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Some items covered inside this issue: Medication Collection Box
American Red Cross Blood Drives
From the Desk of the Village President
Jackson Joint Parks and Recreation Department
Fire Department Invitation and Summertime Tips
Monthly Village Calendars
Volume XXXII, Issue 3
July, 2018
REMAINING 2018 SCHEDULED ELECTIONS August 14, 2018: Partisan Primary
November 6, 2018: Fall General Election
COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT APPROVED
On June 8, 2018, the Wisconsin Department of Administration (DOA) approved the Mediated Cooperative Plan between the Village and town of Jackson. The approval allowed for the immediate attachment of Paloroma Farms — a proposed single family residential subdivision west of Maple Road; and south of Sherman Parc and east of Twin Creeks subdi-visions in the town of Jackson — to become part of the Village. The annexation of another pro-posed eighteen unit condominium subdivision north of Cedar Creek Road was frozen by the DOA, even though the parcel was not within the scope of the cooperative agreement. Approval of that annexation has now been received from the DOA. The attachment of the other par-cels originally scheduled for January, 2015 will now occur in January,2021.
JACKSON OKTOBERFEST BEER GARDEN—2018
The ever-popular Jackson Beer Garden will return for its fall ver-sion—Oktoberfest—in Jackson Park (Shelter#1) on September 27-29 from 4:30—9:00 p.m. featuring the music of:
River City Blaskapelle—a German Horn Band—September 27;
Ted Oliver Dueling Pianos— Music to make everyone sing—September 28;
The Squeezettes—Polka and so much more—September 29. Entertainment and bands are scheduled from 6:00—9:00 p.m.
Come and join in the gemütlichkeit!
BRUSH and BAG PICK-UP During the remaining summer months, brush chipping and lawn bag pick-up will only be done every third Monday of the month. The re-maining scheduled dates for the summer months are Monday, July 16th, August 20th, and September 17th; or after a severe storm.
BUILDING PERMITS Summer is here and so are the summer projects. All decks, sheds, fences, spas, pools (permanent and
temporary) recreation rooms, siding, roofing, windows, furnaces and central air conditioning units, and water heater
replacement projects all require per-mits. If you are not sure whether your next project requires a permit, please contact the Inspection De-partment directly at 262-677-9696 or email the Village Building Inspector at: [email protected].
Communicating With Your Elected Officials Village President
Mike Schwab 262-677-9001 ext. 16
Trustee Debbie Kurtz 262-677-4989
Trustee Gary Malcolm 262-677-4089
Trustee John Kruepke 262-677-3577
Trustee Donald Olson 262-677-0674
Trustee Jack Lippold 262-677-0509
Trustee Brian Emmrich 262-305-9277
Questions or Comments?
Email John Walther-Administrator
or call the Village Hall at:
262-677-9001 _____________________________________
The Jackson Quarterly may also be found on the Village website
at: villageofjackson.com under “Publications”
AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVES
The need is constant — The gratification is instant — Give Blood! July 30, September 24, & November 28. from 2:00—6:00 p.m. All Drives are held
at the Jackson Community Center For an appointment call
1-800-RED-CROSS 1-800-733-2767 or go to:
redcrossblood.org
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SECOND INSTALLMENT OF PROPERTY TAXES DUE
The second installment of 2017 postponed real estate taxes is due on or before July 31st, payable to the Washington County Treasurer and postmarked no later than July 31st. The ad-dress for the Washington County Treasurer is 432 East Washington Street, PO Box 1986, West Bend, WI 53095-7986.
POLICE DEPARTMENT MEDICATION COLLECTION BOX
Using the collection box located in the police department lobby is a convenient way to dis-pose of unwanted or expired prescription and over-the-counter non-liquid medications. It is important to keep as much of these materials as possible out of landfills and water treatment sys-tems. Drug abusers are known to steal narcot-ics, antidepressants, and medications from the homes of friends and relatives. The collected items are periodically incinerated at a licensed facility.
