Sheboygan drivers should plan for a 7 a.m. Broughton Drive closure Friday, July 4, plus a 7:30 a.m. Freedom Run, 9 a.m. parade, and post-fireworks lakefront restrictions.
A full reconstruction closure begins Monday, July 6, at Erie Avenue/North 25th Street/Wilgus Road in Sheboygan, with posted detours and local access.
Sheboygan residents can review the draft comprehensive plan and share input at a July 9 open house at Paradigm, 1202 N. 8th Street, Sheboygan.
Residents can review the City of Sheboygan’s updated Comprehensive Plan at a July 9 open house at Paradigm. The draft covers housing, growth, and transportation.
Southbound I-43/WIS 23 ramp and loop closures started Monday in the City of Sheboygan. The 35-day phase runs into early August, with more closures set for July 6.
City of Sheboygan residents can drop off approved bulky items June 20, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Municipal Service Building on New Jersey Avenue.
The City of Sheboygan says a northbound lane closure on North 14th Street between St. Clair and Michigan avenues began May 18 and should last about a week.
A northbound lane closure starts Monday, May 18, on North 14th Street between St. Clair Avenue and Michigan Avenue in Sheboygan for sewer repairs.
Downtown 925 and The Pelican Room in downtown Sheboygan announced new self-serve beverage stations, martini punch cards, local art, and live music plans.
The City of Sheboygan’s First Regular Common Council Meeting on April 21, 2026 marked the start of the 2026-2027 term. Here’s how to watch the recording, speak at future meetings, and track decisions that shape local neighborhoods and services.
The City of Sheboygan DPW has released a refreshed Adopt-A-Park/Trail information packet and application for Spring 2026, giving neighborhood groups, families, and businesses a clear path to help care for local parks and trails.
Three mid-April music dates to add to your Sheboygan County calendar: free Arts at the Waelderhaus concerts in Kohler on April 12 and April 19, plus Spring Swing ’26 at 3 Sheeps Brewing on April 18.
Starting April 15, the Sheboygan Fire Department will begin carrying and administering blood in the field — the first EMS service in Sheboygan County to do so. A public blood drive at Fire Station 3 that same day gives residents a direct way to support the new program.
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