Village Hall Parking Lot Sale - May 16, 2026
We would like to congratulate Heather Martin as the Village of Wrightstown's Employee of the Month for March!
Heather has been a dedicated member of the Village of Wrightstown team for over
thirteen years and celebrates her village anniversary on April 30th. Heather continues
to be a tremendous asset to the organization. She plays a key role in the operation of
the police department, leading investigations and performing many other leadership
tasks. Heather is always willing to pitch in when needed, which is why she is nominated
for this month's employee of the month. She dedicated many hours to supporting the
clerks' staff through employee interviews and elections, and stepped in to lead the
department through the transition of chiefs. This is why Heather is our March Employee
of the Month!
📣 Next Week’s Committee of the Whole & Village Board Meeting Agenda is Now Available! 📝 Stay informed and be part of the conversation—check out the agenda for our upcoming board meeting, happening next week. 📅 Date: Tuesday, April 21st, 2026 @ 6PM 🔗 Agenda Link: https://5il.co/3uao5
Wrightstown Volunteers;
The next scheduled Wrightstown Lions organizational meeting is as follows:
Date: Monday, April 20, 2026
Time: 6:30 PM
Location: Wrightstown Village community center at 352 High St., Wrightstown
The main topics of discussion at this meeting will be:
1) Adding new members for a total of 25 members
2) Potential service projects for the new Lions Club, i.e. vision screening of students or day care center
3) Wrightstown "community needs"
4) Potential fundraisers, i.e. brat fry at Ace Hardware
5) Setting future monthly meeting dates
6) Brief overview of the Lions organization
7) Officers for the new Lions Club
If you have any other topics to discuss, please reply to this email.
Also, if you can attend, consider bringing along a friend or two to hear what the new Wrightstown Lions Club can accomplish in the community.
We have two businesses that plan to be sponsor/members of the new Club: Country Cabinets & Ace Hardware
District 27B2 New Club Extension Chairman
Lion Dean Haas
Ph: 920-450-7500
Lion John Reil
Ph: 920-759-1399
Attached is a flyer for the April 20th meeting.
The next scheduled Wrightstown Lions organizational meeting is as follows:
Date: Monday, April 20, 2026
Time: 6:30 PM
Location: Wrightstown Village community center at 352 High St., Wrightstown
The main topics of discussion at this meeting will be:
1) Adding new members for a total of 25 members
2) Potential service projects for the new Lions Club, i.e. vision screening of students or day care center
3) Wrightstown "community needs"
4) Potential fundraisers, i.e. brat fry at Ace Hardware
5) Setting future monthly meeting dates
6) Brief overview of the Lions organization
7) Officers for the new Lions Club
If you have any other topics to discuss, please reply to this email.
Also, if you can attend, consider bringing along a friend or two to hear what the new Wrightstown Lions Club can accomplish in the community.
We have two businesses that plan to be sponsor/members of the new Club: Country Cabinets & Ace Hardware
District 27B2 New Club Extension Chairman
Lion Dean Haas
Ph: 920-450-7500
Lion John Reil
Ph: 920-759-1399
Attached is a flyer for the April 20th meeting.
County U Interchange
East Frontage Road, between Kerrigan Drive and County DDD closed on Tuesday, April 14 and will remain closed through mid-summer
County U, from the NB I-41 ramps to just south of East Frontage Road/French Road, is scheduled to close Monday, April 27 through mid-summer.
County U between the southbound and northbound ramps will continue to have overnight full closures for bridge demolition and construction activities
The closures are intermittent and expected to last through late April
🎉 The excitement is building! 🎉
We’re thrilled to announce that our 125th Quasquicentennial Celebration on August 15th will feature live music from:
🎶 Johnny Wad, performing from 6–9 PM!
Enjoy a full day of entertainment leading up to the evening show—you won’t want to miss a moment.
More details are coming soon… but trust us—this is going to be BIG! Stay tuned!
📩 Interested in sponsoring or volunteering? Contact us today to secure your spot and be part of something truly special!
We’re thrilled to announce that our 125th Quasquicentennial Celebration on August 15th will feature live music from:
🎶 Johnny Wad, performing from 6–9 PM!
Enjoy a full day of entertainment leading up to the evening show—you won’t want to miss a moment.
More details are coming soon… but trust us—this is going to be BIG! Stay tuned!
