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Welcome to "Talkin' Waukesha," the podcast where every conversation springs to life! Hosts Andrew Noffke, and Anthony Tirrell, lead you on a journey into the heart of Waukesha.
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Library Programs and Waukesha Reads with Alyssa Pisarski & Kori Hall (opens the original)
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What’s happening at the Waukesha Public Library? In this episode of Talkin’ Waukesha, we sit down with Alyssa Pisarski and Kori Hall to talk about the programs and activities available at the library, along with Waukesha Reads.
Zoning Code Update with Doug Koehler and Charlie Griffith (opens the original)
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The City of Waukesha has adopted a new zoning code, marking a major step forward in modernizing regulations that guide development throughout the community. In our latest podcast episode, learn why the update was needed, what has changed, and how the new code will help support redevelopment, housing opportunities, business growth, and thoughtful community planning for years to come.
Waukesha PD Crisis Response Unit with Anna Diaz & Joe Lichucki (opens the original)
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The Crisis Response Unit (CRU) is a co-response team consisting of one crisis clinician from the Waukesha County Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and one specialty-focused Crisis Intervention (CIT)-trained Waukesha Police Department (WKPD) patrol officer. Their joint focus is on sustainable, solutions-based community crisis outreach that is both response and prevention focused. While law enforcement is often the first call made to address mental health concerns, a joint response wi
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