UPCOMING JACKSON PARK & REC CLASSES AND PROGRAMS
7/21 – Mind & Body Fitness 7/21 – Kids Cardio 7/21 – Cardio Mix - Adults 7/24 – Yoga 7/24 – Zumba 7/30 – ABCs of Computers 8/1 – Wine & Art Class 8/2 – PeeWee Football 8/7 – Laptop “Fix It” Class 8/9 – Wildtree Dinner Planning 8/14 – PeeWee Fitness 8/16 – Pump Me Up Fitness 8/20 - Kickboxing 8/25 – Smart Sitters - Babysitting Training 9/10 – Tot Time - Fall Semester Begins 10/3 – Indoor Volleyball
Check the Spring/Summer Online Guide to view all of the classes at: jacksonparkrec.recdesk.com
WASHINGTON COUNTY’S CLEAN SWEEP EVENT
The next Washington County Clean Sweep event will be held on Saturday, October 6th. Col-lection will be from 8:00 a.m. until Noon at the Washington County, West Bend Hwy Facility, 900 Lang Street, West Bend. Call 262-335-4800 for disposal fees and more information.
PAYING UTILITY BILLS Pay your utility bills automatically (from your checking account) Call 262-677-0707 to set up.
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Great things are happening in the Village of Jackson!
Summer improvement projects are underway (and at least one already completed) on Ridgeway Drive, Highland Road, Rosewood Drive/TID #6, and Stonehedge Drive Storm Sewer projects. At a joint meeting on June 26th, the Village and Town Boards also reached an agreement for the repair and repaving of Cedar Creek Road to be completed yet this summer in conjunction with the repav-ing of County Trunk Highway P.
Many thanks for the seemingly tireless efforts of the Friends of Jackson Parks organization! Over the last year the organization worked with individuals and organizations to raise and contribute $100,000.00 for the purchase and installation of an inclusive playground to replace the aged and worn playground equipment at Hickory Park. This will be the first inclusive playground equipment in Washington County and a great addition for the Village of Jackson! Kudos to the Friends group and the great staff in our Parks and Recreation Department!
In addition to the funds raised by the Friends of Jackson Joint Parks and Recreation, the Village Board voted in June to allocate park impact fees and general fund finances in equal amounts to complete the funding of the $300,000.00 needed for the project. Final planning is underway for a fall 2018 installation, but the fundraising efforts will continue with fundraising events like the Beer Gardens.
Thanks also to the many people who helped make Action in Jackson a success again this year! The revised, two-day format was put in place because of the many scheduling conflicts with area High School graduations and the increasing difficulty of finding volunteers to work a three-day event. In addition to the car show and swap meet, the pancake breakfast, chainsaw carving, midway, music and food, an inaugural fireworks show, made possible by a generous donation from Mr. and Mrs. John Kruepke, contributed to a make a great event. Thanks again to all who helped make the event a success!
As I was driving around Michigan and Wisconsin over the last few days touring and visiting relatives, I was reminded again and again what a great community the Village of Jackson is. Some of the things that came to mind are:
Great people who contribute to making the community as good as it can be . . . People who work to keep their homes and yards looking nice . . . a responsive and impartial police department that is both caring toward the hurting and firm toward the troublesome . . . mostly kind people . . . re-spectful kids . . . great business owners and managers . . . caring and hard-working village employ-ees . . . people who are willing to work hard to help their neighbors throughout the village . . . businesses who work hard to keep their commercial properties looking neat and attractive . . . great school teachers and staff . . . all the parents and leaders who serve as positive role models and encourage their own kids and others to be responsible and help out wherever and whenever they can.
To everyone who appreciates the Village of Jackson and makes it a great place for people of all ages to live, learn and work, Thank you! Mike Schwab, Village of Jackson President
THE JACKSON QUARTERLY
From the Desk of the Village President . . .
(262) 677-9665 jacksonparkrec.recdesk.com
JACKSON
REGISTER TODAY FOR FALL YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL UNDER THE LIGHTS IN JACKSON PARK!
Jackson Area Community Center
UPDATE
Parks & RecreationSummer 2018
Although fundraising continues,THANKS to the generousity of so many individuals and businesses the Village Board has approved the construction
of the HICKORY LANE INCLUSIVE PLAYGROUND. The goal is to have the
construction complete in early November with the ribbon cutting and sponsor board presentation in spring of 2019.
