05/03/2022
A message from the Public Works Department:
Yard waste collection will be extended until Friday, May 13, 2022
For current updates, conditions and information
Operating as usual
A message from the Public Works Department:
Yard waste collection will be extended until Friday, May 13, 2022
The 2022 Village Wide Rummage Sale map is attached. Paper copies are available at the Village Hall, Rookies Bar & Grill and many other local businesses.
The Village Wide Rummage Sale will be held on Friday, May 6th and Saturday, May 7th.
2022 Rummage Sale Registration Form attached
A message from GFL:
Due to mechanical issues this highlighted area will be serviced tomorrow.
Please reach out with any questions.
Mark your calendars: Electronics Recycling Event Saturday, March 26th 8 a.m. to Noon
Community Engagement Session regarding input on desired parks and recreation facilities
Please join us!!
A Community Engagement Session is scheduled for February 16th at Denmark High School Performing Arts Center (6:00 pm). The purpose of the meeting is to gain additional input regarding desired parks and recreational facilities prior to preparing the first draft of the updated outdoor recreation plan.
Thank you!
Mark your calendars for the 2022 Village Wide Rummage Sale. The sale will be held Friday, May 6th and Saturday, May 7th.
2022 Garbage and Recycling Schedule
A message from the Brown County Public Works Director/Highway Commissioner
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
November 29, 2021
Winter Plowing & Driving Memo
(Brown County, Wis.) ‐ The Brown County Highway Commissioner has written the attached memo to
Brown County drivers as a reminder on winter driving.
This is a timely reminder on what drivers can expect from winter plowing operations on County and State
Highways, as well as reminders for drivers during winter conditions.
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Media Contact:
Paul Fontecchio, P.E.
Brown County Public Works
Public Works Director/Highway Commissioner
920-662-2170
[email protected]
TO: Brown County Drivers
FROM: Paul Fontecchio, P.E.
DATE: November 29, 2021
RE: Winter Plowing & Driving
A few reminders as we settle into winter driving for the season:
Drivers should check their tires to make sure they have good traction for winter driving.
Plow crews do their best to treat the roadways and bridges ahead of time to reduce
snow/ice freezing to the roadway, usually with brine solutions. Brine uses less salt on the
roadway, which means less salt on your car, less salt in the environment, and less cost to
the taxpayers. We only use calcium chloride in extreme situations – our typical brine mix
utilizes beet juice which includes an anti-corrosive additive. Don’t believe the comments on
social media about brine!
Bridge decks tend to freeze/ice up quicker than the adjacent roadways due to the
temperature differential caused by air under the bridges. Drivers should always be
cautious when crossing a bridge deck in colder temperatures (at or near freezing).
During a snow/ice event, the roads and bridges will get slippery. Plows generally take 2 to
2.5 hours per route which means they will not be able to keep the roadways from
deteriorating while it’s actively precipitating. Drivers should slow down and pay added
attention during changing roadway conditions. Brown County has 39 plows, including 5
tow-plows, out on the County and State roadways covering 1,700 lane miles. If it’s
precipitating, and you don’t see a plow, it just means they are elsewhere on their route.
Stay away from snowplows. They are big, heavy, and will win in every collision. Plow
drivers have a lot to pay attention to – other drivers, numerous plow wings, the snow they are
plowing, etc. Please don’t make their job harder by being reckless around them. Be patient.
A few extra minutes won’t kill you, but recklessly trying to pass them might.
During the storm our plow drivers do their best to keep the roads as drivable as possible.
Once it stops precipitating, then cleanup operations can begin in earnest, plowing the snow
and ice off the roadways and applying salt to get the roads bare.
After a storm, plow operators can still be out for a day or two, cleaning drains, dealing with
blowing and drifting, or pushing snow piles back (shelfing) to prepare for the next storm.
We’ll do our best plowing the roads, all we ask is that you do your best driving them.
Thank you,
Paul Fontecchio, P.E.
Brown County Highway Commissioner
A message from the Public Works Department
The last day for Yard Waste and Leaf Collection drop off using the trailer by the Wastewater Treatment Plant will be Tuesday, November 23rd.
The trailer will be back in place in spring 2022
A message from GFL:
Garbage will be picked up in the areas on the map before recycling is picked up today.
A message from the Public Works Department
Leaf collection has been extended to Friday, November 19th.
A message from GFL Environmental:
Due to equipment issues and awaiting parts that have not arrived, they will have to delay recycle collection until Wednesday.
Garbage will still be collected on Tuesday, but for this week only, Recycle collection will be on Wednesday.
A MESSAGE FROM THE PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR:
KVITEK ROAD IS SCHEDULED TO CLOSE FROM 11:00AM TO 6:00PM ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5TH BETWEEN DENMARK ROAD AND COOPERSTOWN ROAD, WEATHER PERMITTING.
IN THE EVENT THAT THE SCHEDULE CHANGES, INFORMATION WILL BE POSTED ACCORDINGLY.
PLEASE PLAN ALTERNATE ROUTE
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL 920-362-7982
Residents living south of DSD Trucking will have access to their properties, but will need to use Cooperstown Road to access Kvitek Road.
A message from Public Works
Leaf pick up will be extended to Friday, November 12, 2021
A message from the Public Works Department:
KVITEK ROAD IS SCHEDULED TO CLOSE 10/27 & 10/28 BETWEEN DENMARK ROAD AND COOPERSTOWN ROAD, WEATHER PERMITTING.
IN THE EVENT THAT THE SCHEDULE CHANGES, INFORMATION WILL BE POSTED ACCORDINGLY.
