715-466-4525
Admn.toc@gmail.com
W8499 State Highway 77, Trego, WI 54888

Home
Government
Notices

Minutes

Resolution and Ordinances

Forms & Permits

Board Members

Event Calendar
Department
Fire Department

Highway
Town Info
News

Business

Lakes

Town Plan
Contact

Notices

Town Of Chicog

Notice of Town Board Meeting

Town of Chicog

December 13 2023

6:00PM

Watch for upcoming meeting agenda.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING for the 2024 BUDGET &

SPECIAL TOWN ELECTOR MEETING

FOR TOWN OF CHICOG, WASHBURN COUNTY

Notice is hereby given that on Wednesday November 8, 2023 at 6:00 pm at the Chicog Town Hall a Public Hearing on the Proposed 2024 Budget for the town will be held.

Immediately following the public hearing a Special Town Elector Meeting will be held to approve the 2023 total town tax levy to be collected in 2024.

The proposed budget in detail is available for inspection on the Town’s website www.townofchicog.com (See Below) or by contacting the Town Clerk at 715-466-412 or email: tcorrie@centurytel.net

Submitted by:

Teresa L. Corrie

Town Clerk

Town of Chicog

Proposed 2024 Budget.pdf

Town of Chicog Special Board Meeting

Notice is hereby given that on Thursday, 10/19/2023, at 6:00 pm a Special Town Board Meeting is called by the Town Board, for the following purpose:

To meet with the new Town Fire Board and discuss a path forward for that board.

This meeting will take place at the Chicog Town Hall.

Notice is hereby given this 16^th day of October,2023.

Respectfully submitted,

Scott Pahos

Town of Chicog Chairman

Notice of Town Board Meeting

Town of Chicog
October 11th, 2023

6:00PM

1. Call the meeting to order.

2. Verify Legal Posting Notices

3. Pledge of Allegiance

4. Roll Call

5. Approve the previous minutes as posted on our website.

6. Treasures Report

7. Chairmans Report

8. Correspondence

9. Roads and Road Work

10. Approve revisions to be added to original town comprehensive plan

11. Committee Reports

12. Public Input

13. Date of next town meeting 11/8/2023 at 6:00PM

14. Payment of bills

15. Adjournment

Scott Pahos

Town of Chicog Chairman

NOTICE OF SPECIAL TOWN MEETING

Notice is hereby given that on Monday, October 2, 2023, at 1:00 pm a Special Town Board Meeting is called by the Town Board, for the following purpose:

To approve moving monies into a limited term CD.

This meeting will take place at the Chicog Town Hall.

Notice is hereby given this 30^th day of September 2023.

Respectfully submitted,

Teresa L. Corrie

Clerk, Town of Chicog

********************

TOWN OF CHICOG

Proposed Budget Meeting

The next Proposed Budget Meeting for the Town of Chicog will be held on August 30, 2023 at 8 am at the Town Hall. This meeting is to work on the figures for the 2024 budget. There will be several more meetings scheduled at the close of this meeting.

Submitted by:

Teresa L. Corrie

Town Clerk

Town of Chicog

********************

Fire Department new DIRECT PHONE #

715-466-5310

**********************

Town of Chicog LTE Position

Town of Chicog is seeking applicants to fill a vacancy in the Highway Department for a Highway Seasonal LTE. The purpose of this position is to provide additional assistance for seasonal operations of highway maintenance. The primary functions of this position include, but are not limited to: shoveling gravel and blacktop patching, clearing debris from roadways, cleaning, and maintaining equipment, traffic flagging, mowing with light duty tractor, Snow plowing with dump truck or grader. Loading and hauling gravel. This position will require a flexible work schedule and hours.

REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES: Ability to effectively use hand tools. Ability to understand and follow written and oral instructions. Ability to work independently. Good physical condition necessary to perform job duties; including ability to lift heavy loads, ability to work in extreme heat/adverse weather conditions, and ability to stand for long periods of time. Must be punctual, possess a strong work ethic, and be able to work effectively with a wide variety of people. Must possess or can obtain a CDL license within 90 days of employment.

EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Must have graduated from high school or passed high school equivalency-based test (GED). Must have valid WI driver’s license, and possess a good driving record. Must pass a Federal Medical Card. Employee is subject to drug and alcohol testing. Starting salary is $18.00/hr. This is a temporary seasonal position not to exceed 500 hours. For an application contact Scott Pahos at 715-699-4173 or e-mail at townofchicog@gmail.com, or download an application from our town website. Resumes will be accepted but will not take the place of a completed application. Recruitment will continue until position is filled. Completed applications should be mailed to:

Town of Chicog

W8499 State Hy. 77

Trego, Wisconsin 54888

Town of Chicog is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Applications:

Town of Chicog LTE Application.doc

Town of Chicog LTE Application.pdf

Click to View or Print Proposed 2023 Budget

2023 Proposed BUDGET.pdf

NOTICE

Town brush site open to the public! We will be leaving the site open 24/7 for brush disposal until further notice, but it will be monitored. Sorry for the inconvenience of all the schedule changing.

Washburn County Mailbox Policy 1-24-2022.pdf

WI Trans. Mailbox Safety Bulletin.pdf

Column

TOWN OF CHICOG

Town Board Meeting

November 8, 2023

1. Call Meeting to order at 6:30 pm

2. Verify Legal Posting Notice.

3. Roll Call: All Board members present.

4. Approval of the previous minutes as posted on our website. Motion made by Sue Kowarsch and seconded by Brian Berg to approve the posted minutes. Motion passed

5. Treasurer’s report was given as follows all balances as of October 31, 2023:

Checking Account: Beginning balance - $62,361.48 includes interest of $14.75, outstanding checks - $826.57 Final working balance: $61,534.91

Money Market Account: $228,879.48, includes interest of $250.48

CD Account: $47,000.00

Tax Account: $302.00

Motion made by Sue Kowarsch and seconded by Brian Berg to approve. Motion passed.

6. Chairman’s Report:

a. LRIS Grant application to be submitted by November 15^th for Hoinville road.

b. The Minnesota Catholic Youth Partnership plans to purchase the Heartwood Resort. Plans are to close on the property in mid-January. Currently, we have not received any formal plan from the Heartwood management. I will advise as the sale proceeds. Meeting to be held tomorrow,11/9/23 with Heartwood and the new operations group.

c. Washburn County Transportation coordination planning meeting to be held in Shell Lake in the board room on Thursday, 11/16/23 from 1PM-3PM. They will discuss transportation options available for people in the town of Chicog.

d. We conversed with our logger yesterday on how the town timber cut was progressing. He indicated to us that they anticipate being completed sometime late next week.

e. With gun deer season just around the corner please be careful, we want to see all your smiling faces for years to come.

f. Lastly, we all want to wish you and your family’s a safe and happy Thanksgiving.

7. Roads and Road Work – Joe Norton

a. Misty Bog/Deeper Lake Rd. Paving and shouldering complete.

b. New road signs installed on several roads that were missing.

c. Washburn County paved patches on Chicog Lake Rd.

d. Mowing of grass for the year is done.

e. Salt/Sand hauled in.

f. Grader/Dump Truck/F450: plow, wing, sander are winter ready

g. Dangerous Tree on Chicog Lake Rd has been removed, Thanks to Norms Tree Service!

h. Upcoming:

1. The paving of Byrkit Road – as of this afternoon is done.

2. Winter Maintenance, Snow removal, Sanding, Brushing, Burning of brush site

8. Fire Department/Fire Board Report:

a. Jim Frasheski – With the winter approaching there are several things to be aware of:

1. Furnaces: have them cleaned & checked.

2. Intake/outtake vents – Make sure you keep them clear.

3. Outside wood burners – Keep wood & used ashes away from structures

4. Chimneys – keep them clean of build-up.

b. Fire Board – Brad Harrison – the Fire board met with the Town Board and discussed several areas. The Fire Board will be meeting once a month.

9. Correspondence:

a. Sue Kowarsch – Mathews Lake Association met with Sheriff Stuart on what needs to be provided to the Sheriff’s Department to have citations issued for individuals not following the decontamination rules for lakes with decontamination stations. According to Sheriff Stuart the current individual responsible for this is leaving the Department and the new individual will be fully briefed on the problem.

b. Report from Brian Berg on Washburn County Board Meeting:

1. There was an update from Mosaic Technologies on where they are at with the Broadband.

2. The County has no problem with giving us a one acre parcel for a salt/sand shed. The acre that we had requested will not work due to setbacks. We are looking at other sites.

