RACINE – The City of Racine is revising its “Safer Racine” ordinance to allow schools to reopen buildings and increase the capacity limits on retail stores, bars, restaurants, and indoor […]
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City of Racine PRCS Seeks Adopt-A-Park Program Participants
Racine – The City of Racine’s Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Department is seeking individuals, groups, and/or organizations to volunteer in the Adopt-A-Park program for 2021. Applications will be accepted […]
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Racine City Leaders Oppose Youth Facility Site Selection
RACINE – City of Racine leaders, including Mayor Cory Mason and a majority of the Racine Common Council, have gone on record in opposition to the proposed location of a […]
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No In-Person Property Tax Payments for City of Racine
RACINE – Forget about making that annual in-person trek to Racine City Hall to pay your property taxes. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, City Hall remains closed to the public. […]
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City Launches Financial Empowerment Center Monday
RACINE – The City of Racine will announce the official opening of the Racine Financial Empowerment Center (FEC) at a virtual press conference at noon on Monday (Dec. 7). The […]
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Free Meter Parking Days are back In Downtown
RACINE – Free meter parking in Downtown Racine is back for the holidays in 2020. The City of Racine and the Downtown Racine Corporation have teamed up to coordinate free […]
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City Launches RENTS Website and Extends Property Registration through September 8th
City of Racine – The City of Racine RENTS Initiative has now launched a website with resources for tenants and landlords. The website also allows landlords and commercial property owners to register […]
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Following National Trend, City of Racine Spends Heavily on Policing
After George Floyd, a black man, died at the hands of a white Minneapolis Police Officer on Memorial Day, protests and calls to defund, demilitarize, reform, and even abolish the […]
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City to Waive Fees and Allow Sidewalk Cafés Citywide
City of Racine–Today, Mayor Cory Mason, in conjunction with City Clerk Tara Coolidge, and the Racine Public Health Department, have issued an order waiving the fees for sidewalk café licenses […]
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City to Resume Pick Up of Household Bulky Items Starting June 8
City of Racine – The City of Racine will be reinstating the collection of Household Bulky Items starting Monday, June 8, 2020. City residents will again be allowed to place up to […]
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City of Racine Hosts Free Drop-In Playground Program
Racine –City of Racine Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Services (PRCS) is again hosting a free drop-in playground program for kids ages 7-14 at a number of city neighborhood parks. Sites […]
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City of Racine Summer Playground Program Safety Measures
Racine –City of Racine Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Services (PRCS) will be implementing several new policies and procedures for the summer playground programs scheduled to begin on June 22, 2020. […]
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Summer Playground Program Registration
Racine –City of Racine Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Services (PRCS) is accepting registration for the summer playground programs set to begin on June 22. Registration is open to youth ages […]
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City of Racine North Beach Swimming Opens
Racine – City of Racine Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Services will open guarded swimming at North Beach on Tuesday, June 9. Lifeguards will be on duty seven days a week […]
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Metered Parking Payments Resume June 1st in City
City of Racine – In March, the City parking meters in front of restaurants and bars providing take-out food order were bagged and turned into 15-minute loading zones to provide […]