CONTRUCTION WILL BEGIN IN LATE AUGUST ON THE
HICKORY LANE INCLUSIVE PLAYGROUND!
THE CIRCUS IS COMING TO JACKSON
FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, & SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 2018
Presented by: JACKSON PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENTLimited advance tickets available at the Jackson Area Community Center.
Advance Tickets MUST be purchased by 7pm, Thursday, August 23rd. Adults $10.00 and Children ages 2-12 and Seniors age 65+ are $7.00.
(Show day prices, if not sold out are $13.00 and $8.00).
Info: (262) 677-9665 web at: jacksonparkrec.recdesk.com
HICKORY LANE PARKShowtimes are: Friday 5pm and 7:30pm &
Saturday 2pm and 4:30pm TICKETS AVAILABLE IN LATE JULY!
Get the full poster and registration forms on the website at: jacksonparkrec.recdesk.com
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Outdoor Grilling with Charcoal and Propane Be careful when lighting grills; Only use recommended charcoal lighter fluid; Never grill indoors. Keep grills from under eaves and away from buildings; Have a 3 ft. “Kids Safe Zone” around grill.
Fire Pits Metal manufactured type fire pits are preferred or fire pits built entirely of noncombustible materials (See Chapter 18 of the Village Code of Ordinances for more details.) No burning within 15 feet of any building or lot line. Fires should be under the constant supervision of an adult. Never use flammable liquids to start a fire; Always extinguish fire and cover fire pit when done.
Swimming Safety Never swim alone; Swim with a buddy; It’s more fun and much safer. Never leave young children unattended near the water. Young or inexperienced swimmers should wear a life jacket. Maintain supervision of your children while they are swimming. Secure your pool when not in use. If a child is missing, check the pool first; Seconds count.
If you have any questions on these fire safety tips, please contact us at 262-677-3811.
JACKSON FIRE DEPARTMENT
Summertime should be a time of fun and making happy memories. Here are a few safety tips:
WWW.VILLAGEOFJACKSON.COM July 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2
Pickleball
Mondays 8:30-
Noon
3
Pickleball for
Beginners every
Tuesday 8:30-
10:30am
4
Village Offices
Closed
5
Pickleball for
Beginners every Thurs 5:15-7:15pm
6
Pickleball Fridays
8:30-Noon
7
8 9
Jr. Golf Camp at
the Bog
Help with your
Laptop 5pm
10
Budget & Finance
Mtg. 7pm
Village Board Mtg.
7:30pm
11
Mommy & Me in
Kitchen 6pm
Pee Wee Tennis
6pm
12
Youth & Adult
Archery 6pm
Cartooning 7pm
Crochet 1pm
13
Beach Yoga
7:30pm
14
Vision Board 8am
Paddle Board
Yoga 8:30am
15 16
Jr. Golf Camp at
the Bog
Brush Pick-Up
17
Talk w/animals
8am
Chicago trip 7am
18
Medicare Wkshp
6pm
Movement &
Music 9:45am
19
Bingo - Noon
Smartphone
Class 6pm
20 21
Cardio Mix 9-
10am
Kids Cardio 10-
11am
22 23
Tae Kwon Do & Lil
Dragon Karate
Begin
Kickboxing 6pm
24
Yoga 6pm
Zumba 7pm
25
Pickleball
Wednesdays 5-
8pm
Culver’s “Friends”
Day
26
Healthy Habits
6pm
Plan Comm. Mtg.
7pm
27
Red Cross
Babysitting
8:30am
28
29 30
Challenger British
Soccer Camp
Blood Drive 2-
6pm
31
Board of Public
Works Mtg. 7pm
Register early for
Park & Rec
Programs &
Events:
jacksonparkrec.
recdesk.com
All meetings held
at the Village Hall
N168 W20733 Main
St. unless otherwise
noted.
Recycle Week
Recycle Week
Recycle Week
August 2018 WWW.VILLAGEOFJACKSON.COM Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
All meetings held
at the Village Hall
N168 W20733 Main
St. unless otherwise
noted.
