Village of Coon ValleyCoronavirus Safety MeasuresThe Village of Coon Valley Board, the Village Office and the Public Works Department are taking safety precautions to keep the public, customers and employees safe. The village office remains staffed but the front door is locked. Any payments can be dropped off in the drop box to the left of the front door. You can call ahead to buy garbage bags, etc. Feel free to call the Village Office if you have any questions: 452-3168. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation during this time. ________________________________________________
| Upcoming Meetings/Notices: Village Board Meeting Feb 9, 2021 (agenda posted on Village Government tab) Village Finance Meeting Feb 9, 2021 Agenda Library Hours: Mon, Tue & Wed 1:00 - 6:00; Fri 10-2; Sat 10-1; Closed Thursdays & Sundays *** For the most accurate information regarding availability of the hall and shelters, please call the Village Office at 608-452-3168. The online calendar above is not updated daily. Thank you *** *************************************************** ![]() Cat and Dog License Reminder Each year your dogs and cats must be licensed in the Village of Coon Valley. In order to renew your pet’s license you must also have a copy of their current rabies certificate. The fee to renew the license of a neutered or spayed animal is $3.00 and $8.00 if they are not neutered or spayed. Licenses must be renewed by April 1st or within 30 days of acquiring a new pet. Puppies and kittens cannot be vaccinated until they are 5 months old. If you do not renew your pet’s license by April 1st or when they are old enough to receive a rabies vaccination, there will be a $5.00 late fee added on to the regular fee for licensing. ![]() ![]() Looking for a way to give back to your community? Ever thought about becoming a firefighter? Serving as a volunteer firefighter is a great way to serve your community! Coon Creek Fire and Rescue is looking for men and women interested in serving their community as volunteer firefighters. We offer paid training and compensation for your time. All we ask from you is regular attendance at meetings and trainings, respond to calls when available, and a willingness to serve your community. Want to learn more? Contact Chief Russ Cornford (452-3077), Assistant Chief Ken Phillips (452-3932), Assistant Chief Jason Rundhaugen (792-6550), any firefighter, or attend a meeting or training, (6:30 PM on the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month, respectively). ######################################################## ![]() Vernon County Emergency Management announces a messaging system called "Nixle." The system has the ability to send out messages via text or email for different types of incidents or emergencies that are occurring such as Severe Weather, Missing Persons, Hazardous Materials emergencies, and many more. You can text your zip code to 888777 or go to http://www.nixle.com to get emergency messages from Vernon County Management. |
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Message from the Public Works Department
Important message from the Public Works Department - Do not flush Flushable Wipes or Depends down the toilet. They clog up the lift station pumps. |
Stop Running Water
Thank you so much for your cooperation during this very long and difficult winter. It is now safe to stop running water in your home. We adjusted the March water and sewer billing to reflect December 2013 billing. In June we will once again review the bills and adjust for the additional water used during the first few weeks in April. Since there is no way to determine exactly how much extra water ran during this period, we will be using averages from past billing. If you are new to the Village and do not have a billing history, we will try to determine a fair usage by reviewing your current water usage. Again thank you and if you have any questions don't hesitate to call the Village office at 452-3168. |
Run Water in Your Home to Prevent Freezing Lines
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT - The Coon Valley Municipal Water Utility is requesting Village residents to run their cold water a pencil size stream in one faucet of their home. Running a thin stream of cold water will help prevent freezing of water lines. Please run water until further notice. We will have announcements on local radio and television stations notifying residents when they can discontinue running water. Your March water/sewer bill will be adjusted to allow for the additional water use. If you have any questions, please call the Village Office at 452-3168. |
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