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Belleville was named by Madison
Magazine’s “most affordable
top-ranked suburb” of Madison
and rated number three top
suburb overall in 2013.
In 1848, when John Frederick named Belleville meaning ‘beautiful
village’ after his hometown in Ontario, it couldn’t be more true
almost 170 years later.
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New Development
History
Village Government
Emergency Services
Public Services
Parks
Recreation
Access to Trails
Community Organizations
Community Map
Shopping
Worship
Schools
School/Business Partnership
Belleville Center Stage
Business Profiles Directory
Business Index
Calendar of Events
Belleville is a small village southwest of Madison in Dane and Green
County and what makes Belleville unique is the natural beauty,
recreational activities, a school district that focuses on quality
education, businesses that offer employment and products and
friendly, hardworking families who are proud of their heritage.
Recently, Belleville was recognized by Madison Magazine
as the most affordable top ranked suburb and rated
number three top suburb overall in the ranking of best
suburbs.
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The village has formed additional committees to look into attracting
businesses and industries to Belleville. With that comes more
opportunities to grow the west side development and ways to offer
more employment opportunities.
“Belleville has a lot to offer whether you are a resident or just
passing through,” said Village President Roger Hillebrand. “We are
a community that offers longtime favorite events like Community
Picnic and UFO Day but we aren’t afraid to organize new events like
the Music Crawl, Lake Fest or Concerts in the Park to enhance what
we have to offer and to bring in other interests.”
Belleville is a community that supports families and businesses.
The newly restored Lake Belle View, the Sugar River water trail and
Badger State Trail are just a few natural areas that are open to the
public to enjoy.
In addition, just north of Belleville, Dane County has purchased
several properties to make the Sugar River open to the public for
fishing kayaking, hiking and canoeing.
“The Sugar River is one of those ‘go-to’ destinations for getting
outside and enjoying nature,” Dane County Executive Joe Parisi
said. “Preserving this corridor means families for generations to
come will be able to fish, camp and canoe in and along the river.”
Construction of a river walk along the Sugar River from Belleville’s
Community Park, through the downtown area and through several
residential neighborhoods to Highway PB west of Belleville where
several businesses including Francois Ford Sales and Service and a
new state-of-the-art UW Health Family Medicine Clinic and future
home sites are ready for future growth.
“The river walk will provide a recreational path for everyone to enjoy
the berm, Lake Belle View and the Sugar River,” said Rick Francois,
member of the Economic Development Committee. “The recreational
possibilities will continue to grow including activities like the Sugar
River Triathlon, which is becoming a favorite by local athletes.”
Throughout Wisconsin, bicycle enthusiasts are increasing in numbers
and Belleville offers easy access to the Badger State Trail and Sugar
River Trail.
“Just south of Belleville the Badger State Trail is home to Stewart
Tunnel,” added Francois. “The tunnel was built on a curve so a
flashlight is helpful in navigating through until you see the light at
the end of the quarter of a mile tunnel.”
Whatever you find to do in Belleville, you will find a small community
with a big heart and lots of activities to add to the experience.
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BELLEVILLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
EVERYONE’S GOT A LIST. . .
1. Borland’s Fish Fry
Known for the classic
Wisconsin fish fry, get there
early or be prepared to stand
in line.
2.
Badger State Trail
Bike from Madison to the
Illinois border through
farmland, woods, rolling
hills and southern Wisconsin
communities. The highlight
is the quarter-of-a-mile long
Stewart Tunnel that is built
on a curve. Make sure to bring
your flashlight!
3. Lake Belle View
Recently restored, the lake
offers plenty of natural beauty,
a berm with a gravel bike and
pedestrian path, and a canoe
launch on the beautiful Sugar
River with plans for a River
Walk to enjoy the 94-acre
wildlife area.
4.
Patches and Petals
A quilt store that offers
everything quilters need in a
building that was built in 1905
complete with a historical
tin ceiling tiles and vintage
staircase.
5. ‘A Great Place to
Raise a Family’
While selecting a place to put
down roots, Belleville offers
quality education, affordable
housing and childcare, a safe
community environment, and
recreation. All the great things
that you want to call home.
6. Quality Education
System
The School District of Belleville
is committed to providing
all students with quality,
personalized learning that
prepares them to meet current
and future challenges and
opportunities in the 21st
century.
7.
Thriving Business
Community
Belleville is home to more
than 150 businesses including
Duluth Trading Outlet Store
and distribution facilities.
8. Quality Public
Services
Belleville is a community that
offers quality public services
and is a strong partner with
the school district and business
community.
9.
Senior
Accommodations
Several senior living
communities, an active and
entertaining Senior Citizens
Program of Belleville, Exeter
and Montrose that coordinates
a variety of services for senior
citizens and their families.
10. State-of-the-Art
Health Clinic
UW Health staff of family
physicians and health care
providers meet the health
needs of families and
individuals.
ABOUT THIS GUIDE
We are proud to present Belleville’s annual Community Guide.
The Belleville community is a great place to live, work and
play every day. We have worked hard to make this publication
accurate and informative. If you need additional information, or
wish to report inaccuracies and additions, please feel free to get
in touch with us! Email: [email protected]
www.bellevillewi.org
Front Cover: “Nature” by Jean Kringle, was the winning photo in
the 2015 Belleville Lakefest photo contest. Would you like the
opportunity to see your photo featured in next year’s community
guide? Be sure to enter the Lakefest photo contest this summer.
Watch www.bellevillelakefest.com for additional info!
Unless otherwise noted, photography is by Jean Kringle.
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Dane County’s
Best Kept Secret!
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CLOSE TO IT ALL:
Paoli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 mi/6 min
Interstate 90/94. . . . . . . . . . . . 22 mi/30 min
New Glarus. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 mi/10 min
Dane County Airport. . . . . . . . . 25 mi/40 min
Verona. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 mi/13 min
Janesville. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 mi/40 min
Alliant Energy Center . . . . . . . . 20 mi/30 min
Spring Green . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 mi/1 hr
State Capitol/
Downtown Madison. . . . . . . . . . 20 mi/30 min
Wisconsin Dells . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 mi/1.5 hr
Middleton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 mi/30 min
General Mitchell Airport
(Milwaukee). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 mi/2 hr
Monroe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 mi/30 min
Chicago. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140 mi/3 hr
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55 Bowlavard Avenue
State of the Art Facility Friendly Staff Knowledgeable Technicians
In-Town Pick-Up and Delivery All Makes and Models
Retirement Planning, Investment Services,
401Ks, College Savings, Traditional,
Roth, and Rollover IRAs
Gary L. Cutler, ChFC, CLU
Financial Advisor
608-424-2313 (office) 608-712-1952 (cell)
[email protected]
www.fscinvest.com
SII Investments, Inc. member FINRA, SIPC and a Registered Investment Advisor is not affiliated with Union Bank
& Trust Company or Financial Services Center. Securities and advisory services offered through SII Investments,
Inc. are *not insured by the FDIC or any other Federal Government Agency, *not a deposit or other obligation of, or
guaranteed by any bank or their affiliates, *subject to risks including the possible loss of principal amount invested.
Still Growing Together
Celebrating a Century of
Eager Family Community Banking
110 Greenway Cross • 608.424.1997
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Health care
for the entire family
the physicians and staff of UW Health
Belleville Family Medicine are pleased to
provide comprehensive health care for every
member of your family. Our services include
family medicine with obstetrics.
OUTLET STORE
1107 RIVER STREET (HWY 69) BELLEVILLE
Regular appointments: 8 am - 5 pm Monday-Friday
lab Hours:
7:30 am - 5 pm Monday-Friday
after Hours Care:
Please call (608) 424-3384
to reach the physician on call
UW HealtH
Belleville Family medicine
1121 Bellwest Blvd. • (608) 424-3384
SAVINGS OF
30-50% OR MORE
EVERY DAY
uwhealth.org
CP-38937-14
FOR STORE HOURS, VISIT
WWW.DULUTHTRADING.COM/OUTLET
Belleville Is Open for Business & Welcoming New Residents!
BELLEVILLE ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
(608) 424-3700
Our mission as the Belleville Economic
Development Committee is to recruit
new business and assist and encourage
business start ups. Through education
of emerging markets, assist existing
business to expand and form joint
ventures for sustainable growth. Your
success is our success.
[email protected]
GREEN COUNTY
DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION
(608) 328-9452
www.greencountyedc.com
Whether you’re starting a new business,
expanding an existing business, or
looking for a new location, GCDC
is your source for community data,
available buildings and sites, labor force
information and demographics. We can
also assist you access incentives and
financial assistance programs that will
help make your project a reality and your
business succeed.
While many communities in the region are
finding themselves landlocked, or otherwise
out of room to allow for commercial
growth, Belleville is experiencing impressive
economic development.
Already home to an impressive and
varied array of manufacturing and
industry, Belleville offers:
• A low-cost business environment
• Full service amenities
• Business assistance
• Incentive programs
The new west side development, Bell West:
• Includes over 46 commercial and retail lots
• Sits on a major commuter route to
Madison
• Is anchored by UW Health Clinic
• Lot sizes are flexible, starting at
1.1 acres and $2.00/sf
Belleville is poised to welcome
newcomers to Bell West, its new west
side development. Bell West has over
300 residential lots available.
Consider these features:
• Beautiful frontage on the Sugar River
• Lake views
• In town, yet nature-oriented
• Easy walking distance to downtown
businesses
• Access to great schools
• Large lots starting at only $45,000
• Model homes available for inspection
Ace Plumbing
Steve Ace, Owner
501 Hwy D, Brooklyn, WI 53521
(608) 424-3074
Emergency cell: (608) 516-0116
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Proposed Road
LOTS FOR SALE
BUILD TO SUIT
20 Minute Drive Time
Proposed Road
Phase 1 Lots
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Phase 1 Lots
Site Features:
• Flexible lot sizes ranging from
1.1 acres to 12 acres
• Commercial & residential lots
$2.00/sf - $4.00/sf
• Conveniently located at the intersection
of CTY HWY PB and Hwy 92 (Main St, Belleville)
CTY HWYCTY
PB HWY PB
from 1.1 to 12 Acres
• Great location for: fast food, dental office,
bank, dealership, convenience store
• Traffic Count: 7,400 cars daily
• Phase one lots have utilities and sewer
systems in place
HWY 92
HWY 92
Contact Rick Francois
at (608) 424-3375 for
additional information.
your trusted partner
Custom Homes, Remodeling,
Design and More!
