The Village of Kimberly NewsletterWinter 2021

President’s POINT OF VIEW2021—A Return to Normalcy—Kind Of!As I write this year end contribution to the Kimtalk, I am struck by how quickly the months have passed as we continue to morph our way back to “normal” while along the way, defining what “new normal” might be.

We embraced a sense of normal with the opening of the swim lake, the awesome presentation of fireworks thanks to our dedicated firefighters, we watched ball fields played on and crowds at the Amphitheater. We had record attendance in library programming as we welcomed a new director and moved away from a joint library operation and back to the Kimberly Public Library. We saw activities in Memorial Park that brought families together and the library sprouted a garden on the Municipal Complex grounds! Activities resumed in the Senior Center and gathering spaces at the complex, the EMR program grew from serving a community idea to a vital service with your volunteers responding to hundreds of calls for medical assistance.

We dropped mask wearing requirements and then brought them back. We welcomed in-person participation at board meetings while continuing to offer cyber connections for anyone and everyone to listen in as the board does their work. The Street Department continued their work in maintaining our streets and sewers and have been busy with removing diseased trees and planting new ones. The Parks and Recreation team offered too many opportunities to engage than my space allows me to list, and people came out and truly engaged! Trail connections from the river to CE came to life after years of visioning and planning. In the end, the result was better than the vision! Passage from lower Sunset Park to both the upper ballfields and the shelters were enhanced with beautiful and easy to traverse stairs as well.

Development has continued along the riverfront with the latest addition of our scenic overlook nearing completion! Work continues in building out the west end as we work with potential suitors for revitalizing the east end. We believe some exciting things will sprout in 2022!

We said goodbye and thank you to Roger Price who, for 34 years, served on the Water Commission as both a Commissioner and Chairman. His leadership and commitment are testimony of dedication and serving ones’ community. Roger’s contributions have been tremendous and appreciated.

We have seen and done lots in 2021, as we continue to live in a world of divisiveness and uncertainty with the Delta variant retriggering alarms, with good reason. We look to the future with our eyes wide open, with our safeguards for all top of mind and we look forward to a return of harmony. That harmony that has been the hallmark of life here in Kimberly. Neighbors engaged and helping one another. Differences discussed and not disdained. Cheering for everyone and helping the underdog. While 2021 has seen many things “get better” we still have work to do as we work our way back to “normal.” I am confident that the staff, elected officials and members of boards and commissions will find new ways to do good things and will set the tone for harmony as we look forward to 2022. We continue in the efforts of maintaining and enhancing the Village of Kimberly as great place to live, learn, work and play. May your stockings be filled with joy and love and your hearts be blessed this holiday season.

Chuck Kuen, Village President

Holiday Schedule Thanksgiving Holiday• All Village offices and departments

will be closed on Thursday, November 25th and Friday, November 26th in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday.

• Garbage Collection: Friday, November 26th garbage pickup will be held on Wednesday, November 24th.

Christmas Holiday• All Village offices and departments

will be CLOSED on Friday, December 24th and Monday, December 27th.

• Garbage Collection Change: Friday, December 24th garbage pickup will be held on Thursday, December 23rd.

New Year’s Holiday• All Village offices and departments

will be CLOSED on Friday, December 31, 2021.

• Garbage Collection Change: Friday, December 31st garbage pickup will be held on Thursday, December 30th.

GARBAGE COLLECTION ROUTE CHANGES -

Effective January 1, 2022. See enclosed insert for more info.

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2022 Election Information An election will be held in the Village of Kimberly on Tuesday, April 5, 2022 to elect one (1) Village President and three (3) Trustee positions. If a primary is necessary, it will be held on Tuesday, February 15, 2022. The two-year terms begin Tuesday, April 19, 2022.

Interested in running for the village board? Candidate paperwork can be picked up in the Clerk’s Office or downloaded from elections.wi.gov. Simply select the Candidates tab and the link “Getting on the Ballot.” Papers must be submitted by 5:00 pm on Tuesday, January 4, 2022.

