Sponsored by the Harbor Centre Business Improvement District: 15 Food Sampling stations from many Sheboygan eateries. Thursday, September 15, 2011 from 4:30-10:30, Downtown Sheboygan, between Niagara Avenue and New York Avenue. Click here to view the event flyer. Visit www.harborcentre.com
We are proud to unveil the City of Sheboygan’s new website today. Our new web page focuses “Sheboygan being Opening for Business”. We have made great strides to provide a platform that will provide timely information, give citizens quick access to Departments and Agenda’s, up to the minute alerts to Sheboygan events such as snow emergencies,etc and much more. We look forward to comments from our residents on the new look of this website.
Hello! Thank you for visiting our website. You made a great choice! Sheboygan is a great place to live and just as great a place to visit. Sheboygan is a vibrant, progressive city but maintains its good old-fashioned small town flavor.
The City of Sheboygan has an “open for business” attitude when working with business and industry and is committed to working with you to create a business climate that makes sense when investing in our community. The community reflects its rich historic past, but is focused on the future. Major downtown redevelopment and area-wide economic development efforts are based on public-private partnerships and a spirit of mutual cooperation. The rich cultural programs, genuine friendliness of residents, and the progressive outlook of local government make Sheboygan a unique and surprisingly delightful place in which to live and work.
Our residents have access to three local top-rated colleges: Lakeland College, Lakeshore Technical College and the University of Wisconsin Sheboygan.
We operate on a ‘Can do’ culture. Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan wants to send out this message:” Welcome to Sheboygan, Something for Everyone!”
Robert Ryan, Mayor