608-513-4300
www.NoldenConstruction.com
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Early Belleville
Library Park
Arriving from Canada in 1842, John Frederick and
family settled near Madison. In 1845, he located
an ideal “mill site” on the Sugar River in Montrose
Township, acquired 240 acres including “water
rights,” and built a dam and saw mill. A hamlet in
section 34 began to develop around the mill and
prompted “Yankee” settlement with a hotel/tavern,
blacksmith, harness maker and general store. Early
land abstracts show that Daniel Webster, noted
eastern orator and land speculator, invested in a
significant number of village parcels.
In 1847, an octagon-shaped school was erected
followed by the formation of Baptist, Methodist and
Presbyterian congregations.
In 1851, the village was platted and named for
Frederick’s native place, Belleville, Canada West.
The 1851 surveyed plat of the village designated
this square as “public ground.” Before the days of
pioneer settlement an early Native American trail
crossed this parcel, leading from a Winnebago camp
in Green County to another camp near Lake Waubesa.
Originally this square was used for picnicking and
occasional grazing of milk cows.
A post office was established in 1852.
In the 1850s and 1860s Swiss, Irish and French
groups acquired adjacent farm lands.
The 1870s and 1880s brought new growth with a
library (one of the earliest in the state), opera house
and railroad.
By 1900, a fire department, high school and
the Ladies Utopian Band were part of this
flourishing village.
In 1887, a “tent city” was erected here for laborers
working on the new railroad.
After village incorporation in 1892, a two-story brick
building was erected in 1894 for use as a village hall
and library on second floor, and fire house and jail on
ground floor. The village constable allowed “hobos”
to spend the night in the jail portion of the building.
Bands of gypsies also camped on the grounds
according to early newspaper accounts.
By 1915, a bandstand and fountain were added to the
grounds. Park events included holiday celebrations,
fairs, political rallies, concerts and free summer
movies.
Village offices and the fire house were relocated in
1923. The library remained until 1978. The first floor
was renovated into a meeting room and museum.
The building and park grounds were placed on the
National Register of Historic Places in 1981.
Today, the park is the picturesque setting for
community events such as the summer concert series.
Background photo depicts the Stewart Tunnel.
Courtesy of Belleville Area Historical Society
www.bellevillewisconsinhistory.org
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Railroad Depot & Stewart Tunnel
In 1886, the Chicago, Madison, and Northern Railroad (later Illinois Central)
started to construct a route between Madison via Freeport, Illinois. This
new line would allow western business expansion into Wisconsin.
Grading between these cities was nearly complete by late 1887, except for
the largest project on the company’s line, the tunnel.
Located between Monticello and three miles south of Belleville, a tunnel
was to be cut through a blue limestone ridge in Exeter’s section 20.
The tunnel was started in late 1886, with construction crews working on
each end. Hand and compressed air drills were used to make holes in the
rock for explosive charges. Many local farmers were part of the crews that
worked day and night shifts.
During construction, contractor James Stewart was killed in a buggy
accident while following the surveyed route. The tunnel was named Stewart
Tunnel in his honor.
On December 1, 1887, the two headings came together. The tunnel was 930
feet long and constructed on a curve.
In February 1888, the first train made its run from Freeport to Madison.
That same year, work also started on Belleville’s prairie-style depot. Two
passenger trains along with local and through freight trains carrying grain,
livestock and other freight became daily occurrences.
Occasional freights continued until 1997. Then the Wisconsin Department
of Natural Resources converted the former rail line into a bike trail. Today,
Stewart Tunnel is a highlight of the Badger State Trail. Make sure you bring
a flashlight!
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VILLAGE HALL
24 West Main Street
(608) 424-3341
Office Hours:
Monday-Friday
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Belleville Embroidery
BELLEVILLE
MUNICIPAL COURT
24 West Main Street
(608) 424-6551
BELLEVILLE
PUBLIC WORKS
20 River Street
(608) 424-3666
for all your apparel needs
T-Shirts
sweatShirts
hoodies
jersies
m
&much ore!
608.333.6864
www.bellevilleembroidery.com
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BELLEVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT
31 East Main Street, Belleville, WI 53508
Non-Emergency: (608) 424-3129 • Emergency: 911
www.bellevillepd.com
The Belleville Police Department was established in 1953. Today, in addition to the
Chief, there are four full-time officers, one part-time officer, and two part-time clerks
serving the Village in Dane and Green Counties. There is patrol staff on duty most days
from 6:30 a.m. to 3:00 a.m. A mounted patrol unit was added in 2013.
The Department participates in many county- and state-wide networks and initiatives,
including a criminal information exchange network, Crime Stoppers, drunk driving and
underage alcohol enforcement, pedestrian and school zone safety projects, and National
Night Out, which is a community-police awareness raising event held throughout the
nation to promote involvement in crime prevention activities.
Locally sponsored events include Police Citizens Academy, Walk Your Child to School
Day, a bike safety event for children, Shop With a Cop, and an annual drive-up drug
disposal event. In 2014, the Department installed a drug disposal bin for citizens to
drop off unwanted prescriptions and over-the-counter medications.
BELLEVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT
33 East Main Street, Belleville, WI 53508
Non-Emergency (608) 424-3081 • Emergency: 911
www.bellevillefd.org
The Belleville Fire Department was established in 1912. The
Fire District includes the Village of Belleville, townships
of Montrose and Exeter, and small parts of the townships
of Brooklyn and Oregon. Currently there are 35 volunteer
firefighters headed by a volunteer Fire Chief. The fire station,
located at 33 East Main Street was originally constructed in
1961 and expanded to its current size in 1991.
Annually the department responds to 110-120 calls including
grass/brush fires, structure fires, and EMS assists. Helping
keep our community safe is our number one priority.
BELLEVILLE WISCONSIN
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
480 River Street, Belleville, WI 53508
Non-Emergency: (608) 424-3350 • Emergency: 911
www.bellevilleems.org
Belleville Area EMS was established in 1976. The EMS District
includes the Village of Belleville, the Town of Montrose
and portions of the Towns of Exeter, Oregon, Brooklyn and
Primrose. There are currently 40 volunteer EMT’s and drivers,
headed by a volunteer Director. The EMS Building, located at
480 River Street, was constructed in 2001.
Belleville Area EMS responds to approximately 350 calls annually
including medical emergencies, motor vehicle accidents, citizen
assist and Fire Department assists. Providing quality emergency
medical services id the top priority of Belleville Area EMS.
If you are interested in becoming a volunteer EMT or driver, please
call the EMS Building at (608) 424-3350 or visit our website.
Photos on this page provided by the departments.
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BELLEVILLE PUBLIC
LIBRARY
“Encouraging Belleville’s love of books
and learning for more than 135 years”
130 South Vine Street
Phone: (608) 424-1812
Fax: (608) 424-3545
Hours:
Monday-Thursday 9:00 am-7:00 pm
Friday 9:00 am-5:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am-Noon
www.bellevillelibrary-wi.org
GAS & ELECTRIC
Alliant Energy
Customer Service,
including A/C and furnace repair:
(800) 862-6222
Electric Emergency or Outage:
(800) 862-6261
Gas Odors or No Heat:
(800) 862-6263
Hearing Impaired Services:
TTY-TDD (800) 654-3440
Digger’s Hotline: (800) 242-8511
www.alliantenergy.com
We Energies
Customer Service:
(800) 242-9137
Gas Leak/Emergency:
(800) 261-LEAK (5325)
www.we-energies.com
LOCAL/AREA NEWSPAPERS
Post Messenger Recorder
109 5th Avenue #A
New Glarus, WI 53574
(608) 527-5252
www.newspubinc.com
SUGAR RIVER
SENIOR CENTER
(608) 424-6007
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U.S. POSTAL SERVICE
(608) 424-6254
TTY: (877) 889-2457
Toll-Free: (800) Ask-USPS (275-8777)
Retail Hours:
Monday-Friday
9:00-11:30 am • 12:30-4:30 pm
Saturday 9:00 am-11:00 am
Sunday Closed
Bulk Mail Acceptance Hours:
Monday-Friday
10:00-11:30 am • 12:30-3:00 pm
WASTE COLLECTION
Village of Belleville
24 West Main Street
(608) 424-3341
Pellitteri Waste Systems
(608) 257-4285
www.pellitteri.com
Dane County Landfill
(608) 838-9555
www.countyofdane.com/pwht/recycle/
landfill.aspx
Dane County Clean Sweep
(608) 294-5366
www.danecountycleansweep.com
BLASER PARK
Blaser Park is a neighborhood park on
the north side of town that features two
soccer fields, a shelter, and playground
equipment.
COMMUNITY PARK
Community Park is nestled between
the northern and southern portions of
the residential districts, and is nearly
completely surrounded by Lake Belle
View, providing a spectacular setting
for all types of activities. Enjoy a quiet
walk, observing wildlife or breathtaking
sunsets over Lake Belle View. Recent
improvements have been made to
the ball field, backstop fencing, and
new lighting. The park hosts many
family picnics, weddings and family
reunions, and is the site of the annual
Community Picnic weekend in August.
GREEN VIEW PARK
Green View Park, at the southeast end
of the village, is a neighborhood park
with a shelter and play structure.
LIBRARY PARK
Library Park is located in the center of
town, and is populated with beautiful,
mature oak trees. It features a gazebo,
fountain, and National Landmark “Old
Library” building, which hosts public
meetings. The park also hosts Fall
Festival, a unique opportunity for the
entire family to celebrate the end of the
growing season.
VETERAN’S MEMORIAL PARK
Veteran’s Park is located between the
pedestrian bridge and River St along
the proposed Riverwalk. It features a
Memorial Stone and a picnic table to
enjoy the beautiful Sugar River.
