It was yet another historic week in the Town of Grant…942 residents cast ballots in the mid-term election. That represented… Read More
Weekly Blast!: It was yet another historic week in the Town of Grant…942 residents cast ballots in the mid-term election. That represented approximately 75% voter turnout - wow! Approximately 11% of our residents voted early either by mail or in person absentee voting. Our thanks to Clerk Stefanie Schlapa, Deputy Clerk Vicky Zimmerman, and all our wonderful election workers who met everyone with a smile on Tuesday. Also, be reminded that Clerk Schlapa will continue to hold scheduled in-person absentee voting the Saturday preceding any future elections. There have been some inquiries regarding the proposed discontinuing of a partial section of Griffith Avenue between 110th St and County Road F (pic). There are several feet of wet organic material underneath this section of road. As such, it has been the subject of “mudding” and breaches during times of flooding. This has repeatedly resulted in vehicles getting stuck with abutting landowner and law enforcement being asked to pull vehicles out. Landowners have since asked that portion of the road be considered for discontinuing which is the right of landowners and local government to consider. This is a very different situation than Buena Vista Road (CTH F – 130th) where the landowners asked that the materials under the road be “mucked out”, and repaired. We were able to get a significant Wisconsin Department of Transportation grant to fix that road because it was declared a safety hazard as emergency vehicles could not access that road at all times, and persons living on 130th complained that Safeway school bus would not traverse the road to take their children to school. The parents had to drive four miles around to meet the bus. Griffith Ave. is very different. It is abutted by WDNR and agricultural land and there are other access points to get to their properties. And the two homes at either end will continue to have access as their sections will not be impacted if a portion of the road is discontinued. A public hearing is required to consider discontinuing a road. That will be held on Wednesday December 9th. Another nice weekend in store. Enjoy, Sharon
It was yet another historic week in the Town of Grant…942 residents cast ballots in the mid-term election. That represented… Read More
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Grant Town Board will hold a meeting for the Town of Grant, in… Read More
Polls are now open for the 2026 General Election and will remain open until 8:00 p.m. today. If you are… Read More
Something historic happened this week…Wait – did you think I was going to talk about baseball? Well of course, that… Read More
Town of Grant Notice of Public Hearing Notice is hereby given that on Monday, November 16th, at 6:00 pm at… Read More
Here is the link to the Planning & Zoning Committee meeting for Tuesday, October 27, 2026: https://portagecowi.portal.civicclerk.com/event/9190/files/agenda/19327 This meeting will… Read More
The Town of Grant was established in 1864. It is the largest of the 17 Towns in Portage County in terms of geographic size, encompassing an area of approximately 45,618 acres, or 71.28 square miles. Grant is located in the southwest corner of Portage County about 12 miles southwest of Stevens Point and is bordered on the west by Wood County (Towns of Saratoga and Grand Rapids), the north by the Town of Plover, the east by Towns of Plover, Buena Vista and Pine Grove, and the south by Adams County (Town of Leola). Based on the 2020 U.S. Census Bureau information, the Town's population is 1850 citizens.
Town of Grant Notice of Public Hearing Notice is hereby given that on Monday, November 16th, at 6:00 pm at… Read More