2022 ELECTIONS Tuesday, February 15 . . . . . . . Spring Primary Tuesday, April 5 . . . . . . . . . . . Spring Election Tuesday, August 9 . . . . . . . . . . Partisan Primary Tuesday, November 8 . . . . . . . General Election

Absentee Voting By Mail: Applications expire 12/31 (except for voters with indefinitely confined status) and must be renewed each year. You can visit the MyVote WI website at myvote.wi.gov or email Village Clerk-Treasurer Jennifer Weyenberg at jweyenberg@vokimberly.org to obtain the application. A copy of your photo ID must be included if we do not have it on file already.

Absentee Voting In-Person: In-Person absentee voting starts on the Tuesday TWO WEEKS prior to each election. The Monday before an election is closed for both absentee voting and registration. Photo ID is required.

You can see a demonstration of the machines during the Public Test held the Tuesday before each Election Day. Watch for the Notice in the Times Villager.

If you have any questions regarding voting, please contact our office, Monday – Thursday. 8:00 am-4:00 pm and Friday 8:00 am-3:00 pm, 920-788-7500.

Property Tax PaymentsThe Clerk’s Office will be closed December 24th,

December 27th & December 31st for the Holidays.Once again for your convenience, CAPITAL CREDIT UNION, Kimberly location ONLY, will collect taxes for the Village of Kimberly until January 31, 2022. ANY RESIDENT, not just members, can pay their taxes at the Capital location in Kimberly. They offer extended hours and easy drive-through access.

Please pay taxes early to avoid the rush, or use the PAYMENTDEPOSITORY located by the west library entrance. DO NOT place tax bills or utility payments in the Library Book Return. The PAYMENT DEPOSITORY offers additional security and safety measures. Remember, the Library staff CANNOT collect tax bills.

The Municipal Complex NEW office hours Monday through Thursday 8 – 4 • Friday 8 – 3

WATER COMMISSION Nick Hietpas – Three-year term to expire October, 2024

BOARDS & COMMISSIONSThe Village Board of Trustees approved the

following appointment:

Kimberly Community Band Christmas Concert will be held on

Sunday, December 5th at Gerritts Middle School at 2:00PM Cookies and punch will be served after the concert.

Dog Licenses2022 dog licenses will be available at Village Clerk’s Office by December 15th, 2021. Neutered and Spayed Licenses are $7.00. Intact Male & Female Licenses are $12.00. When applying for a dog license, owners must present the current rabies vaccination certificate. Failure to license your dog may result in a $124.00 citation per dog, issued by FVMPD.

Want to mail in for your license? Scan the QR Code for the application.

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Street DepartmentEmerald Ash Borer – A Pain in the Ash

The Emerald Ash Borer, or dis-affectionately known as EAB, has made its presence known in our community, with a roar. This year dead and dying Ash trees can be found in every corner of our community, whereas last year it did not seem as noticeable. EAB larvae kill Ash trees by eating serpentine paths in the layer under the bark, the layer that carries water and nutrients to the leaves. Eventually water and nutrients are not able to make their way to the leaves, starving and killing the tree.

As of the start of spring this year the Street Department had approximately 500 Ash Trees lining our streets, with over 100 in need of removal due to the impacts of the Emerald Ash Borer. We know many more are infected and will be in need of removal as evidenced by a thinning upper canopy, prematurely yellowing and curling leaves, and spalling bark. The latter being a result of Wood Peckers pecking at the bark to get at the larvae. Removal of Ash Trees will be a principal focus for the Street Department for several years.

Equally concerning is the impact this has for trees on private property. Many trees are large and located in yards which are difficult, if not impossible, to reach with standard tree removal equipment. Many trees may require removal with more specialized equipment and processes. Additionally, the longer a dying or dead tree is left standing, the more unsafe and expensive it can be to remove. Owners of Ash trees should be planning for removal costs now. Removal is not a matter of if, but when.

Garbage & Recycling Reminders for Winter and the Upcoming Holidays

• The days for Bulky, Non-Metal Collection were changed three years ago to Monday and Wednesday for the designated week each month. Please reference the 2021 and 2022 Garbage and Recycling Calendars for the collection dates for your address. This change was made to assist in providing adequate staffing throughout the week for other duties.

• Polycarts CANNOT be placed in the road or on top of snow piles• The polycart MUST be placed at ground level either on the

terrace or in the driveway. Polycarts which are placed in the road for pick up, during winter months, are subject to be plowed over and damaged. Replacement of damaged carts are the responsibility of the property owner at the cost of $73.50.