Passive Pickelball
every Tuesday
8:30-10:30am
1
Wine & Art 6pm
Pickleball 5-8pm
2
Pee Wee Football
6pm
Bingo - Noon
3
General
Pickelball Fridays
8:30am - Noon
4
5 6
Phantom Ranch
Teen trip
7
Potowatomi Trip
7am
How to fix a
Laptop 6pm
8
Pickelball lessons
5pm
9
Wild Tree Dinner
Prep 6pm
Cartooning 6pm
10 11
12 13
Pickelball
8:30am-Noon
14 Elections
Budget & Finance
Mtg. 7pm JACC
Village Board Mtg.
7:30pm JACC
15
Pickelball 5-8pm
16
Pump me Up
6pm
Bingo - Noon
17
Beach Yoga
7:30pm
18
Paddle Board
Yoga 8am
19
Paddle Board
Yoga 9:30am &
11am
20
Kickboxing 6pm
Brush Pick-Up
21
Cardio Lite 9am
Cardio Mix 6pm
22
Pickelball 5-8pm
23
Bingo - Noon
24
Circus at Hickory
Lane Park 5pm &
7:30pm
25
Circus at Hickory
Lane Park 2pm &
4:30pm
26 27
Pickleball
8:30am-Noon
28
Board of Public
Works Mtg. 7pm
29
Youth fantasy
Football 10am
Doggie Dip 4pm
30
Bingo - Noon
Plan Comm. Mtg.
7pm
31
Recycle Week
Recycle Week
WWW.VILLAGEOFJACKSON.COM September 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
All meetings held at
the Village Hall
N168 W20733 Main
St. unless otherwise
noted.
Pickleball
Mondays 8:30-
Noon
Pickleball
Wednesdays
8:30-Noon
Passive Pickleball
Thursdays 1-3pm
1
Cardio Mix 9am
Kids Cardio 10am
2 3
Labor Day
Village Offices
Closed
4
Zumba 7pm
Yoga 6pm
5
Pee Wee Soccer
6pm
6
Cartooning 6pm
7 8
9
Raspberry Fest
Jackson Historical
Society 12-5pm
Mill Road
10
Fall Tot Time starts
11 Budget & Finance
Mtg. 7pm
Village Board Mtg.
7:30pm
12 Mid-Moraine
Leg. Comm Mtg.
7pm Culver’s “Friends”
Day
13
Youth Flag
Football 5pm
AARP Safe Driving
8am
14 15
16 17
Brush Pick-Up
18
Passive Pickelball
1-3pm
19
Park & Rec. Mtg.
6:30pm JACC
20
21 22
23 24
Blood Drive 2-
6pm
25
Board of Public
Works Mtg. 7pm
26 27
Beer garden 4pm
Plan Comm. Mtg.
7pm
28
Beer Garden
4pm
29
Beer Garden 4pm
30
Passive Pickelball
every Tuesday 1-
3pm
Register early for
Park & Rec
Programs & Events:
jacksonparkrec.
recdesk.com
Recycle Week
Recycle Week
October 2018 WWW.VILLAGEOFJACKSON.COM Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
All meetings held at
the Village Hall
N168 W20733 Main
St. unless otherwise
noted.
1 Pickleball
Mondays 8:30-
Noon
Brush Pick-Up
2
Pickleball
Tuesdays 1-3pm
3
Pickleball
Tuesdays 8:30-
Noon
Indoor Volleyball
6pm
4
Pickelball
Thursdays 1-3pm
Bingo – Noon
every Thursday
5
Pickelball Fridays
8:30am - Noon
6
Glo Run & After
Glo Party w/Chili
Cook-off.
Register Early!
7 8
Walk with Ease 1-
2pm
Brush Pick-Up
9
Budget & Finance
Mtg. 7pm
Village Board Mtg.
7:30pm
10
Mid-Moraine Leg.
Committee mtg.
7pm
11 12 13
14 15
Brush Pick-Up
16 17
Park & Rec. Mtg.
6:30pm JACC
18
19 20
21 22
Brush Pick-Up
23 24 25
Plan Comm. Mtg.
7pm
26 27
28
Ghoul Gala
3-5:30pm
Trick or Treat
5:30-7:30pm
29
Brush Pick-Up
30
Board of Public
Works Mtg. 7pm
31
Halloween
Recycle Week
Recycle Week
