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Government

The City of Brookfield was incorporated in 1954 with a mayor and city council form of government. The mayor serves a four-year term, and two aldermen elected from each of seven districts serve four-year terms. The Town of Brookfield was established in 1843 and is governed by the town chairperson and four supervisors.

Using communications technology, teamwork and years of experience, local government has instilled a sense of pride and accomplishment throughout the city and town — bringing many improvements, creating new jobs and preparing for further expansion.

Civic Groups

Brookfield is the home of numerous civic clubs and community organizations that add vitality to the community. There are dozens of active groups in the area that have charters and members that span many generations. They are as devoted today to creating strong ties, providing leadership and helping the needy as ever before.

• Brookfield Blood Donors Club
• Brookfield Civic Band
• Brookfield Jaycees
• Brookfield Jaycettes
• Brookfield Jr. Woman’s Club
• Brookfield Kiwanis
• Brookfield Lions Club
• Brookfield Mothers & More
• Brookfield Optimists
• Brookfield Rotary Club
• Brookfield Senior Citizens Center
• Brookfield Woman’s Club
• Disabled American Veterans - Waukesha County Chapter #5
• Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary - Waukesha County Chapter #5
• Elmbrook Humane Society
• Elmbrook Masonic Lodge #354
• Elmbrook Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
• Elmbrook Rotary
• Elmbrook Women’s Club
• Families Anonymous
• Fellowship of Christian Athletes
• Friends of Elmbrook Memorial Hospital
• Girl Scouts - Blue Heron Council
• Le Leche League of Brookfield
• Literacy Council of Greater Waukesha, Inc.
• Make-a-Wish Foundation of Wisconsin
• Military Order of the Purple Heart - Chapter #228
• Order of DeMolay - Elmbrook Chapter
• Prime Time Sociables
• Welcome Wagon
• Wisconsin Education Association Council (Brookfield)

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