SHAMROCK PARKS
NORTH AND SOUTH
Both Shamrock Parks are great places
for hiking, snowshoeing, hunting, and
fishing. Located along the Sugar River,
this area marks the future home of the
Riverwalk.
SUGAR RIVER PARK
Sugar River Park is a 14-acre parcel
on the east side of town. It features
two soccer fields and a small ball
diamond that provide needed athletic
facilities for our growing youth athletic
programs. Playground equipment, a
shelter, restrooms and picnic tables
provide a great place for family picnics
and reunions.
Please see the community map on
pages 20-21 for park locations.
2015 Contest Winner - “Community”, by Jean Kringle
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ARGUE-MENT GOLF COURSE
N9603 Argue Road
www.arguementgolf.com
A nine hole golf course that prides itself
on following the natural contours of the
land upon which it was built.
COMMUNITY POOL
635 West Church Street
Open Memorial Day to Labor Day, the
Community Pool offers open swimming
sessions as well as organized lessons.
EDELWEISS CHALET
COUNTRY CLUB
W4764 Edelweiss Road
www.edelweissccc.com
A challenging semi-private 18 hole course
with expansive views amid rolling hills.
EXETER DISC GOLF PARK
County Highway D
The Sugar River runs alongside the park
and is in play on a few holes.
ICE SKATING
Located in Community Park
on Bross Circle.
LAKE BELLE VIEW
1 Bross Circle
Park entrance is along River Street.
OLSON OAK WOODS
1744 Fritz Road
Verona, WI 53593
www.dnr.wi.gov/topic/Lands/
naturalareas/index.asp?SNA=157
A forested park with walking and hiking trails.
NEW GLARUS WOODS
STATE PARK
W5446 County Highway Nn
www.dnr.wi.gov/topic/parks/name/ngwoods
A 435 acre wooded state park, offering
camping, hiking, picnicking and
snowshoeing.
SPORTS LEAGUES
Belleville Bobcat Youth Football
www.bbobcatyouthfootball.com
Belleville Youth Baseball
www.bellevilleyouthbaseball.com
Belleville Youth Softball
www.leaguelineup.com/bvilleclubsoftball
Belleville Bulldogs Youth Soccer
www.eteamz.com/bellevillebulldogs
Southwest Basketball League
www.swblonline.com
Snowmobiling--Belleville Sno-Cats
[email protected]
www.sites.google.com/site/
bellevillesnocats
Bowling, Bags and Volleyball—
Schwoegler’s Sugar River Lanes
www.sugarriverlanes.com
SUGAR RIVER WETLANDS
www.dnr.wi.gov/topic/Lands/
naturalareas/index.asp?SNA=299
A diverse wetland environment with
numerous rare plant and animal species
complementing a robust fish population.
TRAILS
More information about recreational trails
on pages 14-15.
Counseling services
Children Adults Families
(608) 445-0710
foundationscc.com
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This will be the fourth year
Belleville has hosted this event
which has become a favorite
among local athletes. Please
visit www.sugarrivertri.com
to register, volunteer or
become a sponsor.
Custom Spray Drying services for
the food, beverage, infant formula
and pharmaceutical industries
throughout the world.
www.andersonprocessing.com
Belleville, WI (608) 424-3321
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Biking enthusiasts enjoy easy access to state bike trails, and,
likewise, Belleville enjoys an economic boost from trail users’
easy access to the Village.
BADGER STATE TRAIL
Fitchburg to the Illinois Border
www.badger-trail.com
The Badger State Trail is part of the Ice Age Trail System and
extends from Fitchburg, Wisconsin to the Illinois border. One
highlight is the Stewart Railroad Tunnel (Exeter Tunnel) just
south of Belleville. The tunnel is 930 feet long and a flashlight is
recommended. The Village of Belleville caters to bikers and there
is plentiful parking and shopping opportunities.
ICE AGE TRAIL
Minnesota to Lake Michigan
dnr.wi.gov/topic/parks/name/iceagetrail
Extending from the Minnesota border to Lake Michigan, the State
trail spans more than 1,000 miles.
STEWART TUNNEL
www.badger-trail.com/tunnelhistory.htm
A 930-foot long rail tunnel converted for bike and pedestrian use,
the tunnel was constructed in 1887 for the Chicago, Madison and
Northern Railroad.
SUGAR RIVER STATE TRAIL
New Glarus to Brodhead
dnr.wi.gov/topic/parks/name/sugarriver
Following an abandoned railroad line from New Glarus to
Brodhead, the trail features 14 trestle bridges.
State Trail Passes are required for people ages 16 and older
(not required for pedestrians). More information about state
trail passes can be found at dnr.wi.gov.
MILITARY RIDGE STATE TRAIL
Dodgeville to Madison
dnr.wi.gov/topic/parks/name/militaryridge
40 miles long, the trail connects Dodgeville and Madison, and
borders Governor Dodge and Blue Mound State Parks.
Notable for being the only curved tunnel of its type in the state,
Stewart Tunnel is the centerpiece of the Badger State Bicycle
Trail. Read more about the history of Stewart Tunnel on page 7.
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BELLEVILLE AMERICAN
LEGION POST 460
2 West Pearl Street
Belleville, Wisconsin 53508
The American Legion was founded on
the premise that all who serve in the
United States Armed Forces during
times of National crisis are eligible for
membership. The mission of The American
Legion is to provide service to veterans,
their families, and their communities.
BELLEVILLE AREA
CULTURAL FOUNDATION
P.O. Box 406
(608) 424-6220
www.bellevilleareaculturalfoundation.org
It is our mission to support and bring
the arts, cultural programs, educational
opportunities and entertainment to the
greater Belleville, Wisconsin area.
BELLEVILLE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
P.O. Box 392
www.belleville-wi.com
The Belleville Chamber of Commerce is
a non-profit organization with over 60
members that helps cultivate a positive
business climate, promote the Belleville
community and organize and facilitate
community events.
BELLEVILLE COMMUNITY
CLUB, INC.
Like us on Facebook!
The Belleville Community Club organizes
the Community Picnic, raising funds to
support community organizations and
scholarships.
BELLEVILLE FOOD PANTRY
24 West Main Street
(608) 424-3341
Tuesdays 8:00 am-noon and Thursdays
1:00-4:00 pm. The Food pantry may be
closed on holidays, election days or other
days that government business must take
precedence over the room used for the food
pantry. Please call to verify hours before
you come. The food pantry is open for use
by Belleville School District residents.
BELLEVILLE GARDEN CLUB
Kim Hegstrom (608) 669-3002
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bellevillelibrary-wi.org/friends-bellevillepublic-library
Our mission is to: Maintain an association
of persons interested in libraries, life-long
learning and cultural programs; Focus public
attention on the library and educate the
community in the use of library resources
and services; Receive and encourage gifts
and bequests to the library; Support and
cooperate with the library in developing
library services and facilities for the
community; and, Fiscally sponsor adult and
children cultural and educational programs.
www.bellevillegardenclub.com
Meets every 2nd Tuesday of the month,
KIWANIS CLUB OF BELLEVILLE
September-April at 7:00 pm in the Library
W4093 Pine Valley Road
Park – Old Library Building.
(608) 424-6220 • www.bellevillekiwanis.org
BELLEVILLE AREA
Kiwanis is a global organization of
volunteers dedicated to improving the world
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
one child and one community at a time.
Jerry Remy
P.O. Box 202
(608) 424-3842
www.bellevillewisconsinhistory.org
Our mission is to collect, preserve and
perpetuate the history of the Village of
Belleville and its adjoining townships and
neighboring communities. “A History of
Belleville and Surroundings,” a 256-page
comprehensive publication of the Belleville
Area Historical Society, is available for
purchase at Village Hall ($10).
PARENT-TEACHER
ORGANIZATION (PTO)
bellevillePTO@gmail. com
COUNTRY AIRES
HOMEMAKERS
Elaine Meier (608) 424-3424
ECONOMISERS HOMEMAKERS
Sue Bonacker (608) 424-6220
HEALTH IMPROVEMENT
PROJECT (BCHIP)
FRIENDS OF THE
BELLEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY
FRIENDS OF THE
BADGER STATE TRAIL
www.friendsofbadgerstatetrail.org
SUGAR RIVER ATV CLUB
Randi Mullendore (608) 225-2078
SUGAR RIVER THEATER
N8939 Hughes Road
(608) 513-3634 • www.sugarrivertheater.com
The Sugar River Community Theater is a
theater company producing communitybased theater for children and adults.
TODDLER TIME
Jessica Yaun and Christina Buol
Email: [email protected]
Like us on Facebook! Belleville Toddler Time
VILLAGE OF BELLEVILLE
COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
(608) 424–3700 • bellevillewi.org
The Belleville Community and Economic
Development Committee is available
to assist in recruiting and retaining
businesses and industries in the area.
Assistance is also available for businesses
and industries seeking information on site
locations, financing, utility rates, taxes
and other resources.
SUGAR RIVER
SENIOR CENTER
BELLEVILLE BUSY BEAVERS
4-H CLUB
(608) 424-6007
www.sugarriverseniorcenter.org
Betty Wolff (608) 424-3830
Pam Beyer (608) 279-1985
[email protected]
BELLEVILLE BOY SCOUTS
BELLEVILLE GIRL SCOUTS
Barb Funseth (608) 424-3688
Carol Eberhardy (608) 424-3943
Tim Young (608) 424-6500
Office Hours:
Monday–Friday, 9:00 am–3:00 pm
Nutrition Site Hours: Noon–1:00 pm
Residents in the Belleville School
District, age 50 and over, enjoy free
membership in the Senior Program. We
provide case management, information,
referral and nutritional services, as well
as social and education activities. A
complete calendar of events is published
in our monthly newsletter. Contact us
to receive the newsletter or for more
information.
