Sheboygan Sets Oct. 20–30 In-Person Absentee Voting Schedule
City of Sheboygan voters can vote in person absentee on weekdays from Oct. 20 through Oct. 30 at the City Clerk’s Office. Hours vary by date; photo ID is required.
Politics
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Sheboygan District 7 Seat Vacant After Perrella Resignation
Grazia Perrella’s District 7 resignation took effect October 6. City code assigns filling an alderperson vacancy to the Common Council, but no successor or appointment date is identified.
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Sheboygan County Committee Set to Consider $2,800 Wetland Credit Sale
Sheboygan County’s Executive Committee was scheduled to consider a $2,800 credit sale for a proposed southside road; the recommendation was still pending at 8:20 a.m.
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Mead Library Offers Voter-Registration Help Sept. 29
Mead Public Library will offer voter-registration and registration-check help from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 29, ahead of Wisconsin’s Oct. 14 online and mail deadline.
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Sheboygan Posts Preliminary 2027 Budget Document for Public Review
Sheboygan has posted a 247-page preliminary 2027 budget report with projected revenues and department requests before final Common Council action.
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Sheboygan Council to Consider 99-Year Butzen Soccer Complex Lease September 21
Sheboygan council will consider a proposed 99-year lease for 52.84 acres at Butzen Farm, with Lakeshore United responsible for project costs and operations.
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Sheboygan Posts Preliminary 2027 Budget for Public Review
Sheboygan residents can review the city’s preliminary 2027 budget, including department projections, funding information and capital accounts.
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Random Lake Seeks Applicants for Open Village Trustee Seat
The Village of Random Lake is accepting applications for an open trustee seat, with applications due October 9 and an expected appointment October 19.
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Sheboygan Council to Consider Ending Flock Safety Contract September 8
Sheboygan’s Common Council will consider ending the city’s Flock Safety contract September 8 as officials address camera use, privacy and data collection.
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Sheboygan Falls School District Places $65.7 Million Referendum on Nov. 3 Ballot
Sheboygan Falls voters will decide a proposed $65.7 million school facility referendum on November 3, 2026, after four information sessions and tours.
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Sheboygan Falls School District Sets Four Referendum Information Sessions and Tours
Four Sheboygan Falls school tours and referendum information sessions are scheduled before voters consider the district’s proposed $65.7 million project on November 3.
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Sheboygan County Board to Consider $129,873 in Culvert Aid for Three Towns
Sheboygan County supervisors will consider a $129,873.15 proposal for six culvert and bridge projects in the Towns of Holland, Plymouth and Sheboygan.
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Sheboygan County Considers Easements for Southside Sewer Project
A pending county resolution would provide temporary and permanent easements for a planned Southside Interceptor in Sheboygan and Town of Wilson.
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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 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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Sheboygan Plan Commission to Hear Proposed TID 21 Boundary Amendment August 26
Sheboygan’s proposed TID 21 boundary amendment would add territory without raising its approved project-cost total. A public hearing is set for August 26.
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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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Tuesday, August 11: Sheboygan County Voters Go to the Polls for Partisan Primary
Sheboygan County voters can cast ballots in Wisconsin’s partisan primary from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, August 11, 2026. Check these voting details first.
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Friday, August 7: Sheboygan City Clerk Offers Final In-Person Absentee Voting Hours
City of Sheboygan voters can vote absentee in person from 7:30 to 11 a.m. Friday, August 7, at 828 Center Avenue. Registration continues by appointment.
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August 6, 2026: Sheboygan County Voters Have Until 5 p.m. to Request Absentee Ballots
Sheboygan County voters must have absentee-ballot requests received by their municipal clerk by 5 p.m. Thursday, August 6, for Wisconsin’s August 11 partisan primary.
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