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Officials in Waukesha County say they're taking no chances with the new coronavirus, and are mobilizing emergency services just in case.
Complaints, parking tickets, parking permits, open records requests and other services have been affected.
Voters can request absentee ballots online, by email, by fax, by mail or in person.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers ordered all bars and restaurants closed by 5 p.m. Tuesday, and is limiting gatherings to 10 or fewer people.
Motorists can park overnight on the street in Shorewood without permission on a temporary basis, village officials said.
Trash pickup, Public Library, Municipal Court, Parks, Senior Meals, Voting and other key functions are addressed in the city's announcement.
Waukesha police say they originally responded to an apartment on W. College Ave. on a report that a gun-carrying person was inside.
The sheer volume of calls coming to 911 are hindering efforts to help those who need it most, Waukesha County officials said Tuesday.
Several companies are offering free internet and waiving fees in Wisconsin after Gov. Tony Evers announced school closures.
Starting on Wednesday, March 18, facilities will stay open, but with limited in-person services, Racine County officials said.
Officials say the number of absentee ballots cast for the April 7 election already exceed totals from the last three elections.
The April 7 election is coming up, and Mount Pleasant officials are urging voters to cast absentee ballots as soon as possible.
Police said a concerned citizen call police over the crash, and officers responded within minutes.
The emergency order cancels a number of proceedings in certain case types among other social distancing policies.
Eleven of Milwaukee County's 19 municipalities moved to ban "dine-in" practices in favor of delivery and carry-out options.
Officials did not give specifics about the person's identity, where they live or where they may have picked up the infection out of privacy
Because of the COVID-19, voters in the City of Greenfield are strongly urged to act now to vote absentee for the April 7 Spring Election.
Cases scheduled to be heard during upcoming sessions are postponed and will be rescheduled on a date later to be determined.
In our tracker and map, we're keeping tabs on the total number of coronavirus cases in Wisconsin.
