In this special episode of the Tosa's Voices, we handed the mic over to two of our high school interns from Gen Z. They took the lead, interviewing peers about the age of candidates running for federal office and what it means for the future. They also explored how young people can get more involved in local government and make their voices heard.

Please note that the views and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the interns and their guests and do not reflect the official position of the City of Wauwatosa. Tune in to hear what the next generation has to say.

Join us for an episode of Tosa's Voices as we sit down with Chief James MacGillis of the Wauwatosa Police Department. Chief MacGillis shares the department's top three priorities for enhancing public safety and community relations in Wauwatosa.

Discover how the Crisis Intervention Team training is equipping officers to better handle mental health calls, leading to more compassionate and effective responses. Learn about the success of the Community Service Officer program, where non-sworn officers are making a significant impact by addressing calls that don’t require a sworn officer's presence. Chief MacGillis also discusses innovative strategies for tackling traffic concerns, including the use of data-driven approaches to reduce reckless driving and improve safety at targeted intersections.

Imagine combining sports and art into a single event. What would that look like? In Wauwatosa, we don't just imagine it – we make it a reality.

Join us as we explore ART64, a live painting tournament that takes inspiration from the thrilling March Madness and infuses it with the vibrant creativity of local artists. What is ART64, and how does it captivate both participants and spectators? We'll delve into the unique structure of this event, its economic impact, and how it has evolved over the years. Tune in to discover how ART64 brings art to life in the most dynamic way possible.