SUGARWOOD APARTMENTS
Ages 55 and over
50 Heritage Lane
(608) 424-9980
BELLEVILLE CUB SCOUTS
DAYTON DAIRYLANDERS
4-H CLUB
KIWANIS CLUB OF
BELLEVILLE
Chris Meier (608) 424-6337
BELLEVILLE AMERICAN
LEGION POST 460
BELLEVILLE SENIOR
CITIZENS PROGRAM
BELLEVILLE ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE
SUGAR RIVER ATV CLUB
FRIENDS OF
STEWART TUNNEL
BELLEVILLE PUBLIC
LIBRARY
BELLEVILLE AREA
CULTURAL FOUNDATION
PARENT-TEACHER ORGANIZATION (PTO)
CUB SCOUTS
BELLEVILLE GARDEN CLUB
BELLEVILLE CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
BELLEVILLE BUSY BEAVERS &
DAYTON DAIRYLANDERS 4-H CLUBS
BELLEVILLE COMMUNITY CLUB
BELLEVILLE FOOD PANTRY
TODDLER
TIME
GIRL SCOUTS
BELLEVILLE COMMUNITY HEALTH
IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
BOY SCOUTS
BELLEVILLE AREA
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
COUNTRY AIRES &
ECONOMISERS HOMEMAKERS
VILLAGE OF
BELLEVILLE
SUGAR RIVER THEATER
HEART SONG
415 East Ave.
608-424-6787
BELLEVILLE
SCHOOL
DISTRICT
HOMETOWN
ASSISTED LIVING
2 Heritage Lane
608-424-0174
2015 Contest Winner - “Best of Show”,
by Aaron and Shawn Gobel
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Sugar Ave
East Ave
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PARK
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GREENVIEW
PARK
Vorndran Dr
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SCHOOL ST
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Albert Cir . . . . . . . . . . . C1
Ann Ct . . . . . . . . . . . . . C2
Bell West Blvd . . . . . . . A4
Belle Av . . . . . . . . . . . . C2
Bellrose St . . . . . . . . . . C2
Blaser Dr . . . . . . . . . . . D5
Bowlavard Av . . . . . . . . C2
Bross Cir . . . . . . . . . . . C4
Butts Ct . . . . . . . . . . . . C2
Cafferty Cir . . . . . . . . . . B3
Callahan Dr . . . . . . . . . B4
Canal St . . . . . . . . . . . . .F1
Church St . . . . . . . . . . . C4
Colt Dr . . . . . . . . . . . . . A3
Countryside Dr . . . . . . . D4
County Highway CC . . . C5
County Highway D . . . . .E2
County Highway D . . . . .E3
County Highway D . . . . .F2
County Highway D . . . . .F4
County Highway PB . . . A2
County Highway PB . . . .F2
County Highway PB . . . G1
County Highway X . . . . G3
Dane St . . . . . . . . . . . . D2
Dayton St . . . . . . . . . . . .F3
Dianne Av . . . . . . . . . . G1
Dickson St . . . . . . . . . . .F1
Madison St E . . . . . . . . G3
East Ave . . . . . . . . . . . . D4
Edison St . . . . . . . . . . . A4
Enterprise Av . . . . . . . . D4
Erin St . . . . . . . . . . . . . B3
Evarts St . . . . . . . . . . . D4
Fairview St . . . . . . . . . . C4
Federal St . . . . . . . . . . . D3
Fifth Av . . . . . . . . . . . . . D3
Fonda Ln . . . . . . . . . . . G4
Fourth St . . . . . . . . . . . D5
Frederick St . . . . . . . . . C4
Gehin Rd . . . . . . . . . . . C1
Gehin St . . . . . . . . . . . . B4
Grant St . . . . . . . . . . . . C4
Green St . . . . . . . . . . . . D4
Green View Dr . . . . . . . D5
Greenway Cross Ct . . . . D2
Hannah Rd . . . . . . . . . G3
Harmon Av . . . . . . . . . . C4
Harrison St . . . . . . . . . . .F1
Harrison St . . . . . . . . . C4
Havens St . . . . . . . . . . . .F3
Heritage Ln . . . . . . . . . D2
Jackson Ct . . . . . . . . . . D3
James Av . . . . . . . . . . . A4
James Av . . . . . . . . . . . B3
Jon St . . . . . . . . . . . . . C2
Kari St . . . . . . . . . . . . . D2
Karl Av . . . . . . . . . . . . . C2
King St . . . . . . . . . . . . . C2
Lincoln St . . . . . . . . . . . C4
Little Lakes Rd . . . . . . . D1
Madison St . . . . . . . . . . G3
Main St . . . . . . . . . . . . C4
Maple Cir . . . . . . . . . . . D2
McCormick St . . . . . . . D3
Milwaukee St . . . . . . . . G3
Mitchell St . . . . . . . . . . D4
Montrose Rd . . . . . . . A1
North Shore Dr . . . . . . C2
Paoli Rd . . . . . . . . . . . . .F1
Paoli Rd . . . . . . . . . . . . G1
Park St . . . . . . . . . . . . . D5
Parkway Av . . . . . . . . . C2
Pearl St . . . . . . . . . . . . D4
Prisk St . . . . . . . . . . . . B4
Queen St . . . . . . . . . . . C2
Range Tr . . . . . . . . . . . .F1
Remy Rd . . . . . . . . . . . .E1
Remy Rd . . . . . . . . . . . .E4
Richard St . . . . . . . . . . D1
River St . . . . . . . . . . . . D4
Rose St . . . . . . . . . . . . C2
School St . . . . . . . . . . . C4
School St . . . . . . . . . . . D4
School St . . . . . . . . . . . D5
Serv-Us St . . . . . . . . . . D4
North Park St . . . . . . . . D3
Sugar Ave . . . . . . . . . . D4
Sugar Ave . . . . . . . . . . D5
Village Dr . . . . . . . . . . . C4
Vine St . . . . . . . . . . . . . D5
Vorndran Dr . . . . . . . . . .E5
Walter Rd . . . . . . . . . . . A2
Wayne Dr . . . . . . . . . . . A3
Welch St . . . . . . . . . . . C1
White St . . . . . . . . . . . . G3
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Oregon
39
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Monona
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Belleville
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Fitchburg
69
92 D
Waterloo
Sun Marshall
Prairie
113
Middleton
Verona
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LLE EMS
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Madison
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DeForest
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Jody Gerner, Realtor
HOME
tOwn
(608) 444-1350
[email protected]
1 West Main Street
www.cbsuccessrealty.com/gerner
GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING
DESIGN & CONSULTATION
619 River Street Suite 4
Belleville WI 53508
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office: 608 424 9966
fax: 608 424 9977
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email:
bweber@weberassoc net
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(608) 424-3364
Mon-Fri: 9am-6pm | Sat: 9am-1pm
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Drive Thru
Great Gift Items!
Compounded Medication
We Treat You Like Family!
Our Family Caring For Your Family
www.hometownpharmacywi.com
Source: www.bestplaces.net, for zip code 53508 as of June 2014
Population
Household Income
Age Distribution
2014
2,454
Up to $30,000
14.0%
0-20
30.5%
2010
2,262
$30,000-$50,000
16.5%
21-34
15.5%
2000
2,089
$50,000-$75,000
22.0%
35-44
15.5%
1990
1,076
$75,000-$100,000
20.5%
45-54
16.0%
Change 1990-Now
77.0%
$100,000-$150,000 21.0%
55-64
13.0%
Change 2000-Now
33.0%
Over $150,000
65-74
4.5%
75 +
4.0%
Diversity
White
6.0%
Housing
97.5%
Median home age
African-American
.5%
Median home cost
Asian
.5%
Appreciation-1 year
1.7%
Other
1.5%
Appreciation-5 years
Hispanic or Latino
4.0%
Not Hispanic/Latino
96.0%
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Educational Attainment
Less than high school
7.0%
High school graduate
35.0%
-3.1%
Some college
35.5%
Appreciation-10 yrs
13.2%
4-year college degree
17%
Property tax rate
$20.37
Masters degree +
5.5%
$181,700
“Belonging to your cooperative
is about Growing Together,
Staying Together and
Succeeding Together because
TOGETHER
WE ARE BETTER.”
The Landmark Experience:
Helping you farm smarter to ensure your legacy
now and for generations to come.
1.800.236.3276 • www.landmark.coop
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BELLEVILLE EMBROIDERY
DULUTH TRADING COMPANY
PATCHES & PETALS
7107 Karl Avenue
(608) 333-6864
Team jerseys, embroidered shirts, family
reunion t-shirts, business jackets, hats
– that is just some of what can be done
at Belleville Embroidery. Shop for your
Belleville and Sugar River gear at our
display in Burreson’s Foods!
1107 River Street
(608) 424-1227
www.duluthtrading.com
Duluth Trading Company is a national
apparel retailer with a tradition of
tough workwear that solves problems for
hardworking men and women. In 2012,
Duluth Trading Company opened their
outlet store in Belleville, which is jampacked with year round savings of 50% or
more on overstocks, slightly flawed gear,
discontinued items and returns.
13 West Main Street
(608) 424-1516
www.patchesandpetals.com
Patches and Petals, a quilting store, was
chosen as one of eleven featured shops
across the United States and Canada for
the Spring 2012 issue of Quilt Sampler
magazine, published by Better Homes and
Gardens. Patches and Petals also features
classes, field trips and online ordering.
BELLEVILLE HOMETOWN
PHARMACY
1 W. Main Street
(608) 424-3364
www.hometownpharmacywi.com/belleville
Belleville Hometown Pharmacy has been
serving the Belleville community for over
25 years.
FAMILY DOLLAR
1029 River Street
(608) 424-1926
www.familydollar.com
At Family Dollar, you’ll find the products
you and your family need the most at
the lowest prices. From groceries, to
health and beauty products, to household
goods and clothing, Family Dollar carries
national brands at incredible savings.
