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Muskego Police
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Non-Emergency 262.679.4130
Officer Shaw E-Mail
Muskego Police Website
Do not hesitate to contact the police if you see any suspicious activity. Sometimes, it's beneficial to simply report observations for their records. You may call anonymously.
Non-Emergency 262.679.4130
Officer Shaw E-Mail
Muskego Police Website
Do not hesitate to contact the police if you see any suspicious activity. Sometimes, it's beneficial to simply report observations for their records. You may call anonymously.
Neighborhood Watch
Cassandra E-Mail
Request a neighborhood watch sticker for your mailbox or house. E-mail me direct with confidential correspondence.
Request a neighborhood watch sticker for your mailbox or house. E-mail me direct with confidential correspondence.
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Last Name
First Names of All Household Members
Kids' Birth Years
Address
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Add/Edit/Delete Your Info
The Excel spreadsheet is being continually revised, as info is received.
Typical info submitted includes:
Last Name
First Names of All Household Members
Kids' Birth Years
Address
Phone #'s for Each Adult
E-mail's for Each Adult
Services Offered by Each Person
i.e. babysitting, contractor work...
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Plum Creek Bunko Babes
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2nd Wednesday of Each Month at 7PM
Don't fret if you've never played; the evening is much more about the drinks and laughter. Join our fun, as your schedule allows.
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2nd Wednesday of Each Month at 7PM
Don't fret if you've never played; the evening is much more about the drinks and laughter. Join our fun, as your schedule allows.
Neighborhood Rummage
We're in need of a coordinator to get the ball rolling. Post a message, if you are interested.
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Trick or Treat Responsibly!
Saturday, 10.30.2010
6-8PM Rain or Shine
Turn your front porch light on
if you wish to participate.
6-8PM Rain or Shine
Turn your front porch light on
if you wish to participate.
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ReplyDeleteMy light went out recently and I learned the lamppost was wired through a Ground Fault Indicator receptacle in my garage. I reset it and the lamp was fixed instantly. Remember to check that and the bulb first thing.
Hey little info for you. The lamp posts. The company we had to get them from is out of business. Called developer to find out who the manf is – they can’t find any of the info for PC. The sodium bulbs we are supposed to use with the posts – the new bulbs say something like compatiable with a S62 ballast. The reason no one can get the bulbs to work is because our ballast must be different. We have tried bulb after bulb. The one true value used to sell was a Sylvania (? Spelling) bulb. They don’t get from the main warehouse anymore because of large volume purchase requirements so they switched to another brand. Not sure if Sylvania will work but that is what we all used to buy from them. I haven’t yet tried to find that bulb anywhere else. But a regular old spiral florescent bulb should work. Cover the sensor w/tape and leave until it comes on. Took a while but ours finally did.
ReplyDeleteSo anyway the mystery as to why a lot of people can’t get their lamps to work – it’s the bulb or change in bulb/our ballast. I don’t think its electrical.
-Per e-mail from Mary B.
I would suggest that you try a regular bulb. If you get light, then you know its the ballast issue. If you don't get light then it could be something else.
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