Sheboygan County Chamber Report Shifts Workforce Focus Toward Population Growth
A new Chamber report says Sheboygan County’s workforce strategy must address housing, child care, schools and community connections alongside jobs.
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Sheboygan Covers Flock Cameras, Seeks Contract Termination
Sheboygan covered all 15 Flock license plate cameras after police raised contract concerns. The Common Council will consider terminating the agreement Sept. 8.
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Carbliss Names Partners for Plymouth Headquarters Redevelopment
Carbliss selected three Wisconsin partners for a planned headquarters redevelopment at Plymouth’s former Kmart property on Eastern Avenue.
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Plymouth Voters Will Decide on Permanent $600,000 Property-Tax Levy Increase
Plymouth voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to approve a permanent $600,000 annual property-tax levy increase for police staffing, wage adjustments and equipment.
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Sheboygan County Food Pantries List Aug. 27-31 and September Dates
Official Sheboygan County pantry calendars list food-distribution dates from Aug. 27 through September 2026, with locations and requirements varying by site.
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Sheboygan to Ask Council to End Flock Camera Contract Sept. 8
Sheboygan officials plan to ask the Common Council to end the city’s Flock Safety contract Sept. 8. The proposal is pending; staff have covered 15 cameras during review.
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Plymouth Utilities Sets Fall Electronics Recycling Event for September 2
Plymouth residents can bring unwanted electronics to the city’s fall recycling event from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. September 2 at 900 County Highway PP.
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Mead Public Library Board Approves 2027 Budget Proposal
Mead Public Library trustees approved a proposed $321,727 2027 expense plan, down $30,047 from 2026. The action is separate from the City’s final budget.
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Tuesday, August 25: Planned Water Shutdown Affects Part of Sheboygan
A planned water-main shutdown will affect parts of Sheboygan from 8 a.m. to about 3 p.m. Tuesday, August 25. Residents should store water beforehand.
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Sheboygan Data Center Speaker Series Begins Sept. 9
Sheboygan will host four September sessions on data-center energy, water, infrastructure and policy before possible future zoning standards are considered.
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Free Fall-Risk Screenings Set for Sheboygan and Sheboygan Falls
Four free, confidential fall-risk screenings for Sheboygan County residents 60 and older begin Monday, August 24, in Sheboygan.
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Rebuilding Together Receives Grant for Sheboygan County Home-Safety Sessions
A $2,500 AARP grant will support home-safety education, maintenance guidance and repair resources at September sessions in Sheboygan and Adell.
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Sheboygan Sets Aug. 26 Hearing on Downtown TID 21 Boundary Expansion
Sheboygan’s Aug. 26 hearing covers a TID 21 boundary amendment adding downtown, riverfront and near-southside territory without increasing approved project costs.
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Sheboygan County Day of Caring Opens Volunteer Registration for September 24
United Way of Sheboygan County is accepting registrations for its September 24 Day of Caring, with volunteer projects available across the county.
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WIS 28 Closure Continues Between Lyndon and Kohler During Bridge Work
WIS 28 remains closed between WIS 57 and County N as WisDOT continues Onion River bridge and approach-slab work through Sheboygan County.
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Sheboygan Sister-City Fundraiser Set for Sept. 19–20 in Mosel Township
A two-day Mayor’s International Committee fundraiser will bring Tsubame, Japan, and Esslingenfest programs to Christopher Farm and Gardens Sept. 19–20.
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Mead Public Library Seeks Help Building Bottle-Cap Mural August 20
Mead Public Library will host an all-ages bottle-cap mural workshop Thursday, August 20, inviting community members to help build its summer project.
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Sheboygan Property Owners Can Prepare for August 24–28 Open Book Meetings
City of Sheboygan property owners can review 2026 assessment information with assessment staff during Open Book meetings held August 24–28, with email and phone contact preferred.
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Sheboygan Property Owners Can Review 2026 Assessments During Aug. 24–28 Open Book
City of Sheboygan property owners can review 2026 assessments during Aug. 24–28 Open Book, with email or phone contact preferred and limited appointments available.
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Sheboygan Area School District Families Get Free Breakfast and Lunch for 2026-27
All enrolled Sheboygan Area School District students can receive breakfast and lunch at no charge during the 2026-27 school year, which begins Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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