to our Business of the Month. Stay tuned for the next edition of New Berlin News to watch a brief video of our tour. Established in 1945, Joe Wilde Co. sells, services, and installs residential and commercial garage doors, awnings and railings.

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8AM to Noon

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15055 W. National Ave.

The Farmer's Market offers food, flowers, baked goods, and more!

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262-786-8610

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