STARS AND STRIPES HONOR FLIGHT
When Bill Martin decided he wanted to go on the
Stars and Stripes Honor Flight for veterans, he knew
there was only one person with whom he wanted to go. He mentioned it to his long time friend,
Wayne Erickson and Wayne’s response was “I have
already filled out my application.”
Doing things together has always been the way for
Bill and Wayne. As kids they fixed up old bicycles
and sold them to their friends. They attended Union
Grove schools together, got drafted into the Army
together, were in each other’s weddings, and raised their families while
engaging in local businesses together. So it was only fitting that Bill and
Wayne would be together on the Nov. 1, 2014 Honor Flight and travel to
Washington D.C.
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
President’s Pen .................. 2
Christmas Comes to
Union Grove! ...................... 3
Recreation Round-up ....... 4
From the Director of
Public Works ....................... 4
If you get a chance to see Bill or Wayne ask them about the day they
spent together in Washington D.C. Ask them about how they were greeted with cheers and waves, thank-yous and handshakes. Ask them how
every Veteran on the Flight was made to feel respected, appreciated
and most of all honored that day. You’ll have to catch Wayne on a day
the he is not in the classroom teaching Physics or German. Everyday he’s
up early getting in his daily exercise routine that includes 60 push-ups.
And Bill....well Bill continues to be the first one at his business every morning. Otherwise you might find him on his lawnmower riding along the highway north of town picking up litter or maintaining his “roadside park”.
Winter Programs at the
Graham Public Library ...... 5
Now you might think it couldn’t be that hard
to find a couple of retired octogenarians here
in Union Grove. But the truth of the matter is
that they never really retired and if they every do, you can bet they will do it together!
Snow Removal &
Even/Odd Parking........... 10
Health Dept Updates........ 6
Important Tax
Payment Info ..................... 7
Winter Safety from
the Fire Dept. ..................... 8
Dog & Cat Licenses .......... 9
Union Grove Area
Foodbank......................... 11
Save the Date ................. 12
FROM THE PRESIDENT’S PEN
It’s difficult to believe that another year is drawing to a close, and what a year it has been
for our Village. As I reflect on where the time has gone and what we as a village have accomplished, we have reason to be proud. And we have you all to thank for your support,
patience and understanding as we continue to “build on our past for our future”.
Here are some of the highlights of 2014:
Village of Union Grove
Board Members
President
Mike Aimone
maimone@
uniongrove.net
Trustees
Teresa Holm
Tim Mallach
Bill Stoltz
Gordon Svendsen
Michael Younglove
Adam Graf
Director of Public Works
Mark Osmundsen
mosmundsen@
uniongrove.net
Clerk-Treasurer
Jill Kopp
[email protected]
Deputy Clerk-Treasurer
Liz Schwertfeger
[email protected]
Deputy Clerk
Roberta Campbell
Village Inspector
James DeLuca
Recreation Director
Kim Terpstra
Newsletter Editor
Heather Vyvyan
• Paid off the debt on Village Hall
• Dollar General construction & opening
• Paid off the first of two loans secured for
Old School Park
• CTE expansion/relocation
• Total Indebtedness decreased $80,000
• Coleman Tool expansion development
agreement
• Decrease in the Union Grove mill rate for
property taxes
• Union Grove joint venture with Racine
County Dog Park
• State Shared State Revenue increased
• Continued downtown façade improvements
• State Transpiration Aid increased
• Election costs decreased
• Building and plant expenses down
• Slight increase in valuation
• American Roller Expansion
• Color Tile and History Seekers window
displays
• Opening of the Greek Sweet Spot
• Addition of the RX recycle drop box at
Village Hall
As a community we also mourned the loss of two beloved community members in
2014. Dr. Jim Simonds and Pastor Keuch will always be remembered as being warm
and caring friends, dedicated healers and counselors and an irreplaceable part of the
community of Union Grove.
