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Peter Burgelis for Wisconsin
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Your Voice. Your Community. Our Future. Over the next few weeks, I’ll be traveling across the Congresses District for a series of Community Roundtable Listening Tour stops. No speeches. No talking points. Just honest conversations about the issues that matter most to you, your family, and your community. As I campaign for Congress, I want to hear directly from the people of Wisconsin about the challenges you’re facing and the ideas you have for moving our state and country forward. Whether it’s the cost of living, protecting Social Security and Medicare, supporting small businesses, strengthening public schools, improving infrastructure, or simply sharing what’s on your mind, I hope you’ll join me. 📍 Stops in Burlington, Kenosha, Janesville, Beloit, Racine, Greendale, and Rochester 📅 Check the schedule below and find a location near you. 🌐 Learn more at PeterForWI.com I look forward to listening, learning, and earning your support. #PeterBurgelis #WI01 #WisconsinPolitics #congress
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Peter Burgelis for City of Milwaukee District 11 Alderman
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Alderman Peter Burgelis
South Side Milwaukee neighbors, As questions continue to circulate about possible Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity in our community, local leaders are coming together to provide clear information, available resources, and space for conversation. You are invited to attend: Community Meeting: Safety in Numbers – Protecting Our Historically Immigrant South Side Milwaukee ICE Awareness 📅 Wednesday, February 25 🕠 5:30 PM – 9:00 PM 📍 Alverno College 3400 S. 43rd St. Sister Joel Read Conference Center This meeting will include updates, resource information, and guidance on how residents can be prepared and proactive. Spanish translation and Spanish language materials will be available. Featured participants include Milwaukee Police Chief Jeffrey Norman, County Sheriff Denita Ball, MPD District 6 Captain Tim Leitzke, Milwaukee Turners, and Voces de la Frontera. Our South Side has long been strengthened by generations of immigrant families. Everyone deserves access to accurate information, due process, and public safety rooted in respect for constitutional rights. Join us, ask questions, and learn what you can do to stay informed and ready. Safety truly is strongest when we stand together.
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Peter Burgelis for City of Milwaukee District 11 Alderman
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Peter Burgelis for Wisconsin
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Join us! This campaign is growing fast because people are hungry for representation that actually shows up, listens, and fights for working families. But we cannot do this without resources. If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to jump in, this is it. Help us pack the room at our next event, keep this momentum going, and build the campaign capable of defeating Bryan Steil in 2026. Every dollar helps us organize, travel, and reach more voters across Southeastern Wisconsin. https://secure.actblue.com/donate/peter518
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Peter Burgelis for Wisconsin
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My grandparents fled war-torn Latvia with little more than hope for a better future. They built a life in Wisconsin through hard work, sacrifice, and a belief that when something needs to be done, you step up and do it. Those lessons shaped who I am today, from helping families achieve homeownership, to serving my community in elected office, to fighting for accountability and opportunity for everyone. Thank you to Milwaukee Independent for sharing my story and my family’s journey. I hope you'll take a moment to read it. Read more: https://www.milwaukeeindependent.com/photos/peter-burgelis-grandson-war-refugees-latvia-built-career-protecting-neighbors/ #Congress #Wisconsin #Latvia
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Peter Burgelis for Wisconsin
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Your Voice. Your Community. Our Future. Over the next few weeks, I’ll be traveling across the Congresses District for a series of Community Roundtable Listening Tour stops. No speeches. No talking points. Just honest conversations about the issues that matter most to you, your family, and your community. As I campaign for Congress, I want to hear directly from the people of Wisconsin about the challenges you’re facing and the ideas you have for moving our state and country forward. Whether it’s the cost of living, protecting Social Security and Medicare, supporting small businesses, strengthening public schools, improving infrastructure, or simply sharing what’s on your mind, I hope you’ll join me. 📍 Stops in Burlington, Kenosha, Janesville, Beloit, Racine, Greendale, and Rochester 📅 Check the schedule below and find a location near you. 🌐 Learn more at PeterForWI.com I look forward to listening, learning, and earning your support. #PeterBurgelis #WI01 #WisconsinPolitics #congress
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Peter Burgelis for Wisconsin
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Great to meet so many neighbors for lunch in Burlington yesterday! Headed to Kenosha this morning! Join me from 11am to noon: Southwest Neighborhood Library 7979 38th Ave, Kenosha, WI 53142
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Alderman Peter Burgelis
Hi, I’m Peter! https://spectrumnews1.com/wi/milwaukee/know-your-electeds/2025/03/05/know-your-electeds-milwaukee-alderman-peter-burgelis
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Alderman Peter Burgelis
$4 million more for local neighborhood roads! Council adopts Ald. Burgelis Amendment to Address Decades-Long Underfunding of Local Roads The Milwaukee Common Council today (Friday, November 8) adopted an amended 2025 City of Milwaukee budget. In adopting the budget, the Council passed a budget amendment authored by Alderman Peter Burgelis to add $4 million in general obligation borrowing authority to the Department of Public Works’ High Impact Paving Program. First funded in 2013, this program has grown significantly and now plays a vital role in the City’s road maintenance and construction strategy. Currently, approximately 50% of the capital funds allocated for local road improvements each year go to the High Impact Paving Program. “My colleagues passed my amendment because they agree that investing in our city’s roads now is not just an infrastructure improvement; it’s a commitment to a safer, more connected, and economically vibrant community,” Alderman Burgelis said. “Quality roads reduce vehicle repair costs for residents, enhance accessibility for local businesses, and contribute to safety by minimizing accidents and reduce the costs of emergency repairs. With inflation impacting costs, delaying these investments would lead to even higher costs in the future. Borrowing to fund improvements now allows us to take advantage of lower financing rates and benefit our neighborhoods.” There are 466 miles of local roads in Milwaukee with a “poor” Pavement Quality Index (PQI) rating. This rating has sharply declined since 2014, while the PQI scores for collector roads, minor arterials, and major arterials have remained steady or improved over the same period. Local roads typically do not qualify for state or federal matching funds. The Mayor’s Proposed 2025 Budget included a 33% or $6 million cut to neighborhood road funding compared to 2024. The Department of Public Works estimates that one lane-mile of high-impact paving will now cost approximately $175,000. The proposed budget would fund about 34 lane-miles of high-impact paving, while another amendment added $2 million, and Alderman Burgelis’ additional $4 million will improve significantly more lane-miles over a 2-3 year period. “The administration has failed to provide a sustainable and fundable framework to fix local roads. City residents are suffering from decades of underfunding, and investing less in 2025 than in 2024 is moving our community in the wrong direction. These critical repairs will only become more expensive over time. Estimates to repair the 466 miles of local roads currently rated as ‘poor’ exceed $81.5 million. My budget amendment is not enough to meet the need, but it is a strong start, and I again thank my colleagues for their support for my amendment,” stated Alderman Burgelis.
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