Cameo Rose Victorian
Country Inn B&B
1090 Severson Road
(608) 424-6340
www.cameorose.com
Super 8 of Verona
Holiday Inn Express
& Suites
515 W Verona Ave
Verona, WI 53593
(608) 497-4500
www.ihg.com/
holidayinnexpress/hotels/us/
en/verona/msnve/hoteldetail
131 Horizon Drive
Verona, WI 53593
(608) 848-7829
www.super8verona.com
Fairfield Inn & Suites
613 W Verona Ave
Verona, WI 53593
(608) 845-3000
www.marriott.com/hotels/
travel/msnmv-fairfield-innand-suites-madison-verona/
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Grace United Methodist Church
246 West Pearl Street
(608) 424-3859
www.graceumcbelleville.org
Saint Francis of Assisi
338 South Harrison Street
(608) 424-3681
www.stfrancisbelleville.parishesonline.com
First United Church of Christ
130 East Church Street
(608) 424-3572
www.bellevillefirstucc.org
Primrose Lutheran Church
8770 Ridge Drive
(608) 832-4435
www.primrosechurch.org
As early as the 1850s and 60s, Methodists in the village held services in members’ homes, and
later shared a structure on Church Street with the Presbyterians and Adventists. In 1895, the
congregation purchased a lot where the Grace United Methodist Church stands today on the
corner of Pearl and Harrison streets, and began construction of a “church of their own.” It is
shown here as it stood in 1908.
Francois Oil Convenience Stores and Wholesale Fuel
Proudly Serving South Central Wisconsin Since 1939
128 W. Main St.
(608) 424-3375
428 River St.
(608) 424-6322
*featuring Godfather’s Pizza
www.thestationstores.com
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SCHOOL DISTRICT OF
BELLEVILLE welcomes you…
A message from the District Administrator, Pam Yoder ~ We invite you to have a look at the School District of
Belleville and experience small schools with large school options. Located just 20 minutes south of Madison, the School
District of Belleville delivers a traditional hometown feel with an emerging emphasis of “Personalized Learning” for all
students, while maintaining its quality of small town life.
We have numerous opportunities ensuring every student will have a positive educational experience through our three
new initiatives; Partnerships in Comprehensive Literacy (PCL), Project Lead the Way (PLTW), and One to One Technology.
Students will discover new areas of information, engage in critical thinking and hands on learning, while attaining higher
levels of achievement. The School District of Belleville is committed to providing a comprehensive, challenging curriculum
that promotes the intellectual, social and emotional development of the school district’s students.
Mission The School District
of Belleville is committed to
providing all students with quality,
personalized learning that prepares
them to meet current and future
challenges and opportunities of the
21st century.
Vision Every student will achieve
success and graduate as a lifelong
learner, globally competitive, and
prepared for college, career and life.
Core Values We believe the best is yet to come for all our
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students and for the School District of Belleville. Toward that end, we
believe in five central tenets related to the following:
Learning | Relationships | Respect | Excellence | Equity
Contact Us
District Office
608-424-3315
www.belleville.k12.wi.us
“I just wanted to tell you
how pleased I am with
Belleville...after meeting
with the teachers we are just
impressed with all they do
they do for the kids. The staff
is amazing...they care.”
— School District
of Belleville High
School Parent
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We offer…
• One to One Technology (1:1)
• Project Lead the Way (PLTW) for grades
K-12: K-5 LAUNCH; 6-8 GATEWAY; 9-12
Intro to Engineering Design, Computer
Integrated Manufacturing & Principles of
Engineering
• Regional Center for Partnerships in
Comprehensive Literacy (PCL)
• Early Childhood
• 4-year-old Kindergarten
• 9 Advanced Placement (AP) courses:
recognized AP Honor Roll School
• 14 Dual Credit Courses: courses taught
by Belleville teachers that earn students
both high school and college credit
• Youth Options: 11th and 12th grade
students may take postsecondary courses
at a Wisconsin college or university
• 2 World Languages: Spanish and German,
for grades 7-12
• 9 Career and Technical Education fields
with Youth Apprenticeship opportunities
• Advanced Learner opportunities for grades
2-12
• Award winning Band and Choir programs
• 22 Clubs and Activities
• 20 Boys and Girls Athletic Teams
Small Classes — Big Ideas
Academics, Arts and Athletics
Find it all in School District of Belleville
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No doubt about it, the School District of Belleville benefits from
the resources and expertise of local businesses, organizations, and
local government. And the number of partnerships is increasing.
The district’s mission is The School District of Belleville is
committed to providing all students with quality, personalized
learning that prepares them to meet current and future challenges
and opportunities of the 21st century.
With this mission in mind and now, more than ever, it is important
for schools, organizations and businesses to look into forming
collaborative partnerships because the trend is to provide more
with less financial support.
Establishing systems that create partnerships, enhancing
communication throughout the community and offering the public
trust in the districts transparency has been a priority since a new
superintendent was hired
For the schools, it is a win-win situation for staff and students.
“These partnerships provide opportunities for our students to learn
and discover their talents and interests,” said Superintendent Pam
Yoder. “For our staff, the possibilities make them think outside of
the box.”
In January, Cate Machine and Welding donated a CNC mill to the
high school. The mill is valued at approximately $15,000. It will
help the district launch another Project Lead the Way course,
Computer Integrated Manufacturing.
The Cate family is hoping that their partnership with the school
district is replicated by other area businesses
“We wanted help students get into trades and the workforce
because the future of our business relies on their interest and
training,” said Steve Cate. “If we don’t give students opportunities
to learn what they like to do and how to do it, we, as a society,
will continue to limit ourselves with the growth and the work ethic
of our workforce.”
Tech ed teacher Ed Neumann and Cate will teach students how to
program and make the best use of the machine.
Cate Machine and Welding also is a partner with our school-tocareer program, allowing students to job shadow at their shop, as
well as taking on one paid student position per year.
Currently, the school district has 24 students working and learning
at area businesses. There are three students who are completing
course work and job shadowing for child care teacher certification
and five students who are taking on-line courses and participating
in clinicals at the New Glarus Nursing Home for certified nursing
assistant certification.
The district school to career coordinator is currently exploring a
health care partnership with the UW-Health Belleville Clinic.
Recently, plans for a mechanics class offered at the new Francois
Sales and Service facility were announced.
“We are pleased and excited to work in partnership with the
Belleville schools,” said Rick Francois. “By adding a course to the
Project Lead the Way curriculum, we add more opportunities for
students and staff and we strengthen our long-term relationship
in the community.”
For more information, please visit the school district’s website at www.belleville.k12.wi.us.
Under the guidance of Erik Farrar,
marketing and business education
teacher, Belleville High School students
interviewed business owners, wrote,
and designed the following insert.
Bryce Grace
Cash Hoffman
Timothy Jelle
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Daryn Lietz
Abraham Morrick
Bryan Pauli
Isis Richards
Amanda Sorenson
Trapper Trickle
Belleville Center Stage
Cate Machine & Welding
Founded in 1970 by Paul Cate, Cate Machine & Welding is a job
shop with full service ability in machining, welding, fabrication,
and repairs. “We strive to produce a quality product and service at a
reasonable price. We want each of our customers to enjoy working
with each person at our company.” They do a majority of their work
in agriculture, automotive, dairy, exercise, and construction industries.
Cate is deeply rooted in the community with 10 of 18 employees
having graduated from Belleville High School. They also try to give
at least one work apprenticeship opportunity per year. Cate generously
donated a machine to the school district to enhance the learning of the
students. Cate gives discounts to the village, schools, fire department,
and police department.
Kate’s Hair Studio
Primary Contact: Gene Cate
Phone: (608) 424-3612
Website: catemachine.com
Location:
520 Enterprise Ave., Belleville
NEW !
New to Belleville, Kate’s Hair Studio is a full
service hair salon that offers coloring, perms,
waxing, nails, pedicures, and manicures. Kate
says that her mission is “to provide quality hair
care.” Opened in 2006, she moved to Belleville
in August. Kate takes great pride in her 10 years
experience of doing hair. In the shop, customers
can purchase professional hair products at a good
price; beauty products such as Paul Mitchell,
Sebastian, and OPI.
Phone: (608) 424-0028
Facebook Page: Kate’s Hair Studio LLC
Location: 1019 River St, Belleville, WI 53508
[email protected]
NEW
Sugar River Senior Center
LOCA
TION
The Belleville Senior Center is a human resource center for
senior citizens that uses planned activities to keep seniors
engaged and healthy. They make food for Meals on Wheels
to deliver to people in the community and other communities
like Montrose and Verona. They coordinate a variety of
services for senior citizens and their families including:
benefit specialist and case management referrals, foot care,
flu clinics, informational workshops on senior topics, rides
for individual medical and
mental health appointments,
Primary Contact: Amanda Peterson
group van rides for local, Monroe and
Phone: (608) 424-6007
Madison shopping, support groups for
a variety of needs including caregivers
Facebook: Sugar River Senior Center
and vision impaired persons, and both
Location: 21 S. Vine St., Belleville
home-delivered and group dining
meals. Their main goal is to help assist
seniors that still want to live in their home. They offer services to their citizens through case management on
Medicare and House Aids. The senior center’s new building offers more for seniors to do, and it allows for
them to expand service area to include residents of that live Green County. The business was formed in 1975
and is the oldest senior center in Dane County. They have a strong relationship with the community and the
school district; Executive Director Amanda Peterson graduated from Belleville Schools.
Borland’s
Borland’s, founded in Belleville in 1951, is known for their fish,
which won Q106’s radio contest for Best Fish Fry in the Madison
Area. Borland’s is heavily involved in the community; supporting
the school and athletic programs, local sponsorship, as well as
having family roots in the town. “Our goal as a business is to give
a quality product at a price people feel is fair.” Borland’s buys their
ingredients locally (Burreson’s and Millers).
Primary Contact: Van Rear
Phone: (608) 424-3013
Facebook: Borland’s
Location: 119 West Main St., Belleville
Burreson’s Food Center
Burreson’s is a local grocery store that offers
bakery, deli, meat case, fresh produce, dairy,
and liquor. “Our goal is to serve Belleville and
the surrounding area with quality products and
service at a fair price.” Burreson’s opened in
Blanchardville 1996 and moved to Belleville in
2009. Along with the deli and bakery, Burreson’s makes in-house
sausage only available in store. They are a big contributor to the
community and donate 1% of all sales to non-profit organizations in
the area as well as to the food pantry.
!
Primary Contact:
Darin Burreson
Phone: (608) 424-1986
Website: Burresons.com
Location:
1019 River St., Belleville
[email protected]
Charlie’s Bark Park
Charlie’s Bark Park is a fun and
energetic place for dogs! They provide
a range of services for your canine.
