Welcome to the City of Waukesha Clerk/Treasurer's Webpage!
The Clerk/Treasurer's Office strives to deliver the best possible
service to the residents, Common Council, and to the staff of the
City of Waukesha, while carrying out the duties and responsibilities
required by Wisconsin State Statutes, City Ordinances and
Common Council Resolutions.
CURRENT NEWS & LINKS!
Spring Primary Election Results
Spring Elections - List of Candidates!
Please click here for the current list of candidates for the various aldermanic districts with terms expiring April of 2010, including the Office of Mayor. 2010 Election Dates - Mark Your Calendars!
*Tuesday, February 16th - Spring Primary
*Tuesday, April 6th - Spring Election
*Tuesday, September 14th - Partisan Primary
*Tuesday, November 2nd - General Election Voter Public Access
Check your Polling Location by clicking here.
WI Voter Registration Application
Click here for the application to become a registered voter in the state of Wisconsin. Return completed form to the Clerk's Office.
Application for Absentee Ballot
Click here for the application for an absentee ballot. Return completed form to the Clerk's Office. In order to receive an absentee ballot, you must be a registered elector.
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Clerk/Treasurer's Department main responsibilities include: - Coordinates and oversees the election process
- Issues and administers municipal licenses
- Issues and administers pet licenses
- Provides information concerning actions and policies of the Common Council
- Processes City Claims
- Maintains the Municipal Code Book
- Prepares minutes for the meetings of the Common Council, Board of Public Works, and Transit Commission
- Collects real estate and personal property taxes
- Collects payments for invoices and health insurance
- Processes street closing/parade/block party permits
- Issues Extension of Premise Permits
 The Municipal Code is also available for review and research at the City Clerk/Treasurer's Office where copies can be obtained at $.25 per page. In addition, the code is available at the Waukesha Public Library.
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