City Clerk: 262-679-5628
The city publishes clerk@muskego.wi.gov for its clerk’s office. City Hall is at W182 S8200 Racine Avenue, Muskego, Wisconsin 53150.
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City of Muskego
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City of Muskego · City Clerk
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Check the agenda for the actual meeting time
The city’s meeting portal covers 2021 onward and links meeting videos. Its notice says displayed portal times may be placeholders for consecutive meetings; consult the posted agenda before attending.
City meeting portal and timing noticeCourt Clerk: 262-679-4114
The court lists Gina McKinney at gmckinney@muskego.wi.gov for its clerk’s office. Use the court’s own page for office-hour notices and forms, not the City Clerk contact above.
Municipal Court office and clerk contactsFind city staff & departments Use the official directory for the office handling your question.Open agendas & meeting records Choose the body and read its posted agenda, minutes or packet.Open Municipal Court information Court clerk contacts, office notices and linked forms.
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Listed as functioning in 2025.
The Census ACTIVE field is Y for this record.
- Census ID
- 177277
- Record type
- General-purpose government
- Classification
- Municipal
- Status
- Functioning
2025 Census snapshot
Reported contact and location fields
Reported mailing addressW182S8200 RACINE AVE · MUSKEGO, WI · 53150
Reported contact roleMayor
A role label, not a verified person’s name.
Census county fieldWaukesha
Reported websiteOpen listed website ↗These are inventory fields, not newly verified office contacts. A county field or mailing address does not establish the exact service boundary.
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Scale and parent relationship
Population estimate25,3122023
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