• Available Sites
• Design Guidelines
• Environmental Assistance
• Financial Incentives

The Menomonee Valley offers a very attractive location for businesses. Easy access to interstates and rail, nearby neighborhoods with available workers, and proximity to downtown are just a few benefits of the Valley's central location. Click here to see a database of currently available sites in the Menomonee Valley.

Menomonee Valley Partners is strongly committed to ensuring that redevelopment in the Valley has positive economic, environmental and social impacts. MVP convened a work group of business and community representatives in 2002 to determine a family sustaining living wage for the Valley. The group came up with a Living Wage Plan with the goal of $12 per hour plus health benefits. For more information on the plan click here. In partnership with the Milwaukee Department of City Development and the Sixteenth Street Community Health Clinic, we are also developing Sustainable Development Guidelines for the Valley.

The broad commitment to Valley redevelopment means that many agencies and organizations have staff available and incentives to help development projects. Click here for a list of grant programs and financial incentives.

Contacts for further information about developing in the Valley:

Brian Reilly, Milwaukee Economic Development Corporation
Manager of Menomonee Valley Redevelopment for the City of Milwaukee
414-286-5616

Laura Bray, Menomonee Valley Partners, Inc.
Executive Director of the non-profit organization promoting redevelopment
414-274-4655

Jason Scott, Wisconsin Department of Commerce
State Brownfields Grant Program
608-261-7714

Margaret Brunette, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
Environmental remediation in the Menomonee Valley
414-263-8557

David Latona, Milwaukee Economic Development Corp.
Renewal Community tax incentives
414-286-5682

Milwaukee Development Center, City of Milwaukee
Can assign a case manager to facilitate permitting and reviews
414-286-5830