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Contact Information
Facility Manager
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Contact Information
City of Racine
Department of Public Works
Commissioner of Public Works
John Rooney – 262-636-9121
Assistant Commissioner of Public WorksRon Pritzlaff – 262-636-9121
City Engineer
Ara Molitor – 262-636-9121
City Hall Room 304
730 Washington Avenue
Racine, WI 53403
Missed garbage – 262-636-9126
When is my collection – 262-636-9171
Snow – 262 -636-9126
Bulky Pickup – 262-636-9171
DPW Permits – 262-636-9171
Street Maintenance – 262-636-9126
DPW Commissioner’s Office – 262-636-9594
Building Complex Test
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Building Complex Division
About the Building Complex Division
The Building Complex Division is responsible for maintaining 362,000 square feet of space in the five major municipal buildings. The Division is under the direction of the Assistant Commissioner of Public Works. The staff is responsible for the maintenance of all heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems in the buildings. The Division is also responsible for any structural repairs, plumbing or mechanical needs that the buildings require. The Division has a staff of qualified stationary engineers to maintain the boilers and chillers in the buildings along with any plumbing and electrical upkeep needed.
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City Hall
Address: 730 Washington Ave. Built: 1930 A.D.
Square Footage: 78,000 Square Feet
City Hall is home to the Mayor, Aldermen, City Administrator, Department of Public Works, Engineering Department, Building Department, Department of City Development, Unified Neighborhood Inspection Team (UNIT), Finance Department, Treasury Department, Information Systems, City Assessor, Health Department and City Clerk. -
City Hall Annex
Address: 800 Center Street. Built: 1930 A.D.
Purchased: 1975 A.D.
Square Footage: 86,000 Square Feet
The City Hall Annex is home to the Parks Department, Water and Wastewater Utility, Housing Department, Fair Housing Department, Municipal Court and several Police Department functions. In addition, office space is leased to the State Department of Corrections, the Racine Symphony, Developmental Disabilities Information Service, Neighborhood Watch, Toys for Tots, Racine Concert Band and the Racine Boxing Club. Prior to the City taking possession of the building in 1975, it was utilized as the Racine Technical Institute, a vocational college. -
Public Safety Building
Address: 730 Center Street Built: 1967 A.D.
Square Footage: 96,000 Square Feet
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Racine Public Library
Address: 75 7th Street Built: 1957 A.D.
Square Footage: 62,000 Square Feet
The Racine Public Library is located near the lakefront of Lake Michigan in beautiful Downtown Racine. The original Library was constructed in 1957 and consisted of approximately 32,000 square feet. In 1991, an addition was added to the east of the building bringing the total area of the Library to approximately 62,000 square feet. -
Festival Hall
Address: 5 5th Street Built: 1988
Indoor Square Footage: 15,700 Square Feet
Conference Room Square Footage: 1,050 Square Feet
Festival Park Square Footage: 30,000 Square Feet
Festival Hall is a versatile events venue located right on the lakeshore in downtown Racine. This modern facility hosts symphony concerts, home shows, car shows, corporate events, wedding receptions, bridal shows, banquets, holiday parties, fundraisers, meetings, private functions and much more. -
Festival Park
Address: 5 5th Street Built: 1988
Festival Park Square Footage: 30,000 Square Feet
Outdoor Area covered by Genesis Tent: 8,400 Square Feet
Festival Park is a versatile events venue located right on the lake shore in downtown Racine. This outdoor area provides a great area for outdoor activities such as weddings, concerts, or various other exhibits with provided lighting and sound services. The area also has a 8.400 square foot area covered by a Genesis Tent. -
Memorial Hall
Address: 72 7th Street. Built: 1924 A.D.
Square Footage: 17,000 Square Feet
The Racine Memorial Hall is located near the lakefront of Lake Michigan in beautiful downtown Racine. Memorial Hall was constructed in 1924 at a cost of $525,000 and consists of approximately 40,000 square feet. Memorial Hall was constructed as a memorial to those who died in wars for the United States and was funded through a mix of private funds raised through American Legion Post No. 76 and public funding. Memorial Hall is utilized for numerous public and private events.