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Milwaukee Council Approves Rental Inspection Pilot Program for Uptown Neighborhoods

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22

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The Milwaukee Common Council approved the filing for a new rental inspection pilot program, which is sponsored by District 15 Alderman Russell Stamper II. The program targets smaller properties, such as single-family homes and duplexes, and is set to last five years. If a violation is found during inspections, property owners are given at least 30 days to complete the necessary repairs.

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Why it matters

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The pilot program focuses on the Uptown neighborhood, where it could impact hundreds of rental units. City data indicates that 58% of eligible properties in Uptown received at least one enforcement complaint since 2023. Successful completion of the five-year pilot could lead to expansion into other neighborhoods.

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Who's involved

MilwaukeeCity undergoing the pilot program for rental property inspections.

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