As for 2015 there is so much to accomplish. One of our main focuses will be working on
securing development for the former mill site on the corner of State and Mill. As a board
we took our first step in reaching out to possible developers by being the first community ever to set up and exhibit at the recent housing conference in Madison. I am proud
to report we were very successful in drawing attention to our community and will be
working with a number of developers in the months to come. Stay tuned as there are
many other projects that will be coming in 2015!
While we know not everyone agrees with all of our decisions 100% of the time we hope
you realize that we truly have the community’s best interest at heart and welcome
your presence and comments at any of our meetings. Check out our website at: www.
uniongrove.net for meeting times and minutes.
It truly is a privilege to serve as your Village President during these exciting times. I am very
fortunate to work with such committed people on your Village Board, Planning Commission, Recreation and Welfare, CDA, Library Police and Fire Commission along with all the
other sub committees. Our Village Staff and DPW are truly the heartbeat of our community and we are very fortunate to have such dedicated and loyal employees.
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Wishing you and yours a very Merry Christmas and a prosperous 2015.
Mike Aimone
CHRISTMAS COMES TO UNION GROVE!
Christmas Tree Lighting in Village Square
Cookie Walk
Thursday, Dec. 4, 5:30-6:30 pm
Santa Socks provided by the UG Lions Club
Saturday, Dec. 6, 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
Purchase a tin for $5 at Piggly Wiggly, Community
State Bank or the Chamber Office. Then visit local
businesses for a cookie and enter to win a
$50 Shopping Spree!
Kiwanis Classic Christmas Tree Lot
November 28, 29 & 30: 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
December 4 & 5: 4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
December 6 & 7: 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Model Railroad Open House
Saturday, Dec. 6, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Union Grove Holiday Craft Fair
Saturday, Dec. 6, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Held at Union Grove Elementary School
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RECREATION ROUND-UP
Tumbling: We’re looking for new instructor. Mrs Andrea
has decided after 6 years of teaching for us, it is time
for her family. We are accepting applications for new
tumbling instructors. Please call Kim at 262.902.7917 for
more details. We’re hoping to continue with Wednesday night classes for kids ages 18 mon. to 6 years.
Spirit Team: New session 1/10- 3-28, Saturday mornings
10-11am. Ages 4-13 $65 per participant.
Dance classes: Starting back up in February – look for
advertisement for when the session will run starting in
January.
Babysitting Course: 1/10/15 9-4 pm At the Village hall
for ages 11 and older. Registration fee will be $75.
TKD: Taekwondo classes run at the Village Hall community room every Tuesday and Thursday night from
5-7 pm. For ages youth or adult. Stop by a class and
get more info on signup and costs.
Spring Soccer: We are looking at starting a spring soccer league in UG. Program will Run from mid-April to
mid-June – 8 week season for $45 per child. For kids
in K to 8th grade. Look for registration information to
come home from schools in February.
Spring/Summer sports registration: T-ball, Coach Pitch
and Girls softball registration will be held in February.
For ages 4-15. $65 per participant. Look for registration
Information to come home from schools in January.
Senior exercise program: 1/26-3/18 Free senior exercise
program offered at the Village Hall on Mondays and
Wednesday from 2-3 pm. The Strong Seniors Program
is a 10-12 week exercise program for all ages of men
and women. Each class includes progressive weight
training, flexibility, and balance activities. To register
and get registration forms, please call Diane Bretl at:
262-989-5790 or stop by the Village Hall and register. All
registration forms are due by Jan. 15th.
Adult walking program: Will be offered in conjunction
with UGHS. Halls are open for indoor walking from 5:307:00 am every morning the school is open. Sign-up at
the village hall before attending the open hours. Walking open from November 1st to April 1st.
If you have any interest in volunteering for our programs, or new program ideas, please feel free to call
Kim Terpstra at 262.902.7917 or email at kterpstra@
uniongrove.net. Please follow us on facebook – Union
Grove Recreation Page.
