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2026 Graduation Walk Video Today Greendale Schools began its celebration of the GHS Class of 2...

Jakup Sinani announced that he has been named as the new Head Football Coach at Greendale High School. Congratulations!

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What it's like for Greendale native with Banana Ball's Party Animals When the Party Animal (an offshoot of the Savannah Bananas) play in Milwaukee on June 6-7, Greendale's Brady Kais will be among the players.

📸 Flock Cameras in Greendale

Greendale has a number of Flock safety cameras within the Village limits. Communities across the country are pushing back against AI-powered Flock Safety license plate reader cameras, raising concerns about privacy, data sharing, and government surveillance.

In Milwaukee, two police officers are under investigation for misuse of the city’s Flock system. Other cities, such as Boulder, Colorado, and Evanston, Illinois, have also faced controversies, with some communities removing the cameras or launching legal challenges. In Dayton, Ohio city officials have resorted using garbage bags to cover cameras.

Critics question who accesses the data, how long it is stored, and what protections exist against misuse.

Flock Safety says its technology helps solve crimes and recover stolen vehicles. The company argues that removing cameras increases crime and maintains its data-sharing complies with federal law. While supporters view the cameras as a vital law enforcement tool, opponents see them as an invasive surveillance network tracking everyday citizens.

What do you think?

🚧🪏Construction is underway on Southway between Broad Street and West Loomis Road. Through June 15, the road remains open with one lane in each direction. A full weekday closure is scheduled from June 15 through June 30. Drivers can detour via West Loomis Road, West Grange Avenue and Northway. Additional weekday closures may occur the week of July 6. The road will temporarily reopen and be fully accessible for Fourth of July parade routes and holiday festivities.