• The Village DOES NOT pick up overflow garbage. Excess garbage generated due to the holidays must be disposed of by the renter or property owner. This can be done by spreading your overflow garbage over a couple of week’s collection, asking a neighbor if they have room in their polycart, or by hauling the overflow garbage to the landfill.

Winter Overnight Parking RestrictionsPer village ordinance, from December 1st to April 1st, vehicles are not permitted to park along village streets between the hours of 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. Vehicle owners may request permission from the Fox Valley Metro Police Department to leave their vehicle parked on the village streets during this period. Requests need to be emailed to overnightparking@fvmpd.org and include the following information: date, registered owner’s name, phone number, email address, license plate number, vehicle description, and address where the vehicle will be parked. Requests are limited per address and acceptance is dependent on weather conditions. Additional information on Winter Parking Restrictions can be found at www.fvmpd.org under the Overnight Parking tab.

Winter Driving• Remember to slow down and drive with extra caution during the

winter season. Allow more time for your trips to school, work, and shopping.

• The Village will maintain the street pavement as best they can. This does not mean the pavement will be completely free of snow and ice.

• There will always be situations where snow and/or ice build-up will occur on our streets and intersections especially early in the morning or later in the evening.

• Allow extra room when following other vehicles, approach intersections with extra caution, and assume your vehicle will not stop as fast as it does on dry pavement.

• Remain at least 200 ft behind snow plows and spreaders.

Weekly Brush PickupBrush which is longer than 18” and not more than 4” in diameter MUST be called in by 2:00 p.m. on WEDNESDAY for a Thursday pickup.

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Street DepartmentSnow Removal

• Village ordinance 430-10 states that it is unlawful to shovel, blow, or plow snow onto or across Village streets or alleys. Citations will be issued to habitual offenders.

• Salt barrels placed at specific intersections are to be used for emergency use only. These salt barrels are not provided for residents for their own application. Salt for sidewalks and driveways should be purchased at local retail outlets.

• Corner lot owners are asked to keep a path open through the crosswalks, the Village crew will clear the remainder of snow as time permits.

• Anyone with a fire hydrant near his or her property is asked to help keep the snow cleared from around it. This will allow for quick response time if ever the fire department needs to access the hydrant.

• Snow must be cleared from the sidewalks within 24 hours after each snowfall. If ice builds up, it must be removed or treated with a melting agent. It is Village policy to address unshoveled sidewalks only when a complaint has been filed. Village officials do not go out looking for sidewalks that need shoveling. No written or verbal notice will be given to violators per ordinance 430-10. Failure to comply will result in sidewalks being cleared by the Village and billed at a rate of $75.00 per hour, plus equipment usage. A minimum of one hour will be charged to clear sidewalks.

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Christmas Tree DisposalAfter the holiday season, Christmas trees can be placed on the terrace for pickup. The Street Department will pick up trees as time allows. Residents can also drop off at the yard waste site.

Park & Rec Department

Register for all programs online! https://Kimberly.recdesk.com/community/program

Babysitting Certification ClassDoes your child want to start babysitting or would you like them to feel more independent at home? Babysitting class offers skills for supervising other children, first aid and CPR skills training, and content that increases independence and confidence at home. Course content and instruction provided by Tanya R. CPR for participants age 10+. Course fee is $65. Tuesday, December 28th located at the Municipal Complex Evergreen Room. Please bring your own lunch.

Park Shelter ReservationsThe Park and Recreation Department will accept

2022 park shelter reservations fromVillage residents beginning on:

Monday, January 3, 2022 • 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Park and Recreation Department Office

426 W. Kimberly Avenue or call (920) 788-7507.

Congratulations to Roger Price for serving the

water commission since 1987. Thank you for 34 years of dedication and devotion

to your community.

Scan QR code to view all recreational

programing available.

Recreation Baseball Sign Ups Now offering baseball programs for children ages 3-13! New for 2022 – Tot Baseball morning program for players 3-4 y.o. with 2 convenient time slots to choose from. Registration for all baseball programs opens November 15th with an early bird discount for all programs until January 31, 2022! Registration will close March 13th, 2022, to allow adequate time to order jerseys and supplies, register early to reserve your spot today! Scan the QR code to go directly to our online registration page!

now open!

