Community Resources

The ADRC provides older adults and people with physical or developmental/intellectual disabilities with the resources needed to live with dignity and security to achieve maximum independence and quality of life.

Toll Free: 1-866-677-ADRC

The City of New Berlin Clerk Department provides notary services to all City of New Berlin residents free of charge. Notary services are typically offered between 8AM to 4:30PM, Monday through Friday. It is strongly advised that you call the City Clerk Department to schedule an appointment with a notary. 

This FedEx store is located inside the Walmart in Muskego. Call for more information.

Intimidated by computers? New to email or the web? Want to stay safe online or understand how your operating system works? GFC Global provides free, easy-to-follow tutorials for beginners covering topics like computer basics, email, internet, Microsoft products, and online safety.

The Library Memory Project is a partnership between public libraries in Waukesha, Washington, Jefferson, and Racine Counties with a mission to provide programs to those affected by memory loss.

NEWSLINE is a free audible news service for those who cannot read standard print.

The New Berlin Senior Taxi has been proudly serving New Berlin seniors and disabled adults since 1997.

Advance registrations are suggested, since schedules tend to fill up quickly. To schedule your ride, or get more information, call (262) 814-1611.

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Call for more information or to schedule an appointment.

Visit their website for more information about faxing at Waukesha Public Library.

Acquire new computer skills or brush up on existing skills at the Computer Literacy Lab. This class is an open lab where you come as you can during the semester to learn new technology skills at your own pace. Instructors are available for assistance, if needed. The lab reopens each semester and costs just $4.50 for the entire semester. Call or visit the campus to register.

Visit their website for more information about faxing at West Allis Public Library.

The WTBBL is a collection of materials for Wisconsin residents who have various vision-related reading disabilities. This collection includes more than 80 magazines, 400 newspapers, and 100,000 books from best sellers to classics to nonfiction titles in English, Spanish, and other languages for all ages.

Toll Free within Wisconsin: (800) 242-8822

Most local banks provide free notary services to their members. Call or visit your local bank to see if they are able to assist you.