PLEASE PLAN ALTERNATE ROUTE
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL 920-362-7982
Residents living south of DSD Trucking will have access to their properties, but will need to use Cooperstown Road to access Kvitek Road.
The road patches will be left as gravel until paving takes place. Motorists are advised to proceed with caution on the gravel surface until asphalt patching is completed prior to 11/17.
Village Trick or Treat hours are Sunday, October 31, from 4 p.m. - 7 p.m.
Only two more weeks for the Tuesday Farmers Market in downtown Denmark. Vendors last day will be Tuesday, September 28.
A message from the Public Works Department:
NOTICE VILLAGE OF DENMARK RESIDENTS
The Village of Denmark Water Department will be flushing water mains from
September 20th through October 29th, 2021 (6 weeks).
As a result of the flushing, customers may experience rusty discoloration of the water. Customers should not be alarmed; the water is safe for cooking and consumption. This discoloration is not harmful but may stain laundry.
This would also be a good time to clean your facet screens. Remove the screen, rinse, bleach and rinse again and then reinstall them.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Erika Thronson at 362-7982.
Demark Water Department
Lanyard and keys found on North Avenue.
Please call the Village Hall 920-863-6400 to identify.
Please see attached press release from Brown County Emergency Management regarding a nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System and Wireless Emergency Alerts
The last day the wading pool will be open at Memorial Park will be Thursday, August 26, 2021.
The wading pool will be closed this Saturday, July 24, due to the picnic being held in the park.
The Yard Waste Site has been moved to a new location as of July 13, 2021.
Please bring Village of Denmark residential grass clippings, leaves and yard waste to the trailer located at 400 Mahlik Lane.
All material is to be unbagged and placed in the trailer.
Vehicles are able to turn around in the parking lot in the gated area without calling to get through the gate.
No brush, shrubs, roots, woody material or other waste allowed.
Commercial use is prohibited.
The site is monitored under video surveillance.
Brown County Library resumes Storytime at Veterans Memorial Park
The Brown County Library is thrilled to bring back in-person storytime to the Denmark community, beginning July 8, 2021. Denmark storytime will be held on Thursdays at 10:30 am at Veterans Memorial Park Shelter, 140 Wisconsin Ave through August. All sessions will be Family Storytimes, recommended for ages 2 - 6 years, however, all ages are welcome. Registration is required and will open one week before each session. Visit the events calendar on the library’s website or call us at 920-391-4600 for program details and to sign up.
Greater Green Bay “Frogger” Crosswalk Education and Enforcement
**Thursday, June 24, 2021**
Directed Enforcement Officer(s) will be participating in the Frogger project here in the Village of Denmark. This project focuses on educating and enforcing pedestrian / bicycle transportation and safety. Stressing the importance of crosswalk safety!
Remember, drivers share the roadway with pedestrians!
These Frogger events are not new to the area. They happen throughout the county at various times of the year. This will be the first of several operations that will take place this year. Communities are coming together to perform these events on the same day to reach a larger portion of the community and make a greater impact.
A message from the Denmark DEO.
With Independence Day (Sunday, July 4th, 2021) rapidly approaching, Denmark Directed Enforcement Officer(s) would like to remind the public of Denmark ordinance 151-2, surrounding the usage of fireworks. Please remember to be courteous, responsible and respectful during this time. We certainly hope everyone has a safe and fun fourth!
Any questions regarding permitting can be directed to the Denmark Village Hall (920-863-6400).
Any complaints regarding fireworks should be made by contacting (920) 391-7450 or 9-1-1 in an emergency.
Neighborhood Dairy Distribution Day
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MRWwgavI1H7JsF0JpUZ6aBCRtOBPgKLp/view?usp=sharing
Salm Partners Summer Job Fair
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1e2J8En6LR-_8jC_6C1iZcJFZAPm1dPCT/view?usp=sharing
Mobile Vaccine Clinic coming to Our Savior's
The Brown County Mobile Vaccine Clinic is coming to Our Savior's on June 23, 3 - 6 pm! Click the link for more details!
https://conta.cc/3vkdrgR
Shae Sortwell budget listening session at the Denmark Memorial Park Friday, May21, 2021:
“Thank you for the amazing opportunity to represent you in the Wisconsin State Assembly. One of the most important parts of my job is to listen to my constituents. Therefore I hope to see you all at my upcoming budget listening session at Denmark Memorial Park, Friday, May 21 5:30-6:30pm. I want to hear your thoughts and feelings on various issues pertaining to our district that directly impact you, your family and community. If you will be unavailable to attend the event, feel free to fill out the survey mailed to your home or you can also fill it out online at https://legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/02/Sortwell/budget-survey-2021/.
Look forward to seeing you all there!
- Representative Shae Sortwell”
The Bookmobile is coming to Denmark
The Brown County Library Bookmobile will be visiting Denmark on the 2nd Monday of each month from 4 pm to 6 pm. Start date is May 10. They will be parked on Railroad Avenue, same site as Farmers Market.
The rummage sale maps have arrived...they are also available at several businesses around the Village.
Drug Take Back Event April 24
(please note that due to a scheduling conflict, the Village of Bellevue will not be a drop off site this year)
Village Hall Summer Office Hours
Begin Monday, May 3, 2021 thru Monday, September 6, 2021, the Denmark Village Hall will be open:
Monday - Thursday 7:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Friday - 8:00 a.m. - Noon
118 E MAIN ST
Denmark, WI
54208
Monday | 9am - 5pm |
Tuesday | 8am - 4:30pm |
Wednesday | 8am - 5pm |
Thursday | 8am - 4:30pm |
Friday | 8am - 4:30pm |
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