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Online West Allis Municipal Code
The City of West Allis Revised Municipal Code is updated regularly. The revisions are targeted to be in place ninety days following Common Council action. Check recently passed ordinances using the City's Legislative Information Center for updated revisions not found in the online code book. The Revised Municipal Code is also available for review and research at the City Clerk/Treasurer's office. Copies of the code can be obtained at twenty-five cents per page or $15.00 per chapter. The fee for the Sign Code Ordinance is $10.00.
Ordinances
Ordinances are sponsored by committees related to the topic in the ordinance or can be sponsored by any individual alderperson. Introduced ordinances are referred to the appropriate committee (even if the committee sponsored the ordinance) for discussion and consideration at the discretion of the committee chair. Generally, approved ordinances are effective upon publication in the official newspaper of the City of West Allis. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (West Allis NOW section) is the official newspaper for the City of West Allis through May 31, 2012. Otherwise, the ordinance itself may specify when it becomes effective. In this case, the effective date could be immediate (assuming Mayor does not veto) or set for a date in the future.
Resolutions
Resolutions are sponsored by committees related to the topic in the resolution or can be sponsored by any individual alderperson or by a City board or commission. Introduced resolutions are referred to the appropriate committee (even if the committee sponsored the resolution) for discussion and consideration at the discretion of the committee chair. Adopted resolutions (assuming Mayor does not veto) are effective immediately.