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Fire DepartmentKEEPING SNOW CLEAR CAN SAVE LIVESRemember to clear snow accumulation from furnace intake and exhaust pipes located outside your home. Snow accumulation and drifts blocking these pipes can not only cause your furnace to shut down, but it can cause carbon monoxide to build up in your home, which is a silent killer.

If you have a hydrant near your home and are willing and able to help keep it clear of snow, we greatly appreciate it. Not having to search or dig out a hydrant can save critical time during a fire response.

FIREPLACE SAFETYPrevent chimney fires by having your chimney cleaned and inspected every year. Do not burn anything other than clean, dry firewood. Reminder; ashes can, and do, rekindle starting fires every year. Always treat ashes like they are HOT. Do not put them in the trash, in your garage, or directly alongside the house.

FILL THE BOOT UPDATEThanks to many local & corporate donations, the “Fill the Boot” campaign was able to raise a total of $41,224.00, which the Kimberly Fire Department will use to purchase new cordless rescue tools.

In addition to the businesses and sponsors who provided matching funds, we would like to thank the following individual and business donors: Kathleen Vanden Boogard, Team Winnebagoland, Luvata, Donze CPA, LLC, Kimberly Eye Clinic, Jack Richeson and Co, Kimberly Dental Associates, LLP, Nancy Stuyvenberg, Employment Resources Group Inc, Century 21 Ace Realty (Dawn Christensen), Lox Club, Margaret Cox, Trident Automation Inc, Crane Engineering, Peerenboom’s Bar, Miron Construction, Chefos Pancake House, Tanners Bar and Grill, Marty’s Place, The Insurance Resource, Paperfest (volunteer hours), Sheila Schink, along with many generous cash donations.

OPEN HOUSE 2021A HUGE thank you to all who attended our open house this year.

We had beautiful weather and a great turn out. We would also like to thank the many sponsors who supported our efforts by donating food, bakery, money, gift baskets, prizes and time.

Your support is truly appreciated.

The Community Blood Center also thanks all who donated. They were able to fill every donation slot available!

Ademino & AssociatesBonnie Castillo

Capital Credit UnionCommunity First Credit Union

Crane EngineeringD.E.W. ProductsDeanna Minten

Diedrich InsuranceFestival Foods

Floors by RobertsFox Communities Credit Union

Jolene Van ThielKASD

Kimberly Dental AssociatesKimberly Eye Clinic

KRA

Krieger JewlersKwik Trip

Lamers RealtyMader’s Catering

Manderfield’s BakeryMarty’s Place

Megan KaschakMom & Pop’s Bakery

PLC – WI Holdings, LLCPierce Manufacturing

Robinson FloristRoundabout Bar and Grill

Tanner’s Grill & BarThrivent Financial

Timber LoungeWeyer’s Equipment

SPACE HEATERSSpace heaters should be plugged directly into the wall. Do not plug them into extension cords or surge protectors. Always keep clothes and flammables clear of them and never leave them on overnight or when you are sleeping. These devices should NOT be used as a primary heat source.

SMOKE ALARMS & CO DETECTORSDid you remember to change the batteries and check the dates on your detectors? Yes, we repeat this message, we get many calls because batteries are dead or detectors are very old. We have seen some over 20 years old, which is almost three times the average life. When in doubt replace it ~ it could save your life.

Kimberly Historical CommitteeBecause of current health concerns related to Covid 19 and out of respect for the public health of village residents and guests, the committee members feel it is best to cancel Christmas at Kimberly’s Historic Clubhouse previously scheduled for December 11. While we are sad and sorry to cancel this event, never fear! Plans are in the works for a historic celebration next summer. Please stay tuned and watch for what is coming.

“A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots.”

~Marcus Garvey

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CHRISTMAS AT THE POND Memorial Park

6 - 7 P.M. 218 E. Kimberly Ave.

11.28.21 SANTA LIGHTS TREATS CHEER MUSIC

Community Development UpdatesPhase 1 of the Cedars Historic Overlook is complete! The overlook is adjacent to the Kaukauna Utilities Hydro-Dam located on Papermill Run and features a continuation of the Papermill Run trail, a ramp leading to the overlook, limestone retaining walls, stamped concrete continuing the “Running through the Rolls” theme of Kimberly papermaking history, and landscaped areas.

