Terry Witkowski, a devoted public servant and former Milwaukee Alderman, has passed away at 75 due to natural causes. Witkowski dedicated 16 years to representing District 13, leaving a lasting legacy of commitment to public safety and neighborhood development.
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As a champion for his southside district, Witkowski tirelessly advocated for safety and development initiatives, spearheading community projects and infrastructure improvements. His hands-on approach to addressing local concerns earned him widespread respect, and his dedication to making Milwaukee a safer place will be deeply missed.
Witkowski’s impact extended beyond city council chambers, as he remained active in civic affairs even after retirement, participating in local initiatives and advocating for residents’ well-being ¹. Mayor Cavalier Johnson paid tribute, highlighting Witkowski’s extensive contributions: “Terry spent most of his professional life serving our city… As leader of the Milwaukee Safety Commission, he protected our residents”.
The community remembers Witkowski as a pragmatic and hardworking leader who prioritized his constituents’ needs. His passing marks the end of a remarkable career in public service, but his legacy will continue to inspire and benefit the community he loved.