Their commitment to service, honesty,
and welcoming atmosphere sets them
apart from other pet care facilities. They
offer overnight boarding care, doggie daycare, and grooming
which includes professional hair trimming and styling. They have
a very strong relationship with the community; owners Chad and
Heidi Fahey have lived in Belleville for 16 years and have raised
their family here. In the future, they plan to open a behavior and
rehabilitation facility for dogs.
Primary Contacts: Chad and Heidi Fahey
Belleville Phone: (608) 424-1300
Monroe Phone: (608) 329-6004
Website: charliesbarkpark.com
Facebook: Charlie’s Bark Park
Location: 350 Enterprise Ave, Belleville
Patches & Petals
Primary Contacts: Lynn Alme or
Andrea DeSmet
Patches & Petals is a unique quilt store that offers everything a quilter
Phone: (608) 424-1516
needs for any project. They have high quality fabrics that are combined
with gifts, patterns, and books to create a quilter’s general store.
Website: patchesandpetals.com
They started their business on November of 1998, in Belleville. They
were selected as one of the Top Ten Quilt Shops in the Nation in 2012. Facebook: Patches and Petals LLC
Patches & Petals is planning to continue to grow their online business. Location: 13 W Main St., Belleville
Belleville Early Learning Center
The Early Learning Center is a family
owned daycare that educates children
from ages 8 weeks to 11 years. They
are a learning center that strives to make
everyone feel at home here while learning
and growing at the same time. They
provide education and a safe environment
for the children within the center. The
center was formed April of 2007 and has been established in
Belleville since then. Alyssa Kriebs is a 2001 graduate of Belleville
Schools. “Our goal is to eventually start another location, but until
then we would like to get the community and parents in Belleville to
be more aware of us and understand that we are a quality center.”
Primary Contact:
Alyssa Kriebs
Phone: (608) 424-1818
Fax: 424-1819
Location:
129 Greenway Cross, Belleville
[email protected]
Hometown Pharmacy
NEW
The Belleville Hometown Pharmacy is a local
pharmacy serving the Belleville area specializing in
prescription drugs, over the counter drugs, and
other goods. Their main mission is to serve the greater
Belleville area. They’ve been serving the area for 10
years and recently moved to a new location. They
offer mainly prescription drugs and over the counter
medication, but also have a selection of other goods
like gifts, cards, etc.
LOCA
TION
!
Phone: (608) 424-3364
Website: hometownpharmacywi.com (And a Facebook)
Location: 1 West Main St. Belleville, WI 53508
Duluth Trading Co.
Duluth, created in 1991, has grown into
a very successful supplier of clothing,
tools, and miscellaneous tradesman
goods. The company has been a great
source of jobs for residents of Belleville
and nearby areas, particularly in the winter season at their warehouse
located at 170 Countryside Dr. in Belleville. They also have an outlet
store filled almost entirely with discounted items and deals.
HQ Location:
170 Countryside Dr. Belleville
Outlet Location:
1107 River St. Belleville
HQ Phone: (608) 424-1544
Outlet Phone: (608) 424-1227
Website: duluthtrading.com
UW Health Belleville Family Medicine Clinic
The Belleville family medical clinic
opened in 1981 and spent its first 30
years in the building now occupied
by the Belleville Senior Center. In
October of 2011, the clinic relocated to its current location at 1121
BellWest Blvd. The goal of UW-Health is to improve the health of
the people of Wisconsin and the nation through leadership in family
medicine education, clinical practice, research, and community
service. The clinic offers a full range of family medicine services and
also offer help to the Belleville EMS, Belleville School District, and
the New Glarus Home.
Primary Contact:
Peggy Soehnlein
Phone: (608) 424-3384
Email:
[email protected]
Website: uwhealth.org
Location:
1121 BellWest Blvd, Belleville
[email protected]
Federal Industries
Federal Industries is a company devoted to
producing high-quality, high-performance,
and customizable display cases. It was
formed in 1919 and has been designing and
manufacturing display cases to fit the needs and wants of any business
for 97 years, whether it be refrigerated, dry, or heated displays. They
plan to become the industry leader in display case manufacturing,
as well as sustain steady profit growth. They market their products
throughout the entire U.S., Canada, Mexico, South America,
Caribbean and Middle East. Federal deals with all ranges of clients
including foodservice, schools, and convenience stores.
Primary Contact: Craig Jordan
Phone: (608) 424-9218
Cell: (608) 347-1340
Fax: 424-3234
Email:
[email protected]
Francois Sales & Service
Francois is an automotive dealership that sells new Ford vehicles in
addition to all makes and models of used vehicles. They have a service
and parts department that services all makes and models of vehicles.
Their mission is to deliver sales and service experiences with high quality,
excellent value, and integrity to earn customers loyalty. Their service
department stocks a wide variety of parts so they can service all kinds of
vehicles. Francois will continue to maintain a presence and be active in
the community. They support local
activities, charities, the school
district, and other businesses. They
are currently building a new state
of the art dealership on the edge
of town off of Hwy PB next to the
medical clinic that will be opening
up this spring. Francois hopes
to create another 15 jobs in our
community.
Primary Contact: James Malpede
Phone: (608) 424-3375
Email: www.francoisford.com
Facebook: Francois Sales and Service
[email protected]
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ACCOUNTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES . . . . . . 39
BANKS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
BAR & GRILL . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
BEAUTY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
BOWLING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
CHILDCARE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
CONTRACTORS. . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
CONVENIENCE STORES
& GASOLINE . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
DANCE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
DENTISTS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
EDUCATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
EMBROIDERY . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
ENGINEERING & SURVEYING. . . 40
EXCAVATING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
FINANCIAL SERVICES. . . . . . . . 40
FUNERAL HOMES. . . . . . . . . . . 40
GOLF COURSES . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
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GROCERY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
HEALTH CARE/CLINICS
& WELLNESS. . . . . . . . . . . . 40
HEALTH & FITNESS . . . . . . . . . 40
INSURANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
LANDSCAPING . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
LIBRARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
MANUFACTURING . . . . . . . . . . 40
MONUMENTS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
MUNICIPALITIES . . . . . . . . . . 41
NEWSPAPERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
PET BOARDING/GROOMING. . . . 41
PHARMACY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
PLUMBING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
PRINTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
QUILT SHOP. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
REAL ESTATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
RESTAURANT/FOOD SERVICE. . . 41
RETAIL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
VETERINARIAN. . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Agricultural Services
LANDMARK SERVICES
COOPERATIVE
321 Fifth Street
Belleville, WI
608.819.3350
www.landmark.coop
Accounting
CAROL EBERHARDY, CPA
626 Village Drive
(608) 424-3943
Fax (608) 424-1879
www.prep.1040.com/eberhardycpa
Automotive Services
Beauty
CHRISTEN BROTHERS SERVICE
MAIN STREET SALON
55 Bowlavard Avenue
(608) 424-3734
www.cbsrepair.net
FRANCOIS SALES
AND SERVICE
Cathy Sonnenburg
131 West Main Street
(608) 424-3626
[email protected]
FRANCOIS OIL, THE STATION
SALON SAVVY
CITGO
(608) 424-3375
www.francoissales.com
1055 North Edge Trail
Verona, WI 53593
(608) 333-4328
www.thesuitelifesalons.com
Banks
Bowling
BANK
SCHWOEGLER’S SUGAR
RIVER LANES
27 West Main Street
(608) 424-0090
www.middletonbank.com
807 River Street
(608) 424-3774
www.sugarriverlanes.com
SUGAR RIVER BANK
Childcare
12 North Shore Drive
P.O. Box 350
(608) 424-1520
www.bankofnewglarus.com
UNION BANK & TRUST CO
110 Greenway Cross Court
(608) 424-1997
www.ub-t.com
Convenience Stores
& Gasoline
BELLEVILLE EARLY
LEARNING CENTER
(608) 424-1818
Contractors
NOLDEN CONSTRUCTION, LLC
(608) 424-3375
428 River Street
(608) 424-6322
Dance
WHITNEY’S ACADEMY
OF DANCE
9 West Main Street
P.O. Box 26
(608) 513-2762
www.whitneysacademyofdance.com
Dentists
NEIGHBORHOOD SMILES
SUGAR RIVER
Ryan Yakowicz, DDS
120 Greenway Cross
(608) 424-3222
www.smilesbelleville.com
Education
Bar & Grill
(608) 513-4300
J & M BAR
DAYTONWOOD PAINTING LLC
(608) 424-3315
For more information, see pages 18-19.
(608) 424-3441
THE NEST
30 West Main Street
P.O. Box 378
(608) 424-1949
Doris Diaz
W3175 Daytonwood Road
(608) 438-4449
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Daytonwood Painting
BELLEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
Embroidery
7107 Karl Avenue
(608) 333-6864
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Engineering &
Surveying
Health Care/
Clinics & Wellness
BUESING & ASSOCIATES, INC.
BELLEVILLE CHIROPRACTIC
AND WELLNESS CENTER
1029 River Street
(563) 451-5548
www.buesing.com
Excavating
1019 River Street; Suite 5
(608) 424-1840
[email protected]
www.BellevilleChiro.com
HAROLD’S EXCAVATING
HOLISTIC HEALING
7119 Gehin Road
(608) 424-3481
RICHARD ALME
CONSTRUCTION
N9231 Hillcrest Road
(608) 575-1752
Financial Services
FINANCIAL SERVICES CENTERGARY L. CUTLER
110 Greenway Cross
Cell (608) 712-1952
Office (608) 424-2313
www.fscinvest.com
Funeral Homes
BEAL FUNERAL HOME
(608) 424-3771
www.bealfuneralhomes.com
Grocery
BURRESON’S FOODS
1019 River Street
(608) 424-1986
www.burresons.com
Gentle Massage, Reiki, Tai Chi
Mara Rohde
N9095 County Road D
(608) 424-6024
[email protected]
UW HEALTH BELLEVILLE
FAMILY MEDICINE
1121 Bell West Blvd
(608) 424-3384
www.uwhealth.org
Health & Fitness
EXPRESS FITNESS
COMMUNITY HEALTH CLUB
2 West Main Street
(608) 424-6373
Insurance
STATE FARM INSURANCE -MIKE O’CONNOR
629 River Street; Suite A
(608) 424-3367
Landscaping
SCHMIDT LANDSCAPE
SERVICES, INC.