Phase 2 of the project, scheduled for 2022, will include lighting, decorative railings along the ramp and rivers edge, and a refurbishment of the small brick building on the site. The Village Board will be discussing the scope of future building renovations with possible improvements to include lighting, windows, flooring, public restrooms and additional views of the river from indoors. The intention of the indoor space is to have it open for public use and possibly rentals. Stay tuned for further updates!

For further questions on the overlook project or other community developments please contact Village Administrator, Danielle Block at 920-788-7500 or dblock@vokimberly.org.

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Angels Among Us Tree @ Christmas at the PondRemember someone you love this holiday season by adding to our “Angels Among Us” tree in Memorial Park! Purchase an angel and return to the Village of Kimberly before November 19th to have Village staff place your angel in the park on the “Angels Among Us” tree for the November 28th Christmas at the Pond event. Angels can be purchased for $5 each at the Kimberly Street & Parks Department, Kimberly Municipal Complex and Kimberly Public Library. Add a loved one’s name to your angel or decorate to your liking. Proceeds from angel sales to benefit the Kimberly High School Key Club Giving Tree program spreading Christmas joy to students in the Kimberly Area School District.

Letters to SantaThe Village of Kimberly Parks and Rec Department is turning into the North Pole this holiday season! Children are invited to complete a letter to Santa for our special Santa mailbox, which will be located at Christmas at the Pond, November 28th from 6 p.m. – 7 p.m. and at the Kimberly Municipal Complex starting November 29th – December 15th. Forms available at https://www.vokimberly.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Santa-Letter-Christmas-2021.pdf or can be picked up at the Kimberly library.

In order for your child to receive a personalized letter from Santa himself, we need your help. You MUST fill out the online fillable form in order for the elves to assist Santa in sending a personalized

letter written to your child from the North Pole! Fill out the form here: https://forms.gle/m9hFADXHSitt1yrQ7 or scan the QR code. Questions? Contact the elves themselves at streets@vokimberly.org or call 920-788-7507.

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Santas on Parade!Join the Tanners Fat Tire Bicycle Club for their annual Santa Ride on December 4th, 2021. No need to register in advance, festive dress is encouraged. Simply bring an unwrapped toy to donate for the Toys for Tots holiday campaign to participate. Bike/drive route starts at Basil’s in Appleton meeting at 1:00 p.m. with departure at 1:30 p.m. and concludes at Tanners Grill and Bar in Kimberly. Event details, route and updates to be posted on the Village of Kimberly and Tanner’s Fat Tire Bicycle Club Facebook pages. All toy donors will be eligible for a drawing to win the 2021 New Belgium Brewing Fat Tire Bike. Tanner’s Fat Tire Bicycle Club will be collecting Toys for Tots at Christmas at the Pond as well as Tanners, Tigers, and Kamps. Help them spread some holiday cheer!

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HOURS: Mon - Fri - 9AM to 6PM Saturday - 9AM to 1PM Sunday Closed

James J. Siebers Library News515 W. Kimberly Ave. • Phone: 788-7515 • www.kimberlypubliclibrary.org

Upcoming Fall/ Winter Program Sneak Peek: With the COVID-19 pandemic still lingering, you can expect to see greater access to in-person programs; however, we do have some safety recommendations still in place: • Programming for all ages may be held inside and in person. Some

events will be offered virtually only and some with have dual options for attendance. Pay attention to the advertisements before heading out to a library program.

• Staff leading in-person programs will wear a mask. We will also do our best to keep surfaces sanitary and encourage social distancing and good hand-washing habits.

• Patrons are strongly encouraged to wear a mask when visiting the library and attending programs. Patrons will be responsible for attending to their own hygiene and distancing habits. By attending an in-person program, you acknowledge and accept that there may be some risk in contracting a virus.

• Some programs may require pre-registration. • These guidelines are under constant review and may change at any

time.

