Job Training and Business Development Fund.
Milwaukee Code of Ordinances § 304-26
in effect304-26. Job Training and Business Development Fund.
1. PURPOSE. The purpose of this section is to promote job training, alleviate unemployment and promote business development and business opportunities for disadvantaged youth in the city.
2. SPECIAL PURPOSE FUND. A special purpose fund for job training and business development shall be created in the general fund at the earliest appropriate time at the discretion of the city comptroller. Amounts equal to all revenues derived from payments of forfeitures for violations of ordinances identified in sub. 3 occurring on and after September 1, 2006, shall be entered into the special purpose fund. The common council may, by resolution, designate additional or other funds for entry into this special fund. Expenditures from this special purpose fund shall be made in accordance with sub. 4.
3. ENTRY OF REVENUES FROM FORFEITURES. Amounts equal to payments of forfeitures received for violations of the code with respect to the following identified penalties shall be entered into the special purpose fund for job training and business development:
a. Section 101-20.5-5.
b. Section 105-1-3-c.
c. The penalties for violations occurring between the hours of 8:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. on any street designated as a cruising area or temporary cruising area under s. 101-20.5-1 and 4 provided pursuant to ss. 79-6-1-c, 80-91, 101-34-2, 101-34-7, 105-2, 105-34-3-c to 3-d, 105-138-3, 106-1, 106-1.8-2, 106-5-2 and 106-31-10.
4. EXPENDITURES. The special purpose fund for job training and business development shall be under the control of the common council. Expenditures from the special fund shall be authorized by resolution from time to time as appropriate. Expenditures shall benefit disadvantaged youth in the city through the support of programs, activities or other efforts relating to the promotion of job training, the alleviation of unemployment and the development of business and business opportunities.
Source: City of Milwaukee Legislative Reference Bureau, Milwaukee City Charter and Code of Ordinances (city.milwaukee.gov master PDFs)URL: https://city.milwaukee.gov/ImageLibrary/Groups/ccClerk/Ordinances/Volume-3/CH304.pdf#page=8Fetched: 10/26/2026