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High Number Of ATV Fatalities: Twenty-six Wisconsin residents have died in fatal ATV crashes so far this year, ranging in age from 4-79 years old. Four victims were minors. Keeping everyone safe is up to you!Remember: – Only have passengers ride in designated, approved seats.– Ride sober. Alcohol and drugs are among the top contributing factors in ATV crashes. – Watch your speed. Speed limits and route signs exist to prevent dangerous conditions and crashes. – Wear your helmet and seatbelt. They will keep you and your passengers safe in the event of a crash.Learn more about ATV/UTV regulations and safe operation: https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/atv

Weekly News Blast

It’s been a busy week in the Town of Grant. Road construction season is underway. According to Jim Wendels, P.E. for Quest Civil Engineers, LLC things are about 95% complete on Buena Vista Road (CTH F – 130th) with undercutting the section of muck followed by backfilling with sand (attached pic). The remaining undercut area is on the approach to 130th street. Base course will be placed starting next week along with culvert pipe installation. He estimates this project might be complete by June 1 including the finishing, clean up and landscaping. 

Supervisor Doug Steltenpohl ordered a quad of asphalt patch delivered to the town side yard. Our new concrete pad held up nicely (attached pic). Two ton of patch were laid this week on 90th Street but now our part-time public works employees can really get going without having to run into pick up patch. Doug will be conducting a spring road inspection with one or more employees. If there are problem areas that you are concerned about let him know by call or text at 715-213-0294.

We had our monthly board meeting on Wednesday. Clerk Stefanie Schlapa informed board members that 3 separate elections might need to be held if adequate signatures are obtained against the current board in a recall attempt. A primary election may also be needed depending on the number of candidates running in each recall election. The town budgeted for 4 elections in 2024 in the amount of $14,000. She has requested to keep an additional $14,000 handy in the event all recall petitions are returned. She also noted additional fees from the state and county to hold strictly local elections are currently unknown.

That’s the latest and greatest. Enjoy the weekend and if you celebrate Mother’s Day, I hope it is joyful. Sharon