3. A resolution was passed to change the Interest & Penalty rate on delinquent Taxes. It was approved to raise it from 1% to 1.5%.

10. Review/approve proposed ambulance contract from Minong:

Contract was reviewed. Motion made by Sue Kowarsch and seconded by Brian Berg to approve the Minong Area Ambulance Contract of $20,314.02. Motion passed.

11. Review/Approve formal request to abandon Roebke Road

Formal request was presented to the Board with discussion following. Motion made by Scott Pahos and seconded by Brian Berg to approve the request once all legal forms and notices have been filed and published. Motion passed.

12. Review/Discuss Salt/Sanding of Driveways. Cost increase from $35 to $45 (Min)

a. Due to the increase in the cost of salt/sand and fuel we need to raise the cost of salt/sanding driveways. Discussion by Board

Motion made by Brian Berg and seconded by Sue Kowarsch to set the minimum fee at $45, with longer driveways costing more. Motion Passed.

b. Please remember that we here at the Town’s Highway Department only work the following dates/times: Monday – Thursday, 6:30 am to 4:30 pm. Please call 715-466-4525 and leave a message. We will salt/sand on non-work days in an emergency.

13. Committee Reports:

a. ESG _ Terri Corrie – At a previous Town Board Meeting the board approved several items from the Comprehensive Planning Committee, the one dealing with changing to all biodegradable products will be a problem for us in two areas; 1. Silverware for function like the Hunter’s Feed and Funeral Luncheons, the only way to change this is to go to regular silverware. We can buy up enough sets to feed however many, but then you are dealing with washing all the silverware. 2. Two ounce portion cups for the cranberries. As of right now they aren’t making them that small, by the time we need them they just might. In all other areas we will comply once our current inventory is depleted.

b. Hunter’s Feed – Sue Kowarsch – There has been a great response to all of our calls. We have all the food donations and workers set. Please come out and join us.

14. Public Input:

a. Louie Columbus: Chicog Community Lakes Committee is in the process of getting organized. We would like a representative from each lake on this committee. We would also like some non-lake residents too. If you are interested please contact Kent Shifferd at kentshifferd@gmail.com

b. Jack Mulligan: On the budget why is the revenues and disbursements so far different? We have monies left at the end of the year so we don’t need to levy as much.

15. Date of the next Meeting: December 13, 2023 at 6:00 pm

16. Payment of Bills:

Motion made by Brian Berg and seconded by Sue Kowarsch to approve the payment of the following bills/checks: -2123 thru -2223 and 12391 thru 12419. Motion passed