With a change in the recreation department, there
will be more new programs and classes coming soon –
watch the website and facebook.
FROM THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS
As old man winter sets in, I would like to bring you
up to speed as far as winter operations with the
cost and high demand of road salt we are changing our salting operations. Please Drive Accordingly. Intersections, school zones and safety areas will
be our top priority. We will be watching the street
conditions very closely. Please remember blowing
and plowing snow from sidewalks and driveways
into the street adds cost to all of the tax payers in
the Village and is not allowed.
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Water Service – If the temperatures dips down like
last year for a long period of time water services
can be affected when frost goes deep into the
ground your water service becomes very cold and
could freeze. If you had problems last year please
call the Village for recommendations.
Have a great holiday season and drive safe.
WINTER PROGRAMS AT THE GRAHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY
Ancestry.com, the site that allows you to discover your
ancestry and start your family tree, is now available at
the library! We are excited to offer this service as “inhouse” access only. There will be a link to Ancestry.
com on each of our public Internet stations. Our computers are available during our open hours until 15 minutes before closing. Sign up for the computers is on a
first-come, first-serve basis. If someone is waiting, you
may be asked to give up your station after 30 minutes.
Free Movies are shown periodically throughout the
year. Checkout our Facebook and website for more
details. In-person registration required. Ticket must be
presented for admission. No outside food please.
“Ornament Workshop”: Thurs. Dec 18th, 6-7:30 pm.
Make 3 ornaments: a ribbon tree, reindeer and paper bag ornament for $5.00. Ornaments make great
Christmas gifts for teachers and grandparents. Registration and $5 required by Wednesday, Dec. 17th.
Beginning January 26th The Page Turners will meet at a
NEW time! The Book Discussion group meets to discuss
ideas, interpretations, and opinions of a selected book
the last Monday of the month at 1:00 pm.
Eleanor Roosevelt, portrayed by Jessica Michna,
shares tragedies and triumphs of her life Friday, Feb.
20th at 1:30 pm. Struck by personal tragedy, she would
emerge as a champion of civil rights, author and
stateswoman.
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WINTER PREP TIPS FROM THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Central Racine County Health Department encourages you to be safe indoors and outside this winter.
OUTDOOR SAFETY
1. Prepare for the Cold: Winter storms can knock out
heat, power and communications to your home or
office, so it is important to be prepared for winter
weather before it strikes. Most winter weather deaths
are due to traffic accidents on icy roads and hypothermia from prolonged exposure to cold. In case
you are stranded, keep a kit of emergency supplies
on hand:
• Jumper cables, flashlights and batteries
• Cat litter or sand for better tire traction
• Shovel and ice scraper
• First aid kit and necessary medications
• Food items containing protein such as nuts
• Water for each person in your home or car
• Blankets or sleeping bags
• AM/FM radio
2. Dress for the Weather:
• Layer Up. To keep warm
and avoid exposure to the
cold, wear layers. Layers
of clothing give you flexibility to add or remove
layers, depending on the
weather and your activity.
• Headwear. Wear a hat as up to 60% of your body’s
heat can escape from an uncovered head.
• Sunglasses. If needed, wear sunglasses to protect
your eyes from damaging solar radiation.
• Gloves and mittens. Wear gloves or mittens that
use waterproof, breathable fabrics.
• Socks. Wear warm socks with wicking properties to
keep your feet dry and comfortable.
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INDOOR SAFETY
1. Smoke Detectors: Check and replace batteries if
needed and make sure the devices around your
house are working properly. Nearly 2,700 people
die and more than 15,000 are injured each year because of fires that start in their homes.
2. Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detectors: Carbon monoxide is the leading cause of accidental poisoning
deaths in the United States. To protect your family,
follow these simple safety tips:
• Make sure you have working CO detectors. All
homes and duplexes are required to have CO detectors on every level including the basement, but
not the attic or storage areas.