N8371 County Road X
(608) 441-8877
www.SchmidtLandscapes.com
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TURNER LAWN CARE LLC (TLC)
Harry Turner, Jr.
N7782 County Hwy CC
Monticello, WI 53570
(608) 424-3300
(608) 220-8965
www.TLC-TurnerLawnCare.com
Library
BELLEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Phone: (608) 424-1812
www.bellevillelibrary-wi.org
Manufacturing
ANDERSON CUSTOM
PROCESSING, INC.
220 Serv-Us Street
P.O. Box 76
(608) 424-3321
www.andersonprocessing.com
CUSTOM CRAFT DISTRIBUTION
Faye Nolden
121 Countryside Drive
(608) 424-9080
Fax: (608) 424-9081
www.customcraftvinyl.com
DULUTH TRADING
170 Countryside Drive
P.O. Box 409
(608) 424-1915
Monuments
ARCHIE MONUMENTS
Jerry Remy
541 Remy Road
(608) 424-3842
Municipalities
Quilt Shop
VILLAGE OF BELLEVILLE
PATCHES & PETALS
US POST OFFICE
Real Estate
P.O. Box 79
(608) 424-3341
102 S Vine St.
608-424-6524
Newspapers
POST MESSENGER RECORDER
109 5th Avenue #A
(608) 527-5252
www.newspubinc.com
Pet Boarding/
Grooming
CHARLIE’S BARK PARK
350 Enterprise Avenue
(608) 424-1300
www.charliesbarkpark.com
13 West Main Street
(608) 424-1516
COLDWELL BANKER SUCCESS
1088 Henry Road
(608) 444-1350
www.cbsuccessrealty.com/gerner
Restaurant/Food Service
SUBWAY
1019 River Road
(608) 424-6333
www.subway.com
Retail
Pharmacy
7107 Karl Avenue
(608) 333-6864
BELLEVILLE HOMETOWN
PHARMACY
BELLEVILLE HOMETOWN
PHARMACY
1 West Main Street
(608) 424-3364
www.myhometownrx.com
Plumbing
ACE PLUMBING
501 County Road D
Brooklyn, WI 53521
(608) 424-3074
Printing
THYSSE PRINTING SERVICE
281 West Netherwood Street
Oregon, WI 53575
(608) 249-6951
www.thysseprinting.com
1 West Main Street
(608) 424-3364
www.myhometownrx.com
DULUTH TRADING
1107 River Street
(608) 424-1915
PATCHES & PETALS
13 West Main Street
(608) 424-1516
Veterinarian
VILLAGE ANIMAL CLINIC
619 River Street
(608) 424-1330
www.villageanimalclinic.org
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Belleville Chiropractic
& Wellness Center
Your Trusted Family Dental Team
Dr. Brad K. Freitag, D.C.
Dr. Jay R. Makovec, D.C.
[email protected]
www.bellevillechiro.com
1019 River St. Suite 5, Belleville, WI 53508
(608) 424-1840 | Fax (608) 424-1815
Medicare and most supplemental insurance accepted.
No Insurance? No Problem
We offer budget friendly payment plans
Educating the children of the community every step of the way
129GreenwayCrossCt.BellevilleWI53508Ph.608-424-1818bellevillecenter13@yahoo.com
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A
ACE PLUMBING
8 (Ad), 41
501 County Road D, Brooklyn, WI
(608) 424-3074
ACHENBACH CONSTRUCTION
N9164 Dohm Drive, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-6148
BELLEVILLE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
41 (Ad)
P.O. Box 392, Belleville, WI
BILL’S BARBER SHOP
5 South Harrison Street, Belleville,
WI(608) 424-3515
CATE MACHINE & WELDING
520 Enterprise Avenue, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-3612
BELLEVILLE CHIROPRACTIC
& WELLNESS
40, 42 (Ad)
1019 River Street, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-1840
BLASER REALTY
115 West Main Street, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-3003
CHARLIE’S BARK PARK 10 (Ad), 41
(608) 424-1300
BOARDMAN & CLARK, LLP
(608) 424-3404
CHARTER BUSINESS
2701 Daniels Street, Madison, WI
(608) 516-9721
BORLAND’S
(608) 424-3013
CHRISTEN BROTHERS
SERVICE, LLP
6 (Ad), 39
55 Bowlavard Avenue, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-3734
ACTION GUITARS
313 East Church Street,Belleville, WI
(608) 424-1233
BELLEVILLE
COMMUNITY BANK
14 (Ad), 39
(608) 424-0090
ANDERSON CUSTOM
PROCESSING, INC.
19 (Ad), 40
220 Serv-Us Street, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-3321
BELLEVILLE EARLY LEARNING
CENTER
42 (Ad), 39
129 Greenway Cross Court, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-1818
ANSWER IT
(608) 424-9111
BELLEVILLE EMBROIDERY 14 (Ad), 39
7107 Karl Avenue, Belleville, WI
(608) 333-6864
ARCHIE MONUMENTS
541 Remy Road, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-3842
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ARGALL DAIRY SYSTEMS, INC
171 Countryside Drive, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-6110
ARGUE-MENT
GOLF COURSE, INC.
N9603 Argue Road, New Glarus, WI
(608) 527-6366
AUSTIN CONSTRUCTION
W4005 Tunnel Road, New Glarus, WI
(608) 424-6460
B
BADGERLAND RESTORATION
EMERGENCY SERVICE
41 Countryside Dr., Belleville, WI
(608) 424-0209
BEAL FUNERAL HOME, INC.
32
(608) 424-3771
BELLEVILLE ALE HOUSE
(608) 424-1911
BELLEVILLE AUTO BODY
(608) 424-6009
BELLEVILLE FAMILY MEDICAL CLINIC
1121 Bellwest Blvd, Belleville
WI
(608) 424-0084
BELLEVILLE HOMETOWN
PHARMACY
26(Ad), 41
(608) 424-3364
BELLEVILLE MINISTORAGE, LLC
7059 Frenchtown Road, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-3676
BELLEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY 40
130 South Vine Street, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-1812
BELLEVILLE SCHOOL
DISTRICT
39
625 West Church Street, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-3315
BELLEVILLE SMALL ENGINE
(608) 424-6255
BELLEVILLE VETERINARY CLINIC
(608) 424-6364
BEST CONSTRUCTION
(608) 424-6181
BRIGHTBOX INDUSTIRES, INC
750 County Road PB, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-3500
BUESING
& ASSOCIATES, INC.
9 (Ad), 40
(563) 451-5548
BUOL BUILDERS, LLC
W3773 Fahey Road, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-3187
BURKE REALTY
(608) 424-3240
BURRESON’S
FOODS, LLC
10 (Ad), 40
(608) 424-1986
C
39
COLDWELL BANKER
SERVICES
26 (Ad), 41
1088 Henry Road, Belleville, WI
(608) 444.1350
CORNER CAFÉ
(608) 424-1714
COUNTER FITTERS
(608) 424-1502
CUSTOM CRAFT VINYL
PRODUCTS, INC.
(608) 424-9080
D
C & R YAMAHA
714 Rosevale Drive, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-3211
CAMEO ROSE BED
& BREAKFAST
1090 Severson Road, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-6340
CAPITAL FINISHING, LLC
(608) 424-6896
CAROL EBERHARDY, CPA
626 Village Drive, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-3943
CITGO
(608) 424-6322
38
DAM BAR
3 East Main Street, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-9600
DAYTONWOOD PAINTING LLC 39
W3175 Daytonwood Road, Belleville, WI
(608) 438-4449
DESMET SEPTIC
& EXCAVATING
N7869 County Road D, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-3014
43
DOT’S TAVERN
(608) 424-3042
DREAM MAKER’S CREATION
(608) 424-3037
DRYWALL SERVICES, LTD
(608) 225-8660
DULUTH TRADING CO.7 (Ad), 40,41
(608) 424-1544
E
EDWARD JONES
INVESTMENTS
(608) 424-6838
EXETER DESIGN, INC
N8096 Buol Road, Belleville, WI
(608) 712-1040
EXPRESS FITNESS
40
(608) 424-6373
EYEBALL MACHINE CO.
(608) 424-1926
F
FAMILY DOLLAR
(608) 424-1926
FEDERAL INDUSTIRES
215 Federal Avenue, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-1457
FINANCIAL SERVICES
CENTER
6 (Ad), 40
(608) 712-1952
FIRE RESCUE SUPPLY
15 North Vine Street, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-9890
44
FIRST WEBER REALTY-KARLA DOWNING
2985 Triverton Pike Drive, Suite 200,
Madison, WI
(608) 225-5946
FLESCH CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC
(608) 424-6525
FOUNDATIONS COUNSELING
CENTER
(608) 445-0710
18
FRANCOIS OIL,
THE STATION
7 (Ad), 39
(608) 424-3375
FRANCOIS SALES
& SERVICE
7 (Ad), 39
(608) 424-3377
FRENCHTOWN SELF STORAGE
7059 Frenchtown Road, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-6530
G
GEHIN CUSTOM HOMES, LLC
W3238 Daytonwood Road, Belleville, WI
(608) 576-9536
GEIGER REALTORS
2980 Cahill Main, #203, Fitchburg, WI
(608)277-1333
GJ MIESBAUER & ASSOC., INC.
(608) 424-3330
KATE’S HAIR STUDIO
(608) 424-0028
HELWIG ROOFING, LLC
W3389 Buol Road, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-6302
KELSCH MACHINE CORP.
1328 County Road PB, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-3631
HICKS’ COMPANY
Main Street, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-9877
HOLISTIC HEALING
County Road D, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-6025
L
40
HOMETOWN ASSISTED LIVING
2 Heritage Lane, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-0174
HOOFER EQUESTRIAN CENTER
1008 Severson Road, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-1301
HORIZON MANAGEMENT
GROUP, INC.