Here’s a Sneak Peak of Upcoming Programs: LitFix Book Club - 1st Thursday of each month @10am; In Person @ the Kimberly Public Library AND virtual Zoom option

Quaranstories Short Story Group - Tuesdays every other week@ 9am; In Person @ the Kimberly Public Library

Herb Your Enthusiasm Spice Club - 4th Tuesday of each month @ 6pm; In Person @ Kimberly Public Library with virtual Zoom option; DOES NOT MEET IN NOVEMBER.

Memory Café, a collaboration of the Fox Valley Memory Project - 4th Wednesday of each month from 1:30-3pm; In Person at the Kimberly Public Library/ Municipal Center Complex Community Room; DOES NOT MEET IN NOVEMBER.

Friday Reads - Every Friday @ 11am; Virtual on Facebook Live

Adult Crafts - Dates and Times TBD; In Person at the Kimberly Public Library; Registration is required.

How can I find out more? Please register to receive the weekly electronic newsletter of the Kimberly Public Library to receive regular updates. Follow the Kimberly Public Library on facebook and Instagram or visit our website: www.kimberlypubliclibrary.org.

The Kimberly Public Library is open 9-6 Monday through Friday and 9-1 on Saturdays. The library will be closed for the holidays on the following dates:

• Thanksgiving: Closed Thursday, November 25 and Friday, November 26

• Christmas: Closed Friday, December 24, Saturday, December 25, and Monday, December 27

• New Year’s: Closed Friday, December 31 and Saturday, January 1

A note from the Library Director: InfoSoup has a new look! BiblioCommons, the new discovery layer for InfoSoup, is designed to give library users the feeling that they are shopping online. BiblioCommons does not replace InfoSoup, rather, it enhances it. The new “shopping” experience adds a few new features that InfoSoup didn’t have before.

Here are the top 5 things you should know about the new InfoSoup BC: 1. The first time you use the new version, you will be

asked to create a username. On future visits, you can log in with either your username or your library card number. The password will always be the six-digit birthdate associated with your library card.

2. BiblioCommons offers a social engagement feature, similar to GoodReads.com. You can choose your privacy level in settings after you log in. The only information that may be shared is the lists that you create and the comments or reviews that you post about books. Your library checkout history will never be shared. The username is intended to add an additional layer of privacy.

3. The current and familiar form of the online library catalog will still be available. You can choose which one to use. When paying online fines, you will need to use the current version. You can switch between catalog versions under the “My Library” menu in either version.

4. Although you won’t be able to access your checkout history in the new InfoSoup.bibliocommons.com, you can revisit the old InfoSoup.org to find that information there. You can also recreate your history using the list features.

5. The best place to start your journey is www.kimberlypubliclibrary.org. There, you will find links to the information you need. Please call the library at 920-788-7515 if you need assistance.

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Village Offices & DepartmentsKimberly Municipal Complex 515 W. Kimberly Avenue 788-7500Village Administrator Danielle Block dblock@vokimberly.org 788-7500Assessment Information Bowmar Appraisal, Inc. bowmar@sbcglobal.net 733-5369Municipal Court Judge Gerald C. Schumann 788-7500James J. Siebers Memorial Library kim@kimberlypubliclibrary.org 788-7515Fire Department EMERGENCY 911 non-emergency 788-7500 Ext. 120

Street & Parks Department 426 W. Kimberly Avenue 788-7507Director of Operations Allyn Dannhoff adannhoff@vokimberly.org 788-7507Community Enrichment Director Holly Femal hfemal@vokimberly.org 788-7507Building Inspector Dave Vander Velden dvandervelden@vokimberly.org 788-7507Sunset Beach Swimming Facility 1010 Fulcer Avenue 731-9299 Water Utility Technicians - 404 N. John Street 788-7510 Utility Billing Clerk - 515 W. Kimberly Ave. 788-7500 After Hours Emergency / Water Break 788-7526

Fox Valley Metro Police Department 200 W. McKinley Ave. Little Chute 788-7505 EMERGENCY 911 Web Site: www.foxvalleymetro.org

Village Board Meetings 1st & 3rd Monday Nights 6:00 PM Council ChambersVillage President: Chuck KuenVillage Trustees: Mike Hruzek Lee Hammen Peggy Weber Tom Gaffney Marcia Trentlage Dave Hietpas

website: www.vokimberly.org