• Have your furnace or wood-burning stove inspected annually. Make sure these are structurally and
functionally sound and vent properly to the outside of your home.
• Never run a gasoline or propane heater or a grill
(gas or charcoal) inside your home or an unventilated garage. Any heating system that burns fuel
will produce carbon monoxide. Use a batterypowered detector where you have fuel burning
devices but no electric outlets, such as in an enclosed cabin.
• Never run a car in an enclosed space. If a vehicle is running, you must have a door open to
the outside.
• Generators should be run a safe distance from the
home. Never run a generator in the home or garage, or right next to windows or doors.
For more information on preparedness visit www.
ready.gov or visit our website at www.crchd.com
and go to the Emergency Preparedness link. For any
local public health concerns, contact the Central
Racine County Health Department or visit our website at www.crchd.com.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING TAX PAYMENTS
LOTTERY CREDIT
HOURS
The lottery credit is shown on the tax bill. The credit applies to property used as a primary residence as of January 1, 2014. If you have not received a lottery credit,
and think that you qualify, contact the clerk’s office by
January 31, 2015, to file for the credit. After that date
you must contact the Department of Revenue.
The Union Grove Village Clerk’s office hours are 8:00 AM
to 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday. The office will be
closed December 24th & 25th. The office will be open
December 31st until 12:00pm Noon.
PAYMENTS
All checks should be made payable to the “Village of
Union Grove.”
Tax payments can be made one of four ways:
• Payments can be mailed to the Village of Union
Grove, 925 15th Avenue, Union Grove, WI 53182.
• Payments can be made, in person, at the Village
Clerk’s office during the normal office hours.
• Payments can be placed in the drop box located at
925 15th Avenue. (No Cash Please)
• Payments can be made by credit card. (See details
below)
Please note: If you need to pay your taxes in December for income tax purposes the payment must either
be in the Clerk’s office (or drop box) by December 31st
or postmarked by December 31st.
TAX ESCROW CHECKS
If you have not been contacted by your mortgage
company by the time you receive this bill you may need
to call them to find out when your taxes will be paid.
Escrow checks made payable to the property owners
and the Village of Union Grove must be endorsed by all
property owners listed on the check.
TAX ESCROW CHECKS IN EXCESS OF TAXES DUE
In accordance with the Wisconsin Department of Revenue procedures no cash refunds will be issued at the
time the taxes are paid. Checks will be issued for all excess payments. These checks will be issued within two
working days of the tax payment. The refund payments
will be issued in the name of all property owners on the
check. (For example, if the escrow check is made payable to John Smith and Jane Doe, the refund check will
be made payable to John Smith and Jane Doe.)
LATE TAX PAYMENTS
Tax payments are due by January 31, 2015.
SALE OF PROPERTY
(NEW) PAYMENT RECEIPTS: If you wish to receive a payment receipt please include a self-addressed STAMPED
envelope with your payment and a receipt will be
mailed back to you.
If you have recently sold the property please forward
the tax bill to the new owner. Thank you!
If you have any questions please call 878-1818.
CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS
The Village will only accept credit card payments
made through Official Payments Corp. Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express payments will be
accepted. To make a payment you must either call
1-800-272-9829 or go to www.officialpayments.com on
the Internet. You must enter our jurisdiction number
5841. Then follow the instructions. You will be charged
a convenience fee by Official Payment Corp. for credit
card payments.
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WINTER SAFETY
A Message from Chief Czerniak
Welcome winter to Wisconsin and all the safety warnings and reminders that is brings. With daylight savings
time going away, I hope you have changed smoke
alarm batteries and checked your carbon monoxide
detectors as well. CO is the leading cause of accidental poisoning deaths. Also a good idea to have your
furnace checked and certainly change the filter. If
you have a fireplace, be sure the chimney has been
cleaned before you have the first fire, don’t forget to
open the flu for your fires and ashes should be cold
before putting them in a metal container for disposal.
