Municipal Pool Operation Changes This Summer. Administrator'S Notes
Municipal Pool Operation Changes This Summer. Administrator'S Notes
Municipal Pool Operation Changes This Summer. Administrator'S Notes
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTES
MUNICIPAL POOL OPERATION CHANGES meet this requirement but the cost in relation to the THIS SUMMER. benefit didnt make fiscal
offer the punch card that saves on general daily admission and plan on having the I want to thank the Parks and sense for the Village. In baby pool running all season. Recreation Committee for sup2011, actual labor cost to We will now offer family porting a plan that will reduce provide lessons was apswim times on Sunday afterpool expenses & provide better proximately $40 per child noons from 4 to 6 pm. Chilvalue to our pool patrons. Pool per session. dren will need to have a paroperations had become too com- Free swimming lessons ent present to use the pool plex & costly for the Village to will be available through during this time. The pool maintain. Solutions to time con- the GET School Districts staff will plan special activiflicts over maintenance, Swim summer school program. ties, games and provide a reTeam practice, & adult lap swim For details on those lessons laxed atmosphere for parents called for a simplified schedule. please contact the school. and children to enjoy the Daily Open Swim There will be three sespool. Adult lap swim will be Weekday Swim: 1 to 7 pm sions of lessons offered offered from Noon to 1 pm Saturday Swim: 1 to 6 pm two afternoon sessions and seven days a week. Pool Sunday Swim: 1 to 4 pm one evening session. staff will offer water aerobics Family Swim Afternoon Lessons to interested groups during Sunday: 4 to 6 pm Session 1: June 18-29 lap swim time. Adult Lap Swim & Water Session 2: July 9-20 Our goal is to keep costs Aerobics Class Times down by doing a more effiNoon to 1:00 pm 1:00-1:30 cient job of scheduling lesWe will continue to offer the 1:35-2:05 sons and maximizing open same quality American Red 2:10-2:40 swim times. We ask for your Cross Learn-to-Swim program 2:45-3:15 flexibility when planning as we have in the past. Starting 3:20-3:50 swimming lessons this year as this year lessons will cost $20 Evening Lessons we work with the new schedper session plus pass fees. ule. Please be sure to attend Session 3: July 30Previously the school district TYSC sign up on March 13th Aug.10 reimbursed the Village $20 per from 6 to 8 pm to purchase Class Times swimming lesson per child usyour passes and lessons. 4:10-4:40 ing summer school funding. Opening day for the pool is The State Department of Public 4:45-5:15 planned for Instruction (DPI) requires that a 5:20-5:50 June 4th. certified school individual must 5:55-6:25 oversee the Villages swimming 6:30-7:00 lesson program for it to be eligi- Pass rates have not been ble for reimbursement. The increased from last year. Committee looked at options to We will also continue to
Travis Cooke, Administrator [email protected] Vicki Freeman, Clerk [email protected] Village Police 534-6875 Rick Niedfeldt, Chief of Police [email protected] TMU Electric Kim Ganz Superintendant Sewer/Water Todd Lakey Superintendant Electric Sewer/Water (608)792-1735 (608)386-3731
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Schedule of Meetings
Library Board Water & Sewer Public Safety Plan Commission Electric Com Streets & Alleys COW Mar 12, 5:30 pm Mar 13, 5:15 pm Mar 13, 6:00 pm Mar 19, 5:00 pm Mar 19, 6:00 pm Mar20, 5:15 pm
Mar 20, 6:00 pm Regular Village Board Apr 2, 7:00 pm STCSWC Apr 9, 6:30 pm
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UCare was created by the Department of Family Practice and Community Health at the University of Minnesota Medical School. UCare is an independent, nonprofit organization offering health plan coverage in Minnesota and Western Wisconsin. They provide health insurance coverage to more than 85,000 Medicare-Eligible individuals through their UCare for Seniors Health Plans. An informal UCare Meeting will be held on Thursday, March 15 1:30 p.m. at the Trempealeau Community Center, 24455 3rd Street. Stop by or contact Marla Valentino-Wiste, UCare Medical Marketing and Community Representative directly at 1-612-414-2003, or visit website at www.ucare.org Walk-Ins are welcome
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G-E-T GIRL SCOUTS 7th Annual Egg Hunt & Bake Sale
AT GRE ES! Z PRI
Saturday March 31st Starts at 10:30 am (Rain Date: Sunday, April 1st at 1 pm) at Central Park, Trempealeau
Age Groups: 0-3, 3-5, 6-7 & 8-11 $1 suggested donation for free pop voucher! Lots of Great Prizes! Money raised benefits Community projects and needs. Sponsored by G-E-T Girl Scout Troops & Made possible by many generous donations from local residents and businesses.