17. Motion made by Sue Kowarsch and seconded by Brian Berg to adjourn the meeting. Motion passed.

18. Meeting adjourned at 8:00 pm.

Past Minutes

2023 Minutes

TOC MINUTES Nov 2023.pdf

TOC MINUTES Oct 2023.pdf

TOC Minutes Sept 2023.pdf

TOC Minutes August 2023.pdf

Emergency Town Board Meeting Minutes 07-25-23.pdf

TOC Minutes July 2023.pdf

TOC Minutes June 2023.pdf

License list for mintues Jun 2023.pdf

TOC Minutes May 2023.pdf

TOC Minutes April 2023.pdf

TOC Minutes March 2023.pdf

TOC Minutes Febuary 2023.pdf

TOC Minutes Jan 2023.pdf

2022 Minutes

TOC Minutes December 2022.pdf

TOC Minutes November 2022.pdf

TOC Minutes October 2022.pdf

TOC Minutes June 2023.pdf

TOC MINUTES September 2022.pdf

TOC MINUTES August 2022.pdf

TOC MINUTES July 2022.pdf

TOC Minutes April 2023.pdf

TOC MINUTES June 2022.pdf

TOC MINUTES May 2022.pdf

Annual Meeting April 23 2022.pdf

TOC MINUTES APRIL 2022.pdf

TOC MINUTES MAR 2022.pdf

TOC MINUTES FEB 2022.pdf

TOC MINUTES JAN 2022.pdf

2021 Minutes

TOC MINUTES December 2021.pdf

TOC MINUTES November 2021.pdf

TOC MINUTES October 2021.pdf

TOC MINUTES September 2021.pdf

TOC MINUTES August 2021.pdf

TOC MINUTES July 2021.pdf

TOC MINUTES June 2021 .pdf

TOC MINUTES May 2021 .pdf

TOC MINUTES April 2021 .pdf

TOC MINUTES MAR 2021 .pdf

TOC MINUTES FEB 2021 .pdf

TOC MINUTES JAN 2021 .pdf

2020 Minutes

TOC MINUTES DEC 2020.pdf

TOC MINUTES NOV 2020.pdf

TOC MINUTES OCT 2020 A.pdf

TOC MINUTES SEPT 2020.pdf

Public Hearing Liberty Lane 9-9-20.pdf

TOC MINUTES AUG 2020.pdf

TOC MINUTES JULY 2020.pdf

TOC MINUTES JUNE 2020.pdf

TOC MINUTES May 2020.pdf

TOC MINUTES Apr 2020.pdf

TOC MINUTES Mar 2020.pdf

TOC MINUTES Feb 2020.pdf

TOC MINUTES Jan 2020.pdf

2019 Minutes

File Area Header

File Area Footer

File Area Header

File Area Footer

File Area Header

TOC Minutes July 2023.pdf

File Area Footer

File Area Header

TOC MINUTES Nov 2023.pdf

File Area Footer

Resolution and Ordinances

Resolutions

RESOLUTION # 2020318A - Lodge Road	349.4KB
RESOLUTION #2020318B - HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN	475.5KB
RESOLUTION #2020318C - EQUIPMENT HOURLY RATE	189.8KB
RESOLUTION # 07082020 Liberty Lane	1.2MB
RESOLUTION #05262021 Short Term Rental	342KB
RESOLUTION #20221109 YELLOW BANK RD	836KB
RESOLUTION #02082023 YELLOW BANK RD	128KB
RESOLUTION #06142023 EXTEND TOWN ORDINANCE	48KB

Ordinances

Ordinance # 2020-02 -Injury to Highway	272.2KB
Ordinance # 2020-03 - Conditions to Obtain or Renew Licenses.	769.1KB
Ordinance # 2020-04 - Citation Ordinance	1.9MB
Ordinance # 2020-05 Amendment to Short-Term Rental	661.0KB
Ordinance # 2022-06-08 - BOR Alternate Members	405.0KB
Ordinance # 11-02-2022 - Town Brush Site	808KB
Ordinance #2023-0714 Short-Term Rental	441KB
Ordinance #09132023 No Wake	74KB

Forms and Permits

Application Form Short Term Rental -2022.pdf

453.5KB

Application Form Short Term Rental - 2022.docx

20.0KB

Short Term Rental - Tips & Suggestions.pdf

Formal Complaint Form.pdf

The following proposed ordinance by the Washburn County Community Rights Alliance will be open for discussion at the annual Town Meeting on July 25, 2020. If you have any questions or suggested changes before then, please contact one of the following local individuals with the Alliance:

Curt Hubatch:

hubyseven@gmail.com

Jan Bliss:

jbjhands@centurytel.net

Lou Columbus:

lacolumbus35@gmail.com

National Websites for More Information on Community Rights Are:

www.communityrighs.us

www.celdf.org

Proposed Chicog Ordinance

Right to a Healthy Climate Ordinance

Establishing a community rights-based ordinance for Chicog Town in Washburn County, WI that prohibits activities and projects that would violate rights secured by the ordinance.

Preamble

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all people are created equal, that they naturally are endowed with certain unalienable rights that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. That to secure these rights, the people institute governments, which derive their just powers from the consent of the governed.

Further, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it, and to institute a new government. Laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to affect their safety and happiness.

This right of self-government, as stated in the Declaration of Independence, is natural fundamental, and unalienable. It is also secured to us by the United States Constitution and the Constitution of the State of Wisconsin.

Pursuant to that right of self-government, if our current system of local government infringes our rights, we, the people of Chicog, have the right to alter or replace that system with one that secures and protects human rights and ecosystem rights, as long as the new system does not infringe other rights protected for us by state and federal law.

