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"Who questions nowadays that simple recreation in the open air amid beautiful natural surroundings contributes to physical and moral health, to a saner and happier life?" - John Nolen, 1909 Mac Users: Use the *FireFox* browser for viewing the site with left-hand navigation Milwaukee County Parks Director Sue Black's "Top Picks in the Parks"

	Take advantage of our Golf Specials
	This is your last opportunity of the season to try a new sport challenge -- Nite-glow Golf
	There's still time to take in the FREE Summer's Best Parks Concerts
	Visit the Lakefront and experience the renewed Bradford Beach
	Head to the Lakefront for the Kite Festival
	Watch the Monarch Butterflies in their fall migration to Mexico. Visit the County Grounds for The Monarch Trail
	Buy locally grown produce at the Farmer's Markets in the Parks
Park Happenings
	Emerald Ash Borer: What is it? Is it affecting your trees? How can you help prevent the spread? Learn more about Emerald Ash Borer
	A partner of Milwaukee County Parks, MADACC, Milwaukee Area Domestic Animal Control Commission, offers Milwaukee County residents online pet licensing. For details, visit MADACC
	It's a time for bold measures in the Parks. Learn more about the youth Conservation Leadership Corps
	Become a partner of the parks The Milwaukee County Park System is building successful business partnerships

	2008 Year-at-a-Glance Events Calendar

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Milwaukee County Parks, 9480 Watertown Plank Road, Wauwatosa, WI 53226

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Ranger & Parks Director Sue Black
Photo by Erol Reyal,
Milw. Journal Sentinel

Parks Mission

Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation and Culture, an operating unit of Milwaukee County Government, provides quality of life experiences to Milwaukee County residents. This is accomplished through environmental and community stewardship and through the operation and maintenance of parks and facilities by a reliable, diverse and well-trained workforce/management team. Efficient, effective, and affordable recreational opportunities are provided by the department, often in collaboration with the community and designed to meet the diverse needs of its residents.

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