112 West School Street, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-1290
I
INSULATION DISTRIBUTORS
7039 Little Lakes Road, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-6556
IT’S A RUFF LIFE
103 W. Main Street Belleville, WI
(608) 636-4315
J
JBC CUSTOM HOMES, LLC
W3220 A Schaefer Road, Belleville, WI
(608) 235-2908
H
HEART SONG ASSISTED LIVING
415 East Avenue, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-6787
K
J&M BAR
39
(608) 424-3441
GL REHABILITATION SERVICE
(608) 424-6800
HAROLD’S
EXCAVATING
7119 Gehin Road, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-3481
HELLENBRAND SEPTIC
SERVICE, LLC
W3978 Tunnel Road, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-9400
40
JIM’S HEATING & AC
39
580 Enterprise Ave. Ste A, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-6518
JT ENTERPRISES AUTO DETAIL
CLEANING
Jon Tourdot
560 Morehead Road, Belleville, WI
(608) 209-2274
LANDMARK SERVICES
CO-OPERATIVE
27 (Ad), 38
321 Fifth Street, Belleville, WI
(608) 819-3350
LAPETITE ACADEMY
(608) 424-6319
M
MAIN STREET SALON
39
(608) 424-3626
MAXINE WARD, PIANO LESSONS
233 North Park Street, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-3484
MERTENS INNOVATIONS &
RESEARCH
6427 County Road A, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-6848
MONET FOOD, LLC
(608) 424-1717
N
NEIGHBORHOOD SMILES
DENTAL
39
(608) 424-3222
NINE MOUND EXCAVATING
7066 Gaffney Road, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-1511
NOLDEN
CONSTRUCTION, LLC 9 (Ad), 39
(608) 513-4300
P
S
PATCHES & PETALS, LLC 27 (Ad), 41
(608) 424-1516
SCHMIDT
LANDSCAPING
26 (Ad), 40
N8371 Country Road X, Belleville WI
(608) 441-8877
PELLITTERI WASTE SYSTEMS
7035 Raywood Road
Madison, WI 53713
(608) 257-4285
PHI GARAGE DOOR
18 E. School Street, Belleville, WI
(608) 577-8487
PLUMBING SPECIALISTS
676 Sugar Avenue, Belleville, WI
(608) 279-4301
POST MESSENGER
RECORDER
41
109 5th Avenue #A, New Glarus, WI
(608) 527-5252
PRIORITY BUILDERS, INC.
(608) 424-6961
Q
QUALITY CUSTOM CABINETS
(608) 424-3400
R
REEB’S ELECTRIC, LLC
N8736 Hannah Road
(608) 206-5559
RICHARD ALME
CONSTRUCTION
40, 42 (Ad)
N9231 Hillcrest Road, Belleville, WI
(608) 575-1752
RIVER CITY REALTY
7250 State Road 69, Belleville, WI
(608) 222-3572
ROAD RESCUE TOWING
702 Schaefer Road, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-9500
ROCK’N ROBS DRYWALL
20 West Pearl Street, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-6334
SCHWOEGLER SUGAR
RIVER LANES
(608) 424-3774
39
SICO AMERICA, INC.
Todd Schilling
(608) 424-1817
SOLBERG REFRIGERATED
FREIGHT
W2263 State Road 92, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-6509
STATE FARM INSURANCE-MIKE O’CONNOR
6 (Ad), 40
629 River Street, Suite A, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-3367
41
SUGAR RIVER ACCOUNTING, LLC
(608) 577-9449
SUGAR RIVER BANK 11 (Ad), 39
12 North Shore Drive, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-1520
SUGAR RIVER PIZZA
(608) 424-6777
SUGAR RIVER SENIOR CENTER
(608) 424-6007
US POST OFFICE
41
102 S Vine St., Belleville, WI 53508
608-424-6524
SUGAR RIVER SPORTS
7002 Little Lakes Road, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-6045
UW HEALTH BELLEVILLE
FAMILY MEDICINE
7 (Ad), 40
1121 Bell West Blvd, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-3384
SULLIVAN LANDSCAPING
N9448 County Road CC, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-6058
T
SOIL NET
(608) 424-0098
SUGAR RIVER EXTERIORS
24 North Harrison, Belleville, WI
(608) 235-0417
UNIQUE HEATING & AIR
CONDITIONING
Belleville, WI
(608) 424-3391
SWEET WATER LANDSCAPE
(608) 957-1003
SMALLBIZ RESOURCE, LLC
Judy Bacha
P.O. Box 135
2 West Main Street, Suite 103,
Belleville, WI
(608) 424-3700
SUBWAY 1019 River Road, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-6333
SUGAR RIVER PROPERTY
MAINTENANCE
(608) 957-1003
THE HONEY MAN
925 Welch Street, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-3858
THE NEST
39
(608) 424-1949
THYSSE PRINTING
SERVICE
10 (Ad), 41
281 Netherwood Street, Oregon, WI
(608) 249-6951
TLC TURNER LAWN CARE
(608) 424-3300
TOWN & COUNTRY
INSURANCE
(608) 424-1683
TRI-STATE ALUMINUM PRODUCTS
7134 Schaefer Road, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-3576
U
UNION BANK & TRUST
COMPANY
6 (Ad), 39
(608) 424-2204
V
VILLAGE ANIMAL
CLINIC 38 (Ad), 41
(608) 424-1330
VILLAGE
OF BELLEVILLE
(608) 424-3341
41
W
WATKINS AUTO SALVAGE, INC.
W2898 Penot Lane, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-3581
WEBER ASSOCIATES, LLC 26 (Ad)
Bruce Weber
(608) 424-9966
www.webergeotech.com
WHITNEY’S ACADEMY
OF DANCE, LLC
39
(608) 513-2762
WISCONSIN FARM AUCTION
(608) 424-3748
WOLFF’S BELLEFONTAINE FARMS
(608) 424-3665
Z
ZWEIFEL’S DISPOSAL
(608) 279-3807
RYAN VANDE BERG, CPA
115 Greenview Drive, Belleville, WI
(608) 424-0180
45
January
June
• Martin Luther King, Jr. Soup Supper - High School Commons
• Belleville Chamber of Commerce Music Crawl
• Chamber of Commerce Meeting
• Belleville High School Graduation, 1st Sunday
• Belleville Busy Beavers Ice Cream Social &
Dairy Queen Crowning
• Belleville Friends of the Library Music in the Park
(Tuesday Evening)
February
• Belleville 4 Year Old School Screening
• Kiwanis Chili Lunch/Supper and Travelogue
• Belleville Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting,
Last Weekend
July
• Belleville Friends of the Library Music in the Park
(Tuesday Evenings)
• Bastille Day
• Sugar River Community Theater Presentation
• Belleville High School Sports Impact Testing
• Quilt Show, 3rd Saturday
March
• Belleville High School Musical, 2nd Weekend
• Daylight Savings Time Begins
• Belleville PTO Bingo–Every Other Year (Odd Years)
• St. Francois of Assisi Bingo–Every Other Year (Even)
• Belleville School District Spring Break
August
April
• Friends of the Belleville Public Library Easter Egg Hunt
• Belleville Community Picnic (Second Full Weekend)
• Community Club Car Show (Second Weekend in September)
• Belleville High School Sports Begin
• Belleville Gridiron Golf Fundraiser
• Belleville Schools Registration
• Lake Fest
May
• Belleville High School Prom
• Belleville Community Garage Sales, 2nd Saturday
• Fire Department Fish Boil
46
September
• Sugar River Triathlon
• Belleville School District First Day of School
• Belleville PTO Fall Festival
• Belleville Area Mom Garage Sale
October
• St. Francois of Assisi Church Dinner (First Sunday)
• Primrose Lutheran Church Dinner
• Belleville High School Homecoming Parade
• UFO Days (Last Saturday)
• Halloween Trick or Treating on the 31st
November
• Daylight Savings Ends
• Belleville Road Rally
• United Church of Christ Church Dinner (Second Saturday)
• American Legion Bingo and Feather Party
• Belleville School District Thanksgiving Break
December
• Belleville PTO – Holiday Shop, Book Fair and Santa Visit
(First Friday)
• Belleville School District Winter Break
47
PRSRT STD
US POSTAGE
PAID
MADISON, WI
PERMIT NO. 549
ECRWSSEDDM
POSTAL CUSTOMER
How Can I Find Out What’s Happening?
In addition to the newspaper, the quickest way is to
check out the News section on our web site. You can also
sign up for individual email alerts for jobs, elections,
emergency and other information. Just visit us online at
www.bellevillewi.org/news.
What Can Village Hall Do for Me?
Stop by and we can help you with lots of things! Here’s
just a few things we can help you do…
• Register to vote
How Can I Ask Questions of the Village?
• Sign up for automatic utility bill payment
The Village of Belleville has three departments and a
community-owned utility, and is a collaborative partner in
shared EMS and fire districts. If you are unsure about where
to direct a question or comment, feel free to give us a call
at (608) 424-3341 or stop by Village Hall. You can also
email us at [email protected]. We also have a
lot of information on our web site about resident services
under Frequently Asked Questions, including information
about garbage, recycling, and leaf collection.
• Get your dog or cat license (or both!)
Who is the Village Board?
The Board of Trustees meets the first and often third
Mondays of the month at 6:00 pm at Village Hall, 24
West Main Street. The board has seven members called
“trustees,” one of whom serves as Village President. All
trustees are elected at large for two-year terms annually
in April, on a rotating basis. Agendas are typically posted
on the web site the Friday before the meeting, and are
posted around the Village. Everyone is welcome to attend.
• Reserve a park or shelter for a picnic
• Pay or ask questions about your tax bill
• Get a building permit
Many of the forms are already available on our website,
under Doing Business.
How Can I Get Involved?
The Village of Belleville is seeking residents interested in
serving on village committees or Village Board or as election
inspectors or volunteers. This is a great way to share your
abilities and become more involved with your community.
Please send letter of interest with background information
and qualifications to the Village President at P.O. Box 79,
Belleville, WI 53508 or [email protected]. For
more information about committee opportunities, please call
424-3341. You can really make a difference, and make new
friends along the way.
24 WEST MAIN STREET
P.O. BOX 79
BELLEVILLE, WI 53508
P. (608) 424-3341
F. (608) 424-3423

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