MAKE SOMEONE’S DAY AND SUPPORT ALLOUEZ WITH A SPRING BOUQUET

Do you know someone who could use a little day brightener? It’s time once again for the Allouez Beautification Committee’s annual flower sale in partnership with the Allouez Lions Club.

For just $15, you can surprise someone with a colorful spring garden bouquet or a dozen roses. ABC will take care of the delivery.  

Here’s how it works: Place your order by March 17 by calling Dorothy at 847-322-4682 or Marlene at 920-336-6047. You can also email dorothyhydepark@aol.com or contact any ABC member.

Flowers will be delivered March 26-27. The delivery area is homes and businesses in Allouez, Ashwaubenon, Bellevue, Denmark, De Pere, Green Bay, Gillett, Howard and Suamico.

All proceeds go back into Allouez by helping with the Lions’ many community projects and by helping ABC to purchase flowers for the beds and pots along Webster Avenue and Riverside Drive this summer.

Last year, ABC volunteers alone delivered more than 110 bouquets. That’s a lot of smiles! Thank you for your support. 

2021 Be Active WI- Community Fitness Challenge

Cities and towns across Wisconsin are hosting the first ever Community Fitness Challenge! The “Be Active Wisconsin” Community Challenge invites all community members to participate in a virtual challenge to promote active lifestyles, connect people to the outdoors by encouraging use of our parks/trail systems, and engage Wisconsin communities in a friendly competition!

Competition runs March 1-March 31, registered participants in Allouez will participate as one team to win, all active minutes count (not just running or walking).While there is a personal goal of 200 minutes a week to help motivate and to give you a goal to strive for, there are no requirements and no awards given for personal goals so that you can customize it based on your needs.

Participants will log their minutes weekly via a google docs link. The link to the form will be emailed to all registered participants on March 1. Updates on Allouez's progress will be released weekly through our social media channels (Facebook and Twitter).

Fee: $10 per person
*Registration fee cover cost of challenge T-Shirt.

**Registration deadline March 14
Ages: 2and up

Challenge Flyer

 

Registration:

- Online at: https://allouez.recdesk.com/

- In Person: Allouez Village Hall (1900 Libal St.) 

2021 Allouez Summer Camp

2021 Allouez Summer Camp Handbook is now availble!!!!

A 2021 handbook can be:

• Downloaded online at https://allouez.recdesk.com/Community/Page?pageId=9096
• Hardcopies can be picked up at Allouez Village Hall (1900 Libal St.)

2021 Camp registration has begun!!

Registration for camp can be made:

• Online: https://allouez.recdesk.com/
• In person:
• Registration for camp can be made in person at Allouez Village Hall (1900 Libal St.) 
  

Follow Allouez Summer Camp on Facebook for updates on opur camp program

https://www.facebook.com/AllouezSummerCamp/

Spring Primary February 16, 2021

All polling locations will be open from 7 am – 8 pm on February 16th, 2021.
Information on your polling location can be found at MyVote.WI.gov or contact the Village Clerk’s Office at 920-448-2800.

2021 ELECTION DATES
Spring Primary – February 16, 2021
Spring General – April 6, 2021

Acceptable Photo                                          Sample Ballot

Green Isle Ice Rink now Open!

Thanks to the cold weather our Parks staff was able to put the finishing touches on the Green Isle Park ice rink.

This year the ice rink has moved to the east side of the small pavilion (nearest the softball diamond & playground).

The rink is open for use 8am-dusk.

When using the rink please practice social distancing guidelines, dress for the weather, and enjoy!!!

**Note: Due to the pandemic, the warming shelter will not be available for use.

2021 Spring Senior Seminars

Spring Senior Seminars Time: 1pm-2pm Location: Allouez Village Hall, 1900 Libal St.  Registration for all seminars can be completed: Online Visit: https://allouez.recdesk.com/Community/Program?category=10 Follow instructions to register for seminar In person Stop in to Village Hall (1900 Libal St.) during business hours (M-F 7:30am-4pm) and register. By Phone Call 920-448-2804 and provide name, date of birth, phone, and email.

March 16: Understanding Medicare Topic:           Understanding Medicare Presenter:   Melody Soleski, Sales Consultant, WPS Medicare Market Solutions   What will you Learn?  WPS Health Insurance is hosting a FREE seminar to help Medicare-eligible residents, like you, understand their options. Get the facts you need to make the best Medicare coverage choices!

May 18:Using Technology to Stay Connected Topic:           Using Technology to Stay Connected Presenter:   Kevin Bassett, Training & Technical Support at Camera Corner   What will you Learn?  During this time of quarantine and health concerns, its still very important that we take time to connect with our families, friends, and the outside world. Spend an hour with us as we help you learn the basics of video conferencing, via Zoom and FaceTime, to keep you connected. *Bring your smart phone or tablet to follow along with the presenter.

Overnight Parking Ban in Progress

424-12 OVERNIGHT PARKING DURING WINTER MONTHS.

 No person shall park a vehicle on any street in the Village 

between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. during the five-month period 

from November 1 through March 31 of the following year.

  

The Village Administrator has the authority to call off or suspend  the seasonal parking ban

ordinance, weather permitting,  after March 15th of any one year.

Street parking ban is due to winter street cleaning.  Parking ban will be enforced; no warning given.

Violators will be ticketed $20.00 and have 5 days to pay the fine.  If the fine is not paid within 5

days, the fine increases to $30.00.

After 11 days the fine will increase to $40.00.  After 30 days, the fine is $55.00 and a suspension of

your plates and registration will be issued and sent to the DOT.

Amended Sidewalk Snow Clearing Code

The Village of Allouez has recently amended its sidewalk snow clearing code. The change will address the challenge of maintaining sidewalk along Village thoroughfares, improve safety, increase the snowfall depth at which the Village will assist property owners with the clearing of the sidewalk, simplify Village maintenance efforts and meet budgetary challenges. The change was discussed at multiple Public Works Committee meetings and approved at the October 6th Village Board meeting.

Following is the new sidewalk clearing code: (click here to view the signed ordinance) 

The Village of Allouez will assist property owners as follows with the clearing of snow from public sidewalk:

• After each snowfall event the Village will clear sidewalk adjacent to roundabouts and problem area sidewalks (walk along Riverside Dr., Webster Ave., Allouez Ave., and Brookridge St.)
• 6” of snowfall or more – The Village will clear all other contiguous sidewalk which includes Longview Ave., Libal St., Hoffman Rd., Broadview Dr., Greene Ave., Woodrow Way, and St. Joseph St. Less than 6” of snowfall it is the property owner’s responsibility to clear snow and ice from sidewalk.
  

The owner of property abutting any sidewalk shall, without notice, keep such abutting sidewalk clear of snow and ice as described above and after the initial clearing efforts by the Village. Residents have 48 hours after a snowfall to clear sidewalk of snow and ice. Click here to view the sidewalk map. 

Your cooperation and help with the implementation of this revised code would be appreciated to ensure sidewalk is clear and safe for pedestrian use during winter months. This change will go into effect this year and will be enforced beginning with the first snowfall.

Allouez Department of Public Works

Any questions, please contact:
Jim Cegelski, Street Department Foreman
(920)448-2800 ext. 123
jimc@villageofallouez.com