With remote car starts becoming more common,
please do not turn the car on in a closed garage as
you get it nice and warm inside. Remember not to run
a gasoline or propane heater or gas or charcoal grill
inside your home or any unventilated garage. This is a
carbon monoxide source and can be deadly quickly. Half of home heating fires are reported during the
months of December through February.
Holidays mean great dining and with cold weather,
many don’t want to use a turkey fryer outdoors. This
can lead to devastating burns, other injuries and destruction of property. Combustible fryer oil is heated to
350° and if rain or snow hits the oil a splatter or stream
can lead to unexpected burns. Turkeys must be completely thawed before going in the oil or once again
splatter may cause serious burns. Be aware there are
now ‘oil-less’ turkey fryers which may appeal with less
potential dangers. Always stay in the kitchen when
cooking on the stovetop.
There is also holiday decorating. Some lights are for
indoor use or outdoor use only; but not for both. Connect no more than three strands of mini light sets and
a maximum of 50 bulbs for screw in bulbs. Read manufacturer’s instructions for number of LED strands to
connect. FACT: Half of holiday decoration fires happen because decorations are placed too close to a
heat source.
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In keeping warm in our typical Wisconsin winter weather, never use your oven to heat your home and keep
anything that can burn at least three feet away from
heating equipment like the furnace, fireplace, wood
stove or portable space heater.
Before heading out or going to bed, remember to
blow out lit candles, turn off all strings of lights and
decorations and portable space heaters.
Not to forget, check road conditions before traveling
by calling 511. As to your driving skills, leave more distance between you and the next vehicle, slow down
sooner, be gentle with acceleration and braking and
remember 4-wheel drive gets going faster but doesn’t
stop faster.
Remember to create your winter survival kits; one for
the car and one for the home and be sure your weather radio has extra batteries.
Enjoy the holidays and the weather! Be fire safe and
call us if you have an emergency.
2015 DOG AND CAT LICENSES
It is now time to license your dogs and cats for 2015.
Please note: Cats need to be licensed, even if they are
kept in the house. The fees are as follows:
All animal licenses are due no later than April 1, 2015.
After that, a $10.00 penalty will be assessed for each
animal, and added to the license fee.
Neutered Male: $10.00
Spayed Female: $10.00
Possible Violations:
Un-neutered Male: $15.00
Un-spayed Female: $15.00
1. Animal running at large: Municipal citation and fine
of $92.50.
Three or four pets in any one household requires a Pet
Fancier’s License which costs an additional $10.00. A
Kennel License is required for more than four pets. See
the Village Clerk if you need a Kennel License.
2. Animal at large with no license: Municipal citation
and fine of $92.50.
a. If owner of animal cannot be determined, the
animal will collected and a pick-up fee will be assessed. Also, any boarding fees and/or veterinarian fees incurred will be the responsibility of the
animal’s owner.
Village ordinance requires proof of rabies vaccinations
for all cats and dogs. If you have licensed your animal
before and the rabies vaccination is still good, you do
not need to submit proof. However, if this is a new license,
or if your animal was vaccinated in the last year, please
provide the certificate from the Veterinarian. The Clerk’s
Office will make photocopies of all vaccination certificates to keep on file, and will return the originals to you.
b. If animal is not wearing rabies tag when picked
up, proof of vaccination will be required prior to
reclaiming the animal.
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SNOW REMOVAL AND ODD/EVEN PARKING
Winter is coming we will try hard to give you the same
quality of service you received last winter, but we need
your help. Please help us by keeping your sidewalks
clear of snow and ice. If we have to clean your sidewalks it is very costly to you and it takes our crew away
from clearing up the streets after a snow storm. Do not
shovel your snow into the street; you can and will be
issued a citation according to Village of Union Grove
Municipal Code 90-2.
