Sheboygan Polls Open 7 a.m.–8 p.m. Nov. 3; Absentee Drop-Off Closes at Noon
Sheboygan voters can vote at assigned polls from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 3. City absentee-ballot drop-off at two listed locations ends at noon.
Sheboygan voters can vote at assigned polls from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 3. City absentee-ballot drop-off at two listed locations ends at noon.
The Town of Holland’s proposed 2027 budget goes to a public hearing Nov. 4, followed by a special elector meeting and the rescheduled November board meeting.
Interested applicants have until noon Oct. 29 to submit a letter to the City Clerk. The Common Council plans to fill Sheboygan’s District 7 vacancy by appointment Nov. 2, not by public ballot.
Sheboygan’s council is scheduled to consider a proposed Deland Park beach camera agreement Oct. 19. A committee recommended adoption 4-0; approval is pending.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Sheboygan has posted a 247-page preliminary 2027 budget report with projected revenues and department requests before final Common Council action.
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.
Sheboygan residents can review the city’s preliminary 2027 budget, including department projections, funding information and capital accounts.
The Village of Random Lake is accepting applications for an open trustee seat, with applications due October 9 and an expected appointment October 19.
Sheboygan’s Common Council will consider ending the city’s Flock Safety contract September 8 as officials address camera use, privacy and data collection.
Sheboygan Falls voters will decide a proposed $65.7 million school facility referendum on November 3, 2026, after four 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.
Sheboygan County supervisors will consider a $129,873.15 proposal for six culvert and bridge projects in the Towns of Holland, Plymouth and Sheboygan.
A pending county resolution would provide temporary and permanent easements for a planned Southside Interceptor in Sheboygan and Town of Wilson.
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.
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.
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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