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NOTICE: Monthly Town Board Meeting: Notice is hereby given that the Town of Grant Town Board will hold a meeting for the Town of Grant, in the County of Portage, State of Wisconsin, for the transaction of business permitted to be transacted at such meeting.  The meeting will be held at the Grant Town Hall, 9011 CTH WW, Wisconsin Rapids, WI on September 11th at 6:00PM.  The agenda and zoom can be found on the Agendas & Minutes page. 

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Weekly News Blast

There are several things you can get involved with this month:

  • Public Hearing for Vista Sands Solar project – now through August 16th. Documents for the proceeding can be found on the Public Service Commission website. Reference docket number 9820-CE-100.
  • Information gathering for the 2025-2029 Portage County Outdoor Recreation Plan – now through August 30th. Contact Clerk Stefanie Schlapa about proposed projects or Fred Heider of the North Central Regional Planning Commission at fheider@ncwrpc.org.
  • All-Hazards Mitigation Plan – Contact Clerk Stefanie Schlapa about becoming part of our local Hazard Mitigation Planning Team!

You may have seen an article in the Wisconsin Rapids Buyer’s Guide/City Times about a second lawsuit filed by former Supervisor Heather Grys-Luecht.  Sadly, the Town of Grant and its officers are not unique to these lawsuits. At a recent WI Towns Association meeting officers from Adams and Marathon Counties detailed similar experiences. We live in a litigious society. What you may want to know is that when someone sues town officers, they are suing the Town of Grant. We do not yet know the legal costs of these lawsuits but suppose they will be considerable and affect all taxpayers. As town officers we may be able to calculate our time spent on these lawsuits, but the personal effects are more difficult to gauge. However, I am fortunate to stand alongside others who, in my opinion, are serving both professionally and honorably. We will continue to uphold our oaths to protect the health, safety and welfare of you, our constituents.

Sharon Schwab,  Chair