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V O L U M E 2 2 , I S S UE 9
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Saturday Monday Tuesday
Wednesday
Mahjong 6:30 pm Bear Den Mtg 5:30 pm 12 Library Board Meeting 5:30 pm Sizzling Seniors 9-10 am Garbage & Recycling Pick-Up TYSC Sign up 6-8 pm 13 Water & Sewer Meeting 5:15 pm Public Safety 6:00 pm
Thursday Friday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Saturday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Saturday
14 Story Hour 10 am YOGA 5:30 pm Garden Club 7pm 15 Sizzling Seniors 9-10 am U-Care 1pm 16 Sportsmens Club Fish Fry 18 Boy Scout Pinewood Derby 11am 19 Plan Commission 5:00 pm
Mahjong 6:30 pm Brownies 5:30 pm Sizzling Seniors 9-10 am COW 6:00 pm Garbage & Recycling Pick-Up 20 Streets & Alleys 5:15 pm
26 Mahjong 6:30 pm 27 Garbage & Recycling Pick-Up Sizzling Seniors 9-10 am 28 Story Hour 10 am YOGA 5:30 pm 29 Meeting 1:30 pm 31
Sizzling Seniors 9-10 am Trempealeau Heritage Society Cub Scouts 6pm
APR
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 2 NO SCHOOL pm Mahjong 6:30
Bear Den Meeting 5:30 pm Village Board Mtg 7 pm 3 Sizzling Seniors 9-10 am Garbage & Recycling Pick-Up Girl Scout Leader Meeting 6 pm
4 School Early Release - Easter Break 5 Sizzling Seniors 9-10 am 6 Sportsmens Club Fish Fry 7 VFW Meeting 7 pm 8 Easter 9 STCSWC 6:30 pm Mahjong 6:30 pm 10 Garbage & Recycling Pick-Up Sizzling Seniors 9-10 am 11 Garden Club 7pm YOGA 5:30 pm 12 Sizzling Seniors 9-10 am
POLICE BLOTTER
TREMPEALEAU POLICE DEPARTMENT STATISTICS FOR FEBRUARY 2012 Total Calls for Service: 71 Assist Other Agency: 11 OWI: 2 Suspicious Activity: 3 Traffic Accident: 1 Traffic Stops: 43 Community Oriented Policing: 145 Check Businesses Residential Security Check Check for Open Doors Reason for the Traffic Stop Defective Headlight: 5 Defective Muffler: 2 Driving without a Valid Drivers License: 1 OWI: 2 Speeding in Fixed Limits: 30 Stop Sign Violation: 2 Windshield Violation: 1 *Out of those 43 traffic stops, the following was the disposition. Total Citations Issued: 14 Total Warnings Issued: 33 *Note: Some Operators warned for speed, but cited for not having their insurance card or no proof of insurance ($10.00 ticket) Citations
No Proof of Insurance Speed: 11 over Speed: 15 over No Proof of Insurance Speed: 10 over No Proof of Insurance OWI Stop Sign Violation No Valid Drivers License OWI Speed: 31 over (61 mph in a 30) No Proof of Insurance Speed: 10 over Speed: 13 over