One opening for Police Patrol Officer. Click here for more details.
The Franklin Health Dept. invites residents 60 and older to participate in a 7-week course, Stepping On. This class helps seniors to reduce their risk for falls by increasing their strength and improving their sense of balance. Click here for more details. To register call the Franklin Health Department at 414-425-9101.
Money Magazine, a national financial magazine, ranked Franklin, Wisconsin, among the top 100 cities to live, ranking 94th. "We looked at small towns, populations under 50,000 trying to find hidden gems people might now know about, and we wanted things important to the typical American family: not too expensive, good schools, low crime, good health care, and fiscal stability," said Beth Fenner of Money Magazine. Complete Money Magazine Article: "America's Best Places to Live" Money Magazine Article on Franklin Today's TMJ4 Article: "National Magazine Ranks Three Milwaukee Suburbs Among Best Places to Live"
Quotation taken from TMJ4 Article (see above link).
It is my pleasure to welcome you to the website for the City of Franklin, Wisconsin!
As Mayor, I invite you to explore our website and become acquainted with the City of Franklin and all that we have to offer. Read More
Mayor Tom Taylor
Saturday, February 18, 2012, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., Franklin High School Cafeteria. Event Details