The Town Of Chicog is situated within the St. Croix River watershed which includes the sub-watersheds of the Namekagon River, the Totagatic River, Stuntz Brook, Chicog Creek, and others. The total drainage of the St. Croix watershed is 7,760 square miles and extends from near Mille Lacs Lake in MN on the west to near Cable, WI on the east. 46% of the watershed is in MN and 54% is in Wisconsin. The Wisconsin portion covers 22 watersheds, 4,165 square miles, and 9 counties. The ecosystem this watershed represents is home to a multitude of animal and plant species and thousands of people who collectively rely on it for their livelihood, health, and survival.

It is our legislative determination that certain corporate activities are detrimental to our rights, health, safety, and welfare and those of the ecological system we live in. These activities include but are not limited to: runoff from the commercial use of pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers; the intentional or unintentional dumping of toxic waste including corporate factory farm waste; and the physical deposition of emissions, leakage, disposal, or placement of toxins into the land, air, or waterways from extraction, transportation, processing, storage, conveyance, and depositing of waste from fossil fuels and frac sand activities.

As we are purportedly constrained by state and federal law, which courts interpret to require us to accept such harmful corporate activity, we the people of Chicog are unable under our current system of local government to secure human rights and ecosystem rights by banning the said activity. Thus we deem it necessary to alter our system of local government, and we do so by adopting this Right to a Healthy Climate Ordinance.

Section 1 – Statement of Law

Right of Self-Government. All residents of Chicog possess a right of self-government, which includes, but is not limited to, the following rights: first, the right to a system of local government founded on the consent of the people of the town; second, the right to a system of local government that secures their rights; and third, the right to alter any system of local government that lacks the consent of the people or fails to secure and protect the people's and ecosystems' rights, health, safety, and welfare. Any action to annul, amend, alter, or overturn this Ordinance shall be prohibited unless such action is approved by a prior Town vote at which a majority of the residents of the Town vote to approve such action.
Right to a Healthy Climate. All residents of Chicog possess a right to a stable and healthy climate system capable of sustaining human societies, which shall include the right to be free from all corporate activities that infringe that right, including but not limited to the runoff from the commercial use of pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers; the intentional or unintentional dumping of toxic waste including corporate factory farm waste; and the physical deposition of emissions, leakage, disposal or placement of toxins into the land, air, or waterways from extraction, transportation, processing, storage, conveyance, and depositing of waste from fossil fuels and frac sand activities.
Right to Clean Air, Water, and Soil. All residents of Chicog possess the right to clean air, water, and soil, which shall include the right to be free from all corporate activities that release toxic contaminants into the air, water, and soil, including but not limited to the runoff from the commercial use of pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers; the intentional and unintentional dumping of toxic waste including corporate factory farm waste; and the physical deposition of emissions, leakage, disposal, or placement of toxins into the land, air, or waterways from extraction, transportation, processing, storage, conveyance, and depositing of waste from fossil fuels and frac sand activities.
Rights of Ecosystems and Natural Communities. Ecosystems and natural communities within Chicog possess the rights to naturally exist, flourish, regenerate, and evolve; rights to restoration, recovery, and preservation; rights to a stable and healthy climate system capable of sustaining ecosystems and natural communities; rights to clean air, water, soil; and which also shall include, but not limited to, the right to be free from all corporate activities that infringe these rights, including, but not limited to the runoff from the commercial use of pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers; the intentional and unintentional dumping of toxic waste including corporate factory farm waste; and the physical deposition of emissions, leakage, disposal, or placement of toxins into the land, air, or waterways from extraction, transportation, processing, storage, conveyance, and depositing of waste from fossil fuels and frac sand activities.
The Right to Protection from Governmental and Corporate Interference. All residents of Chicog and the Town Of Chicog as well as ecosystems and natural communities within Chicog possess the right to enforce this Ordinance free of interference from corporations, other business entities, and governments. That right shall include the right to be free from ceiling preemption because this Ordinance expands rights and legal protections for people and nature above those provided by less-protective state, federal and international law.