Odd/Even Parking
Odd/even parking starts on November 15, 2014 and
runs through March 15, 2015. This is in effect 7 days a
week, even if there is no snow on the streets. When you
park your vehicle for the night please think about what
the date will be at 2:00 am, because that will determine
what side of the street you can park on without getting
a citation.
A Snow Emergency will be called if there is an accumulation of more than 3” of snow within a 24-hour period
in accordance with Village of Union Grove Municipal
Code 102-64. The emergency will be posted on the
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Service and Support
Virus/Malware Removal
1011 Main St., Union Grove
Culver’s of Racine
FALL DANCE CLASSES FOR $115
414-881-3926
www.dreamcheerandance.com
1222 Main St Union Grove
262-878-3986
722 S. Sylvania Ave., Sturtevant, WI 53177
262.884.1112
5801 21st Street, Racine, WI 53406
262.633.4170
UNION GROVE M & W SHOPS, INC.
PIGGLY
WIGGLY
• ROLL-OFF
• RESIDENTIAL
• COMMERCIAL
Call: 1-262-539-2086
Andrew Naber, Owner
Fast, Friendly and
Close to Home
DELI, BAKERY, PRODUCE
MEAT, FLORAL, LIQUOR
4400 67TH DRIVE
UNION GROVE, WI 53182
PHONE: (262) 878-2454
FAX: (262) 878-3951
email: [email protected]
METAL FABRICATORS
Union Grove
WAREHOUSE STEEL
1000 Main St., Ste. F
CNC, BURNING, FORMING,
878-1441
PUNCHING, WELDING, ALUMINUM,
STAINLESS MILD STEEL
1002 Main St.
Union Grove, WI 53182
262-864-4159
Union Grove, WI
Open Tuesday - Saturday
10:00a.m.-6:00p.m.
It’s new to you, from Auntie Q!
(262) 878-4220
FOR AD INFO CALL Dan Hrdi 1-800-950-9952
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Village of Union Grove, Union Grove
D 4C 01-1232
UNION GROVE AREA FOODBANK
Happy Holidays from the Union Grove Area Foodbank! As we all get so busy with the holidays, we
at the Foodbank remind everyone of those who
remain in need in our community. Often the holidays are particularly difficult and many families go
without gifts or the basics.
There are many ways to help, from contributing to
local food –drives, donating financially or volunteering. Any donation to the Foodbank is utilized to
benefit the community. No donation is too small.
We encourage anyone who is in need or knows
of someone who needs assistance, to please contact the Foodbank at 262 – 853 – 4144. All calls are
confidential. In this season of giving, help us give
to those who very much need it. Thank you !
Klema
Feeds
For all your animal needs
(262) 886-9424
(262) 878-2500
FAX (262) 886-8908
10540 Northwestern Ave.
Franksville, WI 53126
Lifelong Resident
Mon.-Fri. 8am-7pm
Sat. 8am-4pm Sun. 9am-3pm
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For Information On
Advertising,
Please Call Our
Representative
We’re in Your Neighborhood
Residential
Commercial • Industrial
Service All Makes & Models
Sales • Service
Installation • RV Repair
HEATING &
AIR CONDITIONING, L.L.C.
RICK SHEEHAN
5920-256th Ave.
Paddock Lake, WI 53168
E-mail: [email protected]
(262) 843-2865 • (262) 537-4487
(262) 878-3322 • Fax (262) 537-4277
FOR AD INFO CALL Dan Hrdi 1-800-950-9952
Dan Hrdi
at 800-950-9952
ext. 2562
or Email:[email protected]
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Village of Union Grove, Union Grove
E 4C 01-1232
Recycling and proper disposal for items that are in the works for 2015:
May 30: Clothing Drive and Electronic Waste Drive at Village Wastewater plant.
April 25: Clean Sweep in Burlington. You can get rid of all of
Household Hazardous Waste items properly.
Ideas, concerns and questions feel free to contact [email protected]