The Off Campus Resource Center is located on the ground floor of the Union, room EG42. You can also sign up for our e-newsletter, follow us on social media, and more to stay in the loop about things students who live off-campus need to know…. Read More
Drop bulky items off at a Drop-Off Center* (Will also take electronics, appliances, and tires for recycling.) North Milwaukee: Milwaukee DPW Self-Help Center 6660 N Industrial Road Milwaukee, WI 53223 South Milwaukee: Milwaukee Lincoln Ave Self-Help Center 3879 W Lincoln Ave… Read More
Student tenant has an issue/complaint regarding a landlord/property manager practices or procedures Student tenant files a complaint through the landlord complaint form on the NHO listing service Student needs to submit as much documentation as possible including emails, letters, and… Read More
The City of Milwaukee noise ordinance states that an owner of a property (residential, commercial, rental or owner occupied) may not have a noise nuisance on their property. Point source noise (factories, equipment on commercial buildings, etc.) is measured and… Read More
1. More than 3 unrelated adults living in a unit, no matter how many bedrooms, requires a rooming house license*. This is not common for landlords to have in the City of Milwaukee, as it is typically pricey. Additionally, there… Read More
Take action by implementing these safety recommendations! Areas and homes that are poorly maintained and lighted, hidden by fencing or landscaping, or out of sight of neighbors can be risky. Do your part to help minimize crime by considering and… Read More
There are a number of regulations that begin in the winter months that pertain to Milwaukee residents and can sometimes go unnoticed. From December 1st through March 1st, various parking regulations take effect throughout the city. Keep in mind that these parking… Read More
The cost of a Noise Ordinance ticket is $206 for the first offense. If noise can be heard form 50 feet from property by MPD, there will be a citation. After the first offense, the price rises. After the 3rd,… Read More
No, landlords cannot legally rent out basements and most attics unless there is a 2nd exit and it complies with Milwaukee building code. In order to be a legal dwelling and rental unit it should have a separate address. If you… Read More