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Fellowship Friday was fun and amazing. We are doing a great work.

Milwaukee's first non-alcoholic lounge and apothecary. "Elevation without the intoxication". Go Angela Mallett!!

Free steering wheel locks and Hyundai anti-theft software upgrade The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM) Police Department is partnering with Hyundai to distribute free steering wheel locks and mobile anti-theft software upgrades to UWM students, faculty, staff and neighbors near campus who own Hyundai vehicles. Across the country, these vehicles are being targeted because their design lacks an engine immobilizer, an electronic security device that makes it more difficult to start a vehicle without a key. Those seeking a steering wheel lock or anti-theft software for their Hyundai should visit one of the locations below on Sept. 5, 6 or 7. The event is free. No registration or appointment required. In addition, bring along school supplies for the African Diaspora Council's annual drive to the on-campus lot (see brief below). • Software upgrades and steering wheel locks: UWM Capitol/Humboldt UPark at 4430 N. Humboldt Boulevard, Milwaukee (Lot No. 30) • Steering wheel locks only: Merrill Circle Surface Lot at 2512 E. Hartford Ave., Milwaukee (Lot No. 12) • Sept. 5-6: 8 a.m.-6 p.m. • Sept. 7: 8 a.m.-3 p.m. #hyundai #milwaukee #safety #security #automible

Recent voting changes in Wisconsin: Voters who have a disability that prevents them from reading or marking a ballot independently cannot request an electronic absentee ballot, following a court order in August. A temporary injunction issued in June had allowed such requests. The new court order pauses that permission. Voters who have disabilities may get help returning their absentee ballots. Voters can use drop boxes to return absentee ballots in Wisconsin after a state Supreme Court ruling in July. That decision overturned a 2022 ruling that had prohibited the use of drop boxes unless they are staffed by municipal clerks and located in clerk’s offices or other sites designated for absentee voting. Municipal clerks may no longer fix missing or incomplete addresses on return absentee ballot envelopes. New state legislative district maps will be in effect. The state Legislature and governor reached a bipartisan agreement after the Wisconsin Supreme Court found the old maps unconstitutional. Candidates in 2024 races for the state Legislature will run in the new districts. Find your district at myvote.wi.gov. https://lnkd.in/gnmnQMpi AARP #olderadults #disabledadults #voting #newrules #Wisconsin

Select businesses will receive grants of $20,000 through the program to assist entrepreneurs in overcoming challenges, expanding operations and attaining long-term success. In addition to financial support, grant winners can expect mentorship opportunities and other helpful resources. Applications are available online, and will remain open through Sept. 15; the deadline was recently extended from Aug. 31. #foodservice #grant #entreprenuership https://lnkd.in/g9RwZvpk

Reminder: Proposals for Community Block Grant Funding due August 30 Alderman @Russell Stamper II, chair of the City of Milwaukee Community and Economic Development Committee, said the city’s Funding Allocation Plan for Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds has been released as of Friday, August 2, triggering a deadline for Milwaukee community organizations and non-profits wishing to submit program funding proposals for CDBG funds. Completed proposals will be due to the Community Development Grants Administration no later than 4 p.m. on Friday, August 30, 2024. RFP application packet and additional information can now be accessed at https://lnkd.in/gyhrfpzU. In addition, please go https://lnkd.in/gSJTtW-y... to see the technical assistance slideshow. The Community and Economic Development Committee members said the charge of the Committee is focused on economic development, employment and youth services. “We are looking to allocate millions to help bring positive impacts on key issues affecting Milwaukee including economic development, employment, youth achievement and neighborhood revitalization,” they said. “Community Organizations are encouraged to apply if they fit the categories to help develop and improve the community. This is a tremendous opportunity to contract with the City to provide your services to help improve Milwaukee,” they continued. #community #grant #CDBG #Milwaukee