League of Wisconsin Municipalities

The League of Wisconsin Municipalities was created on December 14th, 1898 to help Wisconsin cities and villages share ideas and learn from one another, to train and provide information to the people elected and appointed to govern those cities and villages, and to advocate on their behalf with the Wisconsin Legislature, Governor and state agencies.

Advertising

The League provides a variety of advertising opportunities for companies and organizations who want to reach the elected officials and staff in Wisconsin's cities and villages.

Green Tier Legacy Communities

Green Tier Legacy Communities are a unique group of Wisconsin Cities and villages that have signed a charter agreement to take actions and share information leading to superior environmental performance with regard to their city or village's water quality and sustainability practices.

Publications

News

The League is in the news, making news and creating news in the form of the #LocalGovMatters Podcast, "The Local Perspective" Blog and several e-newsletters.

National League of Cities

The League of Wisconsin Municipalities is a member of the National League of Cities (NLC). NLC is the federal advocates for cities and villages as well as a source of research, education and information available to all League of Wisconsin Municipalities members.

Take Action

One of the most important missions of the League is to advocate for state laws and policies that support local government and local control. You are a critical part of that advocacy mission. Click here to learn more and do your part.