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Milwaukee Public Works Committee agenda flags data-center strain on state PSC case

The Milwaukee Public Works Committee is scheduled to meet on July 22, 2026, according to the published agenda posted on the city’s Legistar system. Among the items listed is a communication addressing a matter currently before the Wisconsin Public Service Commission, tied to what the agenda describes as “the impact of the recent proliferation of data centers.” The item is sponsored by Ald. Brower.

According to the agenda, the matter relates to a proceeding before the state Public Service Commission, though the agenda excerpt does not specify the full scope or docket details of that proceeding. The committee’s agenda also includes a separate communication from the Department of Public Works relating to developing and presenting uses for urban wood, filed under item 260491.

The inclusion of a data-center-related item on a Public Works Committee agenda reflects that Milwaukee officials are formally addressing the topic at the committee level, according to the published record. No further detail on the specific content of the communication, its recommendations, or any proposed action is included in the available agenda excerpt.

  • Meeting: Milwaukee Public Works Committee
  • Date: July 22, 2026
  • Item sponsor: Ald. Brower
  • Subject: Communication referencing a matter before the Wisconsin Public Service Commission and data center proliferation
  • Additional agenda item: DPW communication on uses for urban wood (item 260491)
  • Source: Milwaukee Legistar meeting agenda

According to the published agenda, the item is scheduled for committee consideration at the July 22 meeting. As with other committee items, it may be discussed, held, or forwarded as part of the standard committee process; the agenda does not indicate a predetermined outcome.

Residents seeking to engage with this item can consult the full agenda and meeting details via the Milwaukee Legistar system. Members of the public may attend the Public Works Committee meeting or submit comment through the channels listed on the official meeting page linked in the city’s Legistar portal.

Official source: the published record

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