Friday, May 22, 2015

Condolences to the family of Alderman Dudzik

The 5 Points Neighborhood Association extends its condolences to the family of Alderman Dudzik and thank them for allowing him to serve the public, ask for input and dedicate his life to public service. 

President Samuel Sims


Wednesday, May 20, 2015

Job employment opportunities

Thursday, May 21, from 10am-1pm
Job Service Resource Room-2701 S. Chase Ave.

NOW HIRING FOR COLLECTOR POSITONS

Job Title: Collector (numerous openings)
Reports To: Call Center Supervisor
FLSA Status: Hourly ($12 plus benefits package and monthly bonuses!)
Location: Milwaukee, WI
Start Date: May 5, 2015

Summary
The collector makes outbound phone calls to citizens with delinquent accounts to collect past due revenue.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Generate 150-200 outbound phone calls per day to professional and ethically collect on past due parking ticket revenue.
Quickly and accurately document all contacts and results of each call and schedule call backs.
Meet monthly quotas based on the dollar amount collected from citizens.
Experience/Qualifications
2-3 years of stable customer service experience required.
Call Center or Collections experience a plus.

Skills
Excellent verbal and interpersonal communication skills.
Strong analytical problem solving skills.
Assertive, persuasive, and service minded communication skills.
Excellent attention to detail and accuracy.
Intermediate level computer and data entry skills – working knowledge of MS Word, Excel, Outlook preferred.
Ability to multitask.

Duncan Solutions employment opportunity via Mayor Barrett's Office-start date June 15th, 2015

Apply Today and Join Our Great Call Center Team!
Duncan Solutions is now hiring persuasive and assertive Call Center Professionals who are looking for a challenging new opportunity in a fast-paced, fun, and upbeat environment. As a Collector, you will work in our downtown Milwaukee call center and will be rewarded for your individual performance while still being able to work as a part of a great team!
Collectors at Duncan Solutions are responsible for contacting citizens nationwide regarding their unpaid parking citations to negotiate and establish repayment, while documenting important account information for each call. Candidates for this position should have a minimum of 2-3 years of stable, consistent work history in a customer focused role, basic computer and typing skills, and the ability and desire to be persuasive and convincing when collecting payments. You must also possess an even-temper and be able to remain calm when being challenged.
Why Choose Duncan?
 Our consistent top-performing Collectors earn upwards of $40,000 annually (base pay plus monthly performance based bonus)
o Starting pay $12/hr with immediate eligibility for bonus upon completion of training
o Higher pay rates are considered based on experience and skill-level of candidates (i.e. extensive call center experience, bi-lingual candidates, etc.)
 Opportunity to participate in departmental contests and incentives
 Our hands-on management and training program offer support including one-on-one coaching and mentoring
o 3 Weeks of Paid Training with trainers and supervisors who are dedicated to your success
 Benefits package available Day 1 including many Medical plan options, Dental & Vision Coverage, and Company paid life insurance
 Paid Time Off (Start earning paid vacation and sick time day 1!)
 Ideal Work Hours (8am-5pm Monday – Friday and every other Saturday morning)
If you’re ready to take the next step in your career by joining a reputable company with more than 75 years in the business and be rewarded for your success APPLY TODAY!

Job Opportunities via MPD D5

Created by: Courtney Kelly, Job Developer

ON SITE RECRUITMENT

ATTENTION JOB SEEKERS
ResCare Workforce Services will host a
Wednesday, May20th, 2015
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
at ResCare 2342 North 27th Street, Milwaukee, WI 53210
Reliable Family Services will recruit for:
PERSONAL CARE WORKERS


Personal care workers help take care of elderly and disabled individuals. Their duties may
include housekeeping, cooking and transportation, as well as regulating medications.
Personal care workers generally hold a high school diploma or GED and receive some onthe-
job training.
Reliable Family Services assist individuals with everyday challenges in their lives. We help
our clients recognize the quality of life by showing and teaching independence, supported
by skilled personal healthcare providers.
Tips to be “JOB READY”
 Dress for success
 Have copies of your resume
 Come with questions for the
employer
 Bring your good personality
 Know your top skills and

Tuesday, May 19, 2015

Food Share Rally with State Rep Bowen


Employment, educational, and activity opportunities

¢MATC in West Allis and Oak Creek (possibly Mequon) Offering free classes on welding to start within the week. 
¢Youth work ages 14-18-Call Ald. Stamper for Clean Youth Summer Initiative
¢Stepping Towards Success Youth Step Show and Resource Fair next Fri. May 22, 6-8 pm at the YMCA  on North Avenue
¢Careers at the y: //www.ymcamke.org/careers
¢HGNI Summer Leagues at Clinton Rose
¢HGNI Intergenerational Garden Program (call Rick Banks at 349-2794 and also about the Freshwater program for youth.
¢COMMUNITY OUTREACH COORDINATOR- Dana Kraemer atdkraem@milwaukee.gov
¢City of Milwaukee is sanitation workers. The pay is around $25 a hour and you start out with 3 weeks of vacation. THEY HIRE FELONS!!!!!!! Call 286-2489 

Summer Youth Employment with the City 286-city


Positive Alternatives at the Y


Learn about what to do if you are stopped by the police.


Friday, May 15, 2015

General Neighborhood Meeting, Monday, May 18th, 2015







Time is now!  Make choices to be involved or be a victim forced to react.  Homeowners, residents, landlords, businesses, are the  Most Valuable Players= stakeholders.
* You want decisions made for you?  
*Participate before ink dries. 
*Act now! Come learn & share how to make a difference or...

Main Guests:
·    1.    Vangard LLC Development Team, Robin Reese (development on Port Washington)
·    2.    Ald. Coggs office –invited
·    3.    Neighborhood Concerns-private consults

Please come out or send a representative.
When:  Monday, May 18th, 2015, 6-7:30pm
Where:  Grace Fellowship, 3879 N. Port Washington Ave.

Reminders:
1. Keep Porch lights on from dark to sunrise
2. Watch out for activity around vacant and abandoned houses and keep your house area clean of debris, paper, trash, bottle, cans, etc.
3. We must work together to manage our NEIGHBOR_HOOD.
4. Remember this is a quiet & respectful zone please stop noise by 8PM and large parties over 10 people in the yards are to be held in private facilities.
5. Checkout: FB-5 points neighborhood association-5PNA 5pnamil@gmail.com for questions, comments or concerns

Let’s enjoy our summers by surviving & developing.



Friday, May 8, 2015

List of Emergency Numbers

Important Telephone Numbers

Emergency Police/Fire/Ambulance 
911
Non-Emergency Fire
286-8999
Crime Prevention & Block Watch
935-7507
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault
286-2997
Graffiti Hotline
286-8715
Narcotics Division
935-7411
Neighborhood Services (Property Inspections, debris on property, abandoned cars, code violations)286-3441
Parking (New 1-stop number)
286-8350
   Night Parking
286-8300
Public Works (DPW) (Garbage, recycling carts, special pickups, street light repair, potholes, clogged sewers, water & hydrants, etc.)286-2489
Social Services
211
Vice Control
935-7411