Jill Gerber - Whitewater Common Council Aldermanic District 4

03/07/2023

Attention Indian Mound Residents
If you are experiencing brown or rusty water, this is due to a well pump issue the City has been rectifying. Yesterday, the City sent out letters to residents in the Indian Mounds Parkway area to help explain the issues which I have included with this post.

03/07/2023

Residents in Indian Mound Parkway may be experiencing brown or rusty colored water due to a water pump issue. The City has sent out a letter yesterday to residents to help explain what is going on which I have attached for your review.

03/02/2023

Tomorrow night from 6-8 pm, representatives from the school and City of Whitewater will be holding a meeting to discuss the Whitewater Aquatics and Fitness Center agreement, operations, and financials. There is also a Public Comment Period, so I encourage you to come and speak to the subcommittee on your vision and hopes for the Aquatics Center.

01/09/2023

Thankfully no one was hurt. John's Disposal will only be delayed at most 24 hours for garbage pick up.

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01/09/2023

Make sure to check out the Aquatics Center in 2023!
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10/31/2022

Just a reminder Winter Parking within the City of Whitewater started tomorrow on November 1, 2022.
https://www.whitewater-wi.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=458

10/07/2022

Hope you can stop by the library to hear more about the upcoming referendum tomorrow.

Join us tomorrow to learn more about the City's EMS Staffing Referendum. https://www.whitewater-wi.gov/582/Referendum

10/05/2022

Are you concerned or have questions regarding the lake drawdown? Here is your opportunity to listen and ask questions, Heidi Bunk from the DNR will be holding a meeting on October 15, 2022, at the Municipal Building from 10-12 pm. I cannot stress how important it is to come out and have your voice heard and questions answered.

04/26/2022

At the Common Council meeting on April 19th, the Council approved for the City to increase water rates. The City will need to submit for approval from the Public Service Commission (PSC), which currently is taking close to 8 months to approve. Once the PSC approves the proposed 24% cumulative increase; the City will make notifications to customers. You can expect the increase to most likely occur in January 2023. A 24% cumulative increase breaks down to the following estimates:
Residential: Increases $6.77 per 2950 gallons
Commercial: Increases $15.10 per 7809 gallons
Industrial: Increases to $50.77 per 31,667 gallons
Currently Whitewater is ranked 6th for lowest water rates in the area. I have attached comparison charts for your review. The City will do another comparison after the proposed water increase is approved from the PSC.

04/06/2022

Common Council Meeting-Thursday, 6:30 pm
Municipal Building
312 W Whitewater Street

Staff Reports: Update on property assessments and explanations of the same.

Main Agenda Items:
• Update on the increase in the arrival of new community member (Nicaraguan)
• Request for approval of agreement with consultant to assist with the Fire Dept/EMS integration.
• Update on Code Enforcement

Your voice is important, so please come out to the meeting if you would like to hear or speak on any of the items. A complete agenda can be found on the City Website:

04/06/2022

Common Council Meeting-Thursday, 6:30 PM at the Municipal Building.
Staff Report: Update on property assessments and explanation of the same.
Main Agenda Items:
1.Update on the increase in the arrival of new community members presenter by Deputy Chief Dan Meyer.
2. Request for approval of agreement with consultant to assist with the Fire Dept/EMS integration.
3.Upadate on Code Enforcement

Your voice is important, so please come out to listen or speak on any of the items. A complete agenda can be found on the City of Whitewater Website: