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NICHOLS
GOVERNMENT AND SERVICES
SERVICES PROVIDED
The Village of Nichols has a presiGarbage pickup: Curbside pickup
dent/board of trustees form of govern- every other Tuesday by Harter's Fox
ment. Meetings are the second Tues- Valley Disposal, 888-804-8556
day of each month at the Community
Recycle dates and requirements:
Center, N9065 Krull Road.
Curbside pickup every other Tuesday
Police: Outagamie County pro- by Outagamie County Dept. of Solid
vides coverage. Dial 911 for emergency Waste. Must use recycling bins and folassistance, 800-745-2494 for non- low county requirements.
emergency.
Park: Located at the Community
Fire: Nichols Rural Fire Depart- Center, N9065 Krull Road. Veterans
ment. Paged out by 911 service; on call Memorial Park corner of CTH F and
24 hours a day.
Ellen Street. Community Center and
Rescue: Coverage by Black Creek, Park Pavilion may be rented for private
call 911.
events, call 525-2717.
Population .......................................................................................................... 256
Assessed total value: ............................................................................... $7,229,800
Government ..............................................Village President and Board of Trustees
President ................................................................Terry Scheller | 920-716-3257
Trustees:
Brian Pue | 920-785-3985
Ben Van Vleet | 525-3222
Claude Figlinski | 920-264-3238
Kathy Krull | 525-2903
Clerk .........................................................Sherryl Pues | 525-2717 Fax: 525-5411
e-mail: [email protected] | Web site: www.villageofnichols.com
Deputy Clerk/Treas .................................................... Linda Hoes | 920-419-1843
Bldg Inspector .........................................Miller Insp LLC | 428-3331 or 757-6416
Assessor ............................................................Borree Appraisal Serv | 766-9166
Dir of Public Works .............................................................. Roger Ort | 525-2104
Police .......................................................................Outagamie County | Call 911
Fire Chief .......................................................................Terry Scheller | 525-3103
Emergency/Rescue ....................................................... Black Creek Rescue | 911
UTILITIES
Electric/Gas..............................................................WE Energies | 1-800-242-9137
Telephone .................................................................CenturyTel | 1-800-201-4099
Water/Sewer ............................................................... Nichols Utilities | 525-2104
Solid Waste ..................................... Harter's Fox Valley Disposal | 888-804-8556
Cable TV .................................................. Packerland Broadband | 800-236-8434
ORGANIZATIONS
• Birthday Club: Meets first Tuesday tary: Paula Scheller 525-3103
each month at 7 p.m. at Nichols Com- • Nichols Chapter of Wisconsin
munity Center. Started May 1953. Sandra Association of Home and Community
Scheller, 525-2951
Education: Meets second Tues. of each
• Neighborhood Watch: Meets quar- month, Sept.-May, at members' homes.
terly at Community Center. Paula Schell- Judy Kuhn, 525-2503
er,525-3103
• Nichols Historical Society: Meets
• Nichols Advancement Association: second Thursday each month at 7 p.m.
Meets third Tuesday of each month at at Community Center. President: Lor6:30 p.m. at community center. Presi- raine Bisterfeldt, 525-3814, Secretary:
dent: John Koenings, 525-2727, Secre- Rose Kahler
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NAVARINO
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education. In January of 1987 in cooperation with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) a site was selected on the 15,000-acre Navarino Wildlife Area. A
parking lot, well, amphitheater and cabin were added in 1990.
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SHIOCTON | Shiocton | SHIOCTON
1 Village Hall
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Population: 962
Website ........................................................................................www.shiocton.org
Mill rate: (per $1,000 - 2008) ...................................................................................
Local ........................................................................................................... $6.80
Total ......................................................................................................... $21.29
Assessed total value ............................................................................. $37,505,440
Government ..............................................Village President and Board of Trustees
President .................................................................. Nancy Brownson | 986-3654
Trustees
Eugene R. Bunnell | 986-3415
Chad Colwitz | 986-3557
Ruth Klitzke | 986-3479
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Terri James | 986-3158
Ken Van Camp | 851-2567
Tom Dawes Sr. | 986-3734
Clerk .............................................................................Laurie Bunnell | 986-3415
Director of Public Works .........................................Dick Kominowski | 986-3951
Police/Fire Chief ....................................................Eugene H. Bunnell | 986-3294
Rescue ...................................................................Julie Meisenhelder | 986-3232
• The Shiocton-Bovina Fire Department sponsors a parade and picnic annually.
• The Shiocton Flyers Club Annual Fly-In is held in July. The organization maintains the only airport outside of Appleton in Outagamie County.
• The Business League sponsors the "Ruff Fish" Tournament in July.
• St. Denis Parish hosts the annual Cabbage Chuck in September.
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shiocton |
SHIOCTON
GOVERNMENT AND GOVERNMENT SERVICES
The Village of Shiocton has a president/board of trustees form of government.
The Village Board, comprised of the president and six trustees elected at-large
by village residents, meets the second Monday of every month at the Village Hall,
N5605 WIS 76.
Police: Chief and part-time officers provide police protection with coverage varying. Outagamie County provides back-up coverage.
Fire: Chief heads a volunteer department covering Shiocton and Town of Bovina.
Paged out by 911 service, on call 24 hours a day. Three pumper trucks, a 5,000-gallon tanker, two brush trucks and an equipment truck with Jaws of Life, thermal
imaging camera and carbon monoxide detector.
Rescue: A volunteer squad, one ambulance.
ORGANIZATIONS
• American Legion Post 512 Provides activities and observances for veterans of
U.S. armed services.Meets first Wednesday of every month at the library. Doug
Tyler, 986-3543
• American Legion Auxiliary Unit 512 For spouses of American Legion. Meet
first Monday of each month (except September - meet second Monday) at 7:30
p.m. in meeting room of Shiocton Community Library. Karen Massey, secretary,
986-3787; Carole Hungerford, president 982-6468
• American Legion Baseball Shiocton Post 512 Legion team, summer baseball for
15-19 year olds. Contact: Chris VanderHeyden, 986-3351.
• Business League Promote business community, sponsor children's events, support a scholarship program, and more. Tim Conradt, 986-3529
• Challenge the Outdoors Provides hunting and fishing experiences for physically challenged people. harland Chapman 833-6274, www.ctoforme.com
• Community 2000 Provides support for those less fortunate including food,
clothing, school supplies and other aid in Seymour, Black Creek and Shiocton
school districts. Supported by local contributions, United Way-Fox Valley and Valley Packaging Industries. 833-0277
• Community Club Promote community spirit, youth activities, and scholarship
program. Tim Conradt, 986-3529
• Cub Scout Pack 3048 Contains members in grades 1-4.
• Lions Club Eyeglass collection; work for the blind; fundraiser for families in
need. Meets fourth Monday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at Ken's Riverside. Charles
Pluger, 986-3224
• Shadows on the Wolf Sportsmen's group that works for community improvement. Dennis Conradt, 986-3713
• Shiocton Flyers Club Meets at the Flyers Club hangar at Shiocton Airport at
7:30 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month, except during winter. Al Van
Straten, 986-3421
• SPICE SPICE - Shiocton Partners In Children's Education - is the district's version
of the PTO. Contact Shiocton Schools, 986-3351.
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Hamlin Park: Pavillion, rest rooms, and picnic tables. Camping with power available on a first come-first served basis, Located at the junction of WIS 54 and 187.
Lake Park: Ball diamonds, pavillion, play equipment and picnic tables. Scorers
tower and dugouts recently upgraded. Rifle/archery range is one of state's finest.
Pavilion: Lake Park pavillion is available for rent. The fee is $100, $25 of which is
returned when the key is returned.
Library park: Play equipment. Located near the Fire Station on Pine Street.
Wildlife Areas: Several wildlife sanctuary/observation areas are in or near the
village. Lookout tower at the Mack Wildlife Area east of Shiocton. The area has
outstanding bird and wildlife viewing opportunities.
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SHIOCTON
SHIOCTON SCHOOL DISTRICT
District Administrator ...................... Chris L. VanderHeyden | 986-3351, ext. 761
School Board ............................Ray Gomm, Melissa Van Dyke, Greg Schoettler
President ........................................................................................ Allen Warner
Vice-president............................................................................. Bradley Ritchie
Treasurer ......................................................................................Mary Hoffman
Clerk ...............................................................................................David Gomm
Student population: 786 Students, K-12
Shiocton High School, N5650 Broad St., P.O. Box 68, Shiocton 54170
Principal ...........................................................Kelly Zeinert | 986-3351ext. 751
Shiocton Grade & Middle Schools, N5650 Broad St., P.O. Box 68, Shiocton
Principal ........................................................Kim Griesbach | 986-3351 ext.747
Team name..................................................................................................... Chiefs
Colors ............................................................................................ Green and white
Member .......................................................................................... W.I.A.A. - CWC-8
Web site .............................................................................www.shiocton.k12.wi.us
MOSQUITO HILL
The Mission of Mosquito Hill Nature Center is to provide environmental education and recreation that foster understanding, appreciation, and sound stewardship of the natural world for people of all ages.
The Mosquito Hill Nature Center is open year round with both indoor and
outdoor opportunities on 430 acres adjacent to the Wolf River. Inside are natural
history displays, an art gallery, exhibit areas, an auditorium, classrooms, and a
library. Outside is a butterfly house which is open July through August and an
observatory that's used during scheduled events.
Location - Nestled along the banks of the scenic Wolf River, Mosquito Hill
Nature Center is conveniently located just off US Highway 45 and State Highway
54 just east of New London, WI. The Center is 45 minutes from Green Bay, and
25 minutes from the Fox Cities.
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FREEDOM
ANNUAL EVENTS
• Freedom Fest: Late August or early September
• Freedom Walk: Saturday closest to September 11
• Christmas Parade: first Saturday in December
1 Village Hall, Police
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2 High/Middle School
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3 St. Nicholas School
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Town Tax Rate.......................................................................................................................................$2.63734
Net total.................................................................................................................................................17.05406
Chairman ............................................................................................................................................Tim Maass
Supervisors ...................................... Steve Lowney, Mark Rahmlow, Don Gonnering and Vernon Bowers
Clerk ................................................................ Barbara Seegers | 920-788-4548 | [email protected]
Population: 5,748
Monthly Board meeting is held the fourth Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Town Hall.
• Town Hall, VFW Hall and Park Pavilion rentals ........................................................... Town Hall at 788-4548
• Garbage and recycling ...................................................................Tues. on the west side of County N/Vine Rd
and on Wed. on the east side of County N/Vine Rd
• Designated public notice posting locations: Freedom Town Hall, Dairyland Depot, Marathon (Shorty's One Stop)
• Fire Chief ....................................................................................................Jeff Pollard | 920-788-4548 *333
• Police Chief.....................................................................................................................................Jim Molloy
• Building permit .......................................................................... Building Inspector Paul Hermes | 858-0102
• Burning......................................................................................................................... Town Hall | 788-4548
Museum: In 2008 the Ron Weyers Family Foundation built the Freedom Historical Society building in
Rickert Park on McHugh Road. This building was then donated to the Town of Freedom. The building has a
small patio and restroom for park visitors to use.
Recreation: Citizen's Park is a mini-park located on the corner of CTH S and CTH E. This park serves as a
gathering point in the heart of the community. The facilities include a gazebo, park benches and landscaping
that enhance the beauty of the downtown area.
Rickert Park on McHugh Road is named for Joseph Rickert, a former Town Clerk and is located on
McHugh Road. This park contains open space with a small backstop for baseball and softball, assorted playground equipment, restroom, and a parking lot.
VFW Memorial Park is located near the intersection of WIS 55 and Columbia Avenue.
This park covers approx. 32 acres. Facilities in the park include four softball diamonds, hardball diamond,
soccer fields, a combination tennis/basketball court, a sand volleyball court, open and covered playground
areas, a pavilion, two combination shelter/concession stands, skate park area, and restrooms. This park is
heavily used for organized athletic activities.
The pavilion, VFW Hall and Town Hall are available for rental by town residents.
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ORGANIZATIONS
• FFA Alumni: Mark Kortz 920-766-7633
• Freedom Alumni: Pat Bacon, 920-419-6845
• Freedom Area Boy Scouts: Mike Kopiske, 920-6879883
• Freedom Area Girl Scouts: Theresa Kortz 920-7662342
• Athletic Association: Mike Heindl 920-788-9828,
http://www.freedomathletics.com/
• Business Association: Bill Kohrt, 920-733-1642
• Freedom Area 4H, Smile Awhile 4H, Lois Hanson,
920-788-3964; On the Go 4H, Debbie VanderHeiden
920-766-7266
• Food Pantry: Larry Westenberg 920-788-4977 (Freedom Foods), Sherry Randerson 920-788-4674
• Historical Society: Pat Konkle 920-423-3036
• Freedom Trail Blazers: www.freedomtrailblazers.org/
• Wrestling: Debbie Reimer, 920-788-1348
www.freedomirishwrestling.com/
• Knights of Columbus, Wayne Klarner, 920-739-9236
• Senior Center, Dee Spiegel, 920-788-6200
• VFW, Tom Hooyman, 920-731-8122
FREEDOM AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT
Website ............................ www.freedomschools.k12.wi.us
Administrator ................................... Lois Cuff | 788-7944
School Board ..................................... Kevin Schuh, Gary
Schumacher and George Van Wychen
President .....................................................Bob Grode
Vice President ..............................................Tom Harke
Treasurer .................................................. Steve Garvey
Clerk .................................................................. Al Tiedt
The school board meets the third Monday of each month
at 7:15 in the District Board Room
Freedom High School
N4021 CTH E, Freedom ............................920-788-7944
Freedom Middle School
N4021 CTH E, Freedom............................920-788-7945
Freedom Elementary
N3569 CTH E, Freedom............................920-788-7950
Team name...................................................Freedom Irish
Colors ........................................................ Green and gold
Member .............................. W.I.A.A. Div. 2 - Eastern Valley
St. Nicholas Catholic School
W2035 CTH S, Freedom, WI 54130, 920-788-9371
Principal ............................................. Rose Mary Perrino
www.stnicholasfreedom.org
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD
• Oneida Assembly of God, N7321 Olson Rd., P. O. Box 137, Oneida, WI 54155,
Corner of Olson Rd & Hwy 54, 920-869-2217, Pastor: Lonnie Johnson
• Seymour Assembly of God Church, 989 Lincoln St., Seymour, WI 54165, 920-8336117, Rev. Philip Engle, www.seymourag.com/church
BAPTIST
• First Baptist Church, N6971 French Road, Seymour, P. O. Box 73, Seymour, WI
54165, Pastor Brian Birner, 920-268-7156
• Maranatha Baptist, W6607 Hwy. 156, Navarino, W4905 State Hwy 156, Bonduel,
WI 54107, Pastor Gregory Sorenson, Home 715-758-8517 cell 920-606-8517,
Church 715-758-2311, www.mbcnavarino.org
CATHOLIC
• St. Denis Catholic Church, N5591 Second St., Shiocton, N3686 State Rd 76, Hortonville, WI 54944, 920-757-5090, Sr. Pauline Feiner, Parish Director, stdenisparish.web.officelive.com, www.cabbagechuck.com
• St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, 915 Ivory St., Seymour, WI 54165, 920-8336140, Rev. Robert Kabat, www.stjohnseymour.41pi.com
• St. Lawrence Catholic - Navarino, W5125 State Hwy. 156, Bonduel, WI 54107
715-758-8161, Sacramental Minister: Fr. Theodore Hendricks, Pastoral Coordinator: Deacon Don Coenen, www.stlawrencenav.com
• St. Mary's Catholic Church, 301 E. Burdick St., Black Creek, P. O. Box 217, Black
Creek, WI 54106, 920-984-3319, Rev. Theodore Hendricks
• St. Patrick Catholic Church, N3686 State Rd 76, Stephensville, WI 54944, 920757-5090, Sr. Pauline Feiner, Parish Director, www.stpatrick-stephensville.web.
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• St. Sebastian Catholic Church, N9269 Isaar Rd., Seymour, WI 54165, 920-8332558, Rev. Robert Kabat, Deacon: Richard Matuszak, www.stsebastianseymour.
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• St. Stanislaus Catholic Church, W1888 Hofa Park Drive, Seymour, WI 54165
920-822-3279, Pastor: Father Finian Zaucha, O.F.M., Deacon: Dennis Majewski
• Assumption B.V.M. Catholic Church, 119 E. Pulaski St., Pulaski, WI 54162, 920822-3279, Pastor: Father Finian Zaucha, O.F.M., Deacon: Dennis Majewski
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CHURCH
Residential & Light Commericial Installation & Service
WINE TASTING
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COMMUNITY
• Community Bible Church, 402 W. Forest St., Black Creek, WI 54106, Pastor Bernard Ferguson, 920-858-8725, www.cbcblackcreek.org
• Seymour Community Church, 216 N. Main St., Seymour, WI 54165, Pastor Jeff
LoCaste, 920-833-7886, www.seymourcommunitychurch.com
• Freedom Fellowship, 112 Main St., Kaukauna, WI 54130, 920-450-2010, Pastor
Landon Churchill, cometofreedom.com
CONGREGATIONAL
• First Congregational Church, N5598 River St., Shiocton, WI 54170, 920-9863965, Pastor Michael Isbill
LUTHERAN (ELCA)
• Emmanuel Lutheran Church, 349 N. Main St., Seymour, WI 54165, 920-833-2316
Pastor: Rev. Roland Lindeman, Intern: Natalie Kramer, www.seymourfaith.org
• Immanuel Lutheran Church of Cicero, N9580 County Rd. X, Black Creek, WI
54106, Ty Stoneburner, 920-833-2508, www.cuinchurch.org
• Our Savior's Lutheran Church of Lessor, N1731 County Rd. S, Pulaski, WI 54162,
715-758-2856, Pastor Dennis Ellisen
LUTHERAN-LCMS
• St. John Lutheran Church-LCMS, 910 S. St. Augustine St., Pulaski, WI 54162, 920822-3511, Pastor Jeff Dobratz
• Zion Lutheran Church of Oneida, 453 Rose Hill Dr., Oneida, WI 54155, CTH J,
Hobart, 920-869-9466, Pastor Mark Schumm
LUTHERAN-NALC
• Ascension Lutheran - NALC, W6106 Navarino Rd., Shiocton, WI 54170, 3 mi. W.
of Navarino on Hwy. 156, 715-758-8312 Pastor: Jon Paquette
LUTHERAN (WELS)
Immanuel Evangelical Luth. Church, 201 E. Birch St., Black Creek, P. O. Box 219,
Black Creek, WI 54106, 920-984-3116, Pastor Stephen Schlicht
• Messiah Lutheran, W7574 Hwy. 54, Shiocton, WI 54170, 920-986-3603, Pastor
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CHURCH
• St. Paul Lutheran Church, W7870 Mason Rd. Hortonville, WI 54944, (Hwy 76 –
Stephensville), 920-202-3159, Pastor: Rev. Joel Lillo
• St. Peter Ev. Lutheran Church, N2749 French Road, Appleton, WI 54913, 920733-7225, Pastor Tim Glende, Pastor Dustin Sievert
LUTHERAN (PROTESTANT CONFERENCE)
• First Evangelical Lutheran, N5610 Broad St., Shiocton, WI 54170, 920-986-3918,
Pastor Paul Hinz
METHODIST
• Angelica United Methodist Church, W1586 Cty Rd C, Pulaski, WI 54162 (Angelica
area), 920-822-1743 or 715-853-4444, Rev. Loretta Waegli
• Center Emmanuel United Methodist, N3896 Hample Rd., Black Creek, WI 54106
920-749-2829 or 715-853-4444, Rev. Loretta Waegli
• Cicero United Methodist Church, N7986 Brusewitz Rd., Black Creek, WI 54106,
920-833-7308, Rev. Rebecca Henry, Cicero-umc.org
• Seymour United Methodist, 721 Pleasant Way, Seymour, WI 54165, 920-833-7308
Rev. Rebecca Henry, Seymour-umc.org
MORAVIAN
• Freedom Moravian Church, W3457 Center Valley Rd., Appleton, WI 54913, 920734-1278, Pastor Jason Anderson, www.freedommoravianchurch.com
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
• Green Bay Seventh Day Adventist Church, 1414 Shawano Ave., Green Bay, WI
54303, 920-494-5245, Sr. Pastor: Bill Ochs, Associate Youth Pastor: Jenniffer Ogden, www.greenbaysda.org
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
• St. John's United Church of Christ, 101 S. Clark St., Black Creek, WI 54106, 920984-3845, Pastor Rev. Gail Irwin, www.uccwebsites.net/stjohnsuccblackcreekwi.
html
• Trinity United Church of Christ, W6712 Cty Rd F, Shiocton, WI 54170, Pastor
Moira Finley, 920-525-2132
recycling |
RECYCLING
• Single-stream recycling is in effect for all communities in Outagamie County.
• You may combine mixed paper and containers (aluminum, tin, plastic and glass)
into one recycling bin. You may continue to use the same bins that you have used
in the past.
• Trash may not be mixed in with recyclable materials.
• Please have recyclables at the curb before or by 6 a.m. on your day of pick up.
• Not all plastic is recyclable. Please be sure the symbol on the container is #1 or
#2 and the neck is smaller than the base. Engine oil bottles and ice cream pails
are not acceptable.
• Please do not place recyclables in plastic bags including shredded paper.
• Cardboard should be flat and no larger than 3 ft. x 3 ft.
• Be sure recycling containers are secured on windy days.
• The program is for residents only.
• Recyclables will be picked up every other week.
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www.pulaskichamber.org
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The Village of Pulaski has a village board five part-time personnel, providing 24-hour
form of government.
protection.
The board, consisting of the president
Fire: Chief heads the Tri-County volunand six trustees meets the first Monday of teer department paged out by 911 service on
every month at 7 p.m. in the village hall at call 24 hours a day.
421 S. St. Augustine St.
Rescue: The village is served by the NEW
Police: Chief leads five full-time and Para-Medic Rescue Squad
Population .............................................................................................................................. 3,541
Mill rate (per $1,000) ....................................................Brown County Local: $6.93 Total: $22.96
Shawano County Local: $6.94 Total: $23.78
Oconto County Local: $6.31 Total: $21.48
Assessed total value: .................................................................................................. $190.464,200
Government ...............................................................................................................Village Board
President ...................................................................................................Ron Kryger | 822-4849
Trustees
Reed Woodward | 822-8648
Edward Krause| 822-3962
Jerald Wojkiewski | 822-5724
Richard Styczynski | 822-5485
Robert VanLannen| 822-5331
Doug Prentice| 822-4112
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permitted uses may be different for various sections of the trail. Watch for postings along the
trail, or contact the respective County Offices for additional information. You can call Gloria
for a brochure at 920-822-4400.1 A trail map is available at our Pulaski DQ Grill and Chill for
$3. Stop today and pick one up. Trail passes are sold locally at the Pulaski Village Hall located at
421 S. St. Augustine Street, Pulaski or the Pulaski Shell which is located near the Polka Grounds.
This is one of the rest and parking areas for the trail. You might also check out the Friends of the
Mountain-Bay Trial website at www.mountain-baytrail.org.
• Dr. V.J. Shippy Park E. Pulaski Street, Playground
• Memorial Park S. St. Augustine Street, Baseball, shelter, restrooms, playground, ice rink.
Shelter #1 available to rent. Resident $40.00 Non-Resident $50.00
• Behrendt Park, Grant Street, Playground
• Kazimerz Park, 4th Avenue, Playground
• Glenbrook Park, Glenbrook Dr., Quiet wooded setting with creek and park benches
• Community Park, E. Pulaski St., Soccer fields, football field, fishing pond, sledding hill
PULASKI SCHOOL DISTRICT
Website ...................................................................www.connect.pulaski.k12.wi.us
Administrator ................................................................... Mel Lightner | 822-6001
School Board ..........................Bob Skalitzy, Pam Denzer, Chris Vandenhouten
president..............Trina Townsend
vice president..............Mark Wernicke
clerk............................................................................................. Barb McKeefry
Pulaski High School, 1040 S. Saint Augustine, Pulaski, WI 54162, 822-6703
Pulaski Middle School, 911 S. Saint Augustine St., Pulaski, WI 54162 822-6506
Fairview Elementary School, 2840 Highway 32, Krakow, WI 54137, 899-6300
Glenbrook Elementary, 145 W. Green Bay Street, Pulaski, WI 54162, 822-6100
Hillcrest Elementary, 4193 Hillcrest Drive, Oneida, WI 54155, 272-6900
Lannoye Elementary, 2007 County Road U, Green Bay, WI 54313, 865-6400
Sunnyside Elementary, 720 County Road C, Sobieski, WI 54171, 822-6200
Team name...............Red Raiders
Colors .........................Red and white
Member ................................................................W.I.A.A. Div. 1 - Fox River Classic
Assumption BVM K-8, 109 E. Pulaski, Pulaski, WI 54162, 822-5650
Clerk .........................................................................Karen Ostrowski | 822-5182, Fax 822-3209
421S. St. Augustine, e-mail [email protected]
Monday-Thursday 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Friday - 8 a.m.-noon
Treasurer .....................................................................Jodi Przybylski | 822-5182, Fax 822-3209
Assessor ..............................................................................................Michael Denor | 468-9698
Police Chief ...............................................................Randal Dunford | 822-5613, Fax 822-3209
Municipal Judge ....................................................................................Robert Betley | 822-5182
Sewer/Water Department .............................................................. 355 N. Fourth Ave. | 822-8618
Tri County Fire Department .............................................................Randy Wichlacz | 822-5392
Brown County Library Branch ..............................................................222 W. Pulaski | 822-3220
Rescue ........................................................................ NEW Para-Medic Rescue Squad | 822-7600
POINTS OF INTEREST
• Polka Grounds: downtown Pulaski, Site of the annual Pulaski Polka Fest in July
Memorial Park, Located off South St. Augustine Street.
• Mountain Bay Bike Trail: The trail from Green Bay to Wausau runs through the east side of
the village. What a great way to enjoy the outdoors-walking or biking! Bikers over the age of 16
must purchase a trail pass. The Mountain-Bay Trail travels through 3 counties, and trail rules are
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ORGANIZATIONS
The following list of organizations is posted
on the Pulaski Chamber of Commerce www.
pulaskichamber.org
• American Legion Auxiliary Unit #337:
Meetings second Monday of the month 7:30
p.m. at the Legion Hall. Contact: President
Sue Winter at 899-3680.
• American Legion Post #337: Meetings
second Monday of the month 7:30 p.m. at
the Legion Hall. Contact: Commander Robert
Mursau, Sr., 920-788-2713 or locally, Jim Van
Lannen at 822-1181. For Hall Reservations,
please call Dick Blasczyk at 822-5541.
• American Vets Post #160 Commander,
Robert Mursau, Jr., 920-788-2713 or locally,
Adjutant, Dennis Saeger, 822-5933. Meetings
first Wednesday of the month 7:30 p.m. at the
Legion Hall
• Boy Scouts of America Troop 1031:
Scoutmaster Al Jarosinski 920-822-5977.
• Centennial: www.pulaski100.org
• Cub Scouts of America Pack 4031, John
Kurzynski 920-822-5008. Unit Commissioners
Religious Emblem Councilor for Pack 4031,
Jean Skovera 920-822-5193.
• Food Pantry: The Pantry is open the 1st and
3rd Tuesday of each month from 1-4 p.m. For
more information contact Deb Schneider 920822-6050. Location: Glenbrook School across
from the Post Office on S. St. Augustine Street.
• 4-H Clubs: Call UW extension numbers of
the county you live in to find your area 4-H
group. Brown County Ext. 920-391-4610.
• Girl Scouts of Lac Bae Council For more
info. contact the Girl Scout Office at 469-4860.
• Youth Soccer Association: Call Tom
Schreder at 920-822-8253 or Mike Jenquin at
920-265-4990 or visit www.pulaskiyouthsoccer.com
• Knights of Columbus - Bishop Bona
Council #4439 Meetings third Tuesday of the
month 7:30 p.m. in the K.C. Meeting room
in ABVM Church Basement. Patrick Hughes,
822-3040.