📩 Interested in sponsoring or volunteering? Contact us today to secure your spot and be part of something truly special!
With warmer weather ahead, work along I-41 is picking up speed. Crews are active throughout the corridor as the 2026 construction season gets underway. Please see below for the latest updates and what travelers can expect.
What's next on the I-41 Project:
County U Interchange
• Southbound I-41 on-and off-ramps have reopened to traffic
• County U, south of East Frontage Road/French Road, and East Frontage Road, between Kerrigan Drive and County DDD will close on Tuesday, April 14 through mid-summer
• County U between the southbound and northbound ramps will have overnight full closures for bridge demolition and construction activities
o The closures are intermittent and expected to last about two weeks beginning on April 13 (weather permitting)
I-41/WIS 441 System Interchange
• Northbound WIS 441 ramp to northbound I-41 will close on Wednesday, April 15 for 2 weeks
WIS 47/Richmond Street Interchange
• WIS 47/Richmond Street bridge over I-41 will close to traffic Tuesday, May 19 through fall 2026
• I-41 on- and off-ramps at WIS 47/Richmond Street are scheduled to close this summer through fall 2026
Note: Scheduled dates are tentative and may be adjusted to accommodate weather and construction needs. We'll share updates as they become available.
With construction activity and seasonal travel picking up, is a great time to plan ahead. Visit our project website for the latest traffic impacts and project updates to help you avoid delays.
As always, your continued patience and attention to safety are greatly appreciated as we work to improve the I-41 corridor between Appleton and De Pere.
Thank you,
The I-41 Project Team
For more information regarding this project, please visit our website at i41project.wisconsindot.gov. Thank you for signing up to receive updates on the I-41 Project. If you no longer wish to receive updates, please use this form to unsubscribe. This email is an automated notification, and direct responses to this email address are routed to an unmonitored inbox. If you have any questions or comments, please use the I-41 Project's Comment Form, and a WisDOT representative will respond to your inquiry.
Information provided at public meetings including names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, and signatures is not confidential and may be subject to disclosure upon request, pursuant to the requirements of the Wisconsin open records law, Sections 19.31 - 19.39 of the Wisconsin Statutes.
🚧 I-41 Project Update 🚧
Please be advised of upcoming road closures as part of the I-41 project:
📍 Closures:
County U south of East Frontage Rd./French Rd., and East Frontage Rd. between Kerrigan Dr. and County DDD
CLOSED mid-to-late April through midsummer
These closures are necessary to complete critical improvements along the I-41 corridor. Please plan ahead, allow extra travel time, and follow posted detour routes.
We appreciate your patience as these upgrades are completed to improve safety and traffic flow in our community.
👉 Stay updated by following this page and https://i41project.wisconsindot.gov/ for additional project updates.
#TrafficUpdate #RoadClosure #I41 #WrightstownWI #CommunityUpdate
Please be advised of upcoming road closures as part of the I-41 project:
📍 Closures:
County U south of East Frontage Rd./French Rd., and East Frontage Rd. between Kerrigan Dr. and County DDD
CLOSED mid-to-late April through midsummer
These closures are necessary to complete critical improvements along the I-41 corridor. Please plan ahead, allow extra travel time, and follow posted detour routes.
We appreciate your patience as these upgrades are completed to improve safety and traffic flow in our community.
👉 Stay updated by following this page and https://i41project.wisconsindot.gov/ for additional project updates.
#TrafficUpdate #RoadClosure #I41 #WrightstownWI #CommunityUpdate
🎉 Wrightstown Turns 125! 🎉
Join us for a once-in-a-generation celebration as we honor 125 years of community, history, and hometown pride at Wrightstown’s Quasquicentennial Celebration.
📅 Saturday, August 15, 2026
📍 Walt Maki Field, Wrightstown, WI
(behind the Elementary school)
Enjoy a full day of:
🎶 Live Music
🍔 Food & Drinks
🎈 Family Activities
🏘️ Community Celebration
This isn’t just an event—it’s a celebration of everything that makes Wrightstown special. Whether you’ve been here your whole life or are just discovering our community, this is a day you won’t want to miss.
👉 Mark your calendar
👉 Invite your friends
👉 Share the excitement
Let’s celebrate 125 years—together.
#Wrightstown125 #Quasquicentennial #CommunityStrong #CelebrateLocal
Join us for a once-in-a