Welcome to Milwaukee County!

Located on the shores of Lake Michigan, Milwaukee is the best know for its famous breweries and the Major League brewers. Milwaukee is full of cultural and historical attractions, that will keep your family busy. Many families and young professionals live in Milwaukee County. Milwaukee has a great quality of life, easy access to entertainment, and not to mention some of the friendliest neighbors on this side of the Kinnickinnic river River. Milwaukee is a place where its residents truly love to live.

Milwaukee County Highlights

Transportation

Milwaukee County is connected to the rest of the USA via I-41, I-43, and I-94. Bus service in Milwaukee County is provided by the Milwaukee County Transit system, operating over a vast area of the county. The City of Milwaukee also operates the Hop tram system in the downtown area. The most commonly used airport is the Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport. You can learn more about the airport and routes it covers here.

Education

Milwaukee County offers a wide array of great public schools. The school Milwaukee’s school districts include Brown Deer, Central City Cyberschool, Cudahy, Fox Point J2, Franklin Public, Glendale-River Hills, Greendale, Greenfield, Maple Daile-Indian Hill, Milwaukee, Nicolet Uhs, Oak Cree-franklin, Shorewood, South Milwaukee, St. Francis, Wauwatosa, West Allis, Whitefish Bay, Whitnall, and Woodlands.