• Krakow Advancement Association
Contact Steve Effert, N4731 Lake Sandia Dr.,
Krakow, WI 54137. 920-899-3644.
• Lake Sandia Homeowners Assoc.Contact
Eileen Ripley, N4854 Green Valley Rd, Krakow
WI, 920-899-3620
• NEW Para-Medic Rescue Squad, 235 W.
Pulaski St.M 920-822-7600 or 888-888-3838
for business calls.
• Pedal Pushers Senior Bike Club: 60+.
Meet at Richard McDermid's Residence at
6:30, Tuesday mornings. call Bonnie at 8223224 for info to go.
• Pioneer Tractor Cruisers. Have a tractor
of 30+ years? This could be the club for you.
Contact President, Tom Busch at (920) 8221812 or his cell at (920) 619-1766 for info.
• Polish Legion of American Veterans Post
#178, Contact John Adasiewicz, PO Box 804,
Pulaski WI 54162 at 920-822-4071.
• Pulaski Polka Days Committee Contact
Harold Otto at 822-3869 or www.pulaskipolkadays.com.
• Pulaski Area Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors meetings are held the second Monday of each month, 11:55 a.m. in the
PACE Conference Room at Glenbrook Elem.
School. Contact Gloria at 920-822-4400.
• Pulaski Area Community Education
(PACE): Located at: 132 Front St., P.O. Box
36, Pulaski, WI 54162, Mark Heck, Director,
(920)822-6051, [email protected],
Deb Schneider, Assistant, (920)822-6050, [email protected], Fax (920) 8226052, Visit us at www.pulaski.k12.wi.us/pace
• Pulaski Area Historical Society: Meeting
fourth Monday of the month 7:30 p.m. at the
Pulaski Area Museum, 129 West Pulaski St.
There are no scheduled hours. Please call any
one of the following people for and appointment. Museum Curator - Marion Schroeder
920-822-5856, President Chris Jaworski, 920822-3961, Theresa Bialozynski 920-822-5189
• Pulaski Community School Education
Foundation, Inc. President, Deb Schneider
(920) 822-6050, [email protected].
wi.us, P O Box 36, Pulaski WI 54162
• Pulaski Area Swim Club (PASC): NonProfit club. Head Coach, Kathleen Olson @
[email protected]
• Pulaski Fire Dept: aka Tri-County Fire
Dept. Call 911 or 822-5392 for non-emergency.
• Pulaski Lions Club: Meetings are held the
1st and 3rd Monday evenings of each month,
7 p.m., at the Legion Hall from Sept. through
May. To join, express your interest to any Lion
Club member. For more information, email
Tiffany Rondou at [email protected] or call
920-822-2119 www.PulaskiLions.org
• Pulaski FFA Alumni Affiliate Contact Ron
& Linda Hieronimczak 920-822-8542
• Pulaski News: Local Newspaper. Contact
Kathy Gerds or Laurie Fischer at 920-822-6800
or, read it online at www.pulaskinews.org
• Police Dept: Chief Randall Dunford, 920822-5110, 421 S. St. Augustine St.
• Pulaski Post Office: South St. Augustine
Street in Pulaski. 822-5666
• Pulaski Youth Organization (PYO): www.
pulaskiyouth.org
• Pulaski Youth Soccer Club (PYSC),
President, Tom Schreder, 6531 Aspen Drive,
Sobieski, WI 54171 www.pulaskiyouthsoccer.
com, [email protected] or 920-8228253
• The Stone Barn in the Town of Chase
www.townofchase.org
• Tri-County Community Corporation
contact: Deb Schneider, Executive director, P.
0. Box 36. Pulaski, 920-822-6050.
• Tri-County Optimist Club of Pulaski &
Krakow Meetings every Wednesday noon-1
p.m. at PACE Community Room, Glenbrook
School. For more information contact Jennifer Stachura at (920) 562-6194 or Nora Scray
at 822-3033.
• Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #9719
Meetings second Tuesday of the month at
7:30 p.m. at the Legion Hall. Contact: Commander Roger Karcz 920-899-3936.
• Webelows Contact: John Kurczynski 920822-5008.
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