Section 2 – Enforcement

Any business entity or government that willfully violates any provision of this ordinance shall be subject to a civil penalty of $1,000 per day of violation.
Any business entity or government that willfully violates any provision of this Ordinance also shall be liable for any injury to an ecosystem or natural community caused by the violation. Damages shall be measured by the cost of restoring the ecosystem or natural community to its state before the injury and shall be paid to the Town Of Chicog to be used exclusively for the complete restoration of the ecosystem or natural community.
Ecosystems and natural communities within Chicog may enforce or defend this Ordinance through an action brought in the name of the ecosystem or natural community as the real party in interest.
Any resident of Chicog may enforce or defend this Ordinance through an action brought in the resident's name. Any resident, and any ecosystem or natural community, also shall have the right to intervene in any action concerning this Ordinance to enforce or defend it, and in such an action, the Town Of Chicog shall not be deemed to adequately represent their particularized interests.
If the Town Of Chicog fails to enforce or defend this law, or a court fails to uphold this law or purports to declare it unlawful, the law shall not be affected, and any resident may then enforce the rights and prohibitions of the law through non-violent direct action. If enforcement through non-violent direct action is commenced, this law shall prohibit any private or public actor from filing a civil or criminal action against those participating in such non-violent direct action. If an action is filed in violation of this provision, the applicable court must dismiss the action promptly, without further filings being required of direct-action participants. “Direct action” as used by this provision shall mean any non-violent activities or actions carried out to directly enforce the rights and prohibitions contained within this law.

Section 3 – State and Federal Constitutional Changes

Through the adoption of this Ordinance, the people of Chicog call for an amendment of the Wisconsin Constitution and the federal constitution to recognize expressly a right of local self-government free from governmental restriction, ceiling preemption, or nullification by corporate “rights”.

ENACTED AND ORDAINED this_______day of __________________, 20________, by the Town Of Chicog, in Washburn County, Wisconsin.

By:

Signature________________________________ Print_______________________________

Survey Results - Health Climate Ordnance

Two surveys have been mailed to the town citizens to find out how they felt about a Right to a Healthy Climate Ordnance.

In April of 2019, with the approval of the town chairman and the supervisors, one hundred and fifty short surveys were mailed to all of the township residents. 44 were returned. 36 (82%) were in favor of the ordinance. Because of this favorable response, the town chairman agreed another survey should be distributed to Chicog's taxpayers.

In December of 2019, with the approval of the town board, 700 short surveys were mailed along with the tax notifications. 97 were returned. Five questions were asked:

Do you support a right to a healthy climate: air, land, and water? 92 responded yes (94%).
Should the legal system recognize corporate rights over human, ecosystem rights? 84 responded no (87%).
Do you think the Town Of Chicog should legally have the right to enact and enforce laws to protect health, safety, and welfare? 81 responded yes (83%).
Would you be in favor of passing the ordinance: Right to a Healthy Climate that would give protection, legal standing, and constitutional rights in a court of law in the Town Of Chicog? 75 responded yes (77%).

Are you interested in attending an informational meeting? 28 responded yes (29%).

Board Members

Thank you for visiting the online home of The Town Of Chicog. We hope you’ll enjoy our fishing, hunting, and four-wheeling programs. Let us know if you need more information about our schedules and participation methods. Call us for details.

Chairman – Scott Pahos

Email: townofchicog@gmail.com

Phone: 715-699-4173

Treasurer – Kathy Strohmeyer

Email: kstrohmeyer@centurytel.net

Phone: 715-466-4064

1st Supervisor – Brian Berg

Email: bbergchicog@gmail.com

Phone: 715-466-2451

Clerk – Terri Corrie

Email: tcorrie@centurytel.net

Phone: 715-466-4129

2nd Supervisor – Sue Kowarsch

Email: suektownofchicog@gmail.com

Phone: 715-939-0437

Event Calendar

The Town Of Chicog is a lively community. At present, we offer various types of recreational programs and sports activities. We have presented the complete event calendar below. Please take a look.

ESG LUNCH

On Saturday, December 30th the ESG group will be hosting a lunch at the town hall from 12:00-3:00 PM to spread some holiday cheer and allow an opportunity for our town residents to meet their neighbors. We will be cooking (2) turkeys and ask that you bring a dish to pass for the event. We look forward to seeing all of you there!

Thank you and look forward to seeing all of you,
Scott Pahos

(Note: Using the Calendar below and clicking on the event, you may get more detailed information and allow you to copy it into your calendar.)

MONTHLY TOWN MEETING 2nd Wednesday of the month at 6:00 PM

All Town Of Chicog landowners are ESG members. Contact Terri Corrie at 715-466-4129.