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Quiet Hours: Milwaukee vs West Allis

How do quiet hours rules compare between Milwaukee, WI and West Allis, WI?

Milwaukee and West Allis have similar restriction levels.

Milwaukee, WI

Milwaukee County

Some Restrictions

Milwaukee Code Ch. 80 sets nighttime quiet hours from 9 PM to 7 AM. Noise standards under §§80-60 through 80-65 apply to music systems and amplified sound.

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West Allis, WI

Milwaukee County

Some Restrictions

West Allis regulates noise and vibration under Municipal Code §7.035. The West Allis Health Department is the primary enforcement agency; Police Department may also enforce. Noise is measured in dB(A) using slow exponential time weighting.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactMilwaukeeWest Allis
Quiet Hours9 PM–7 AM-
CodeMCO §§80-60 through 80-65-
Point SourceDNS enforcement-
Intermittent NoiseMilwaukee Police enforcement-
Authority-§7.035 West Allis Municipal Code
Measurement-dB(A) — slow exponential weighting
Primary Enforcer-West Allis Health Department
Penalties-Per Wis. Stat. §800.095 — each day = separate offense

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Milwaukee FAQ

What are the quiet hours in Milwaukee?

Milwaukee Code Ch. 80 sets nighttime quiet hours from 9 PM to 7 AM. Noise standards under §§80-60 through 80-65 apply to music systems and amplified sound.

What happens if I violate the noise ordinance in Milwaukee?

Quiet Hours: 9 PM–7 AM. Code: MCO §§80-60 through 80-65. Point Source: DNS enforcement. Intermittent Noise: Milwaukee Police enforcement.

West Allis FAQ

What are the quiet hours in West Allis?

West Allis regulates noise and vibration under Municipal Code §7.035. The West Allis Health Department is the primary enforcement agency; Police Department may also enforce. Noise is measured in dB(A) using slow exponential time weighting.

What happens if I violate the noise ordinance in West Allis?

Authority: §7.035 West Allis Municipal Code. Measurement: dB(A) — slow exponential weighting. Primary Enforcer: West Allis Health Department. Penalties: Per Wis. Stat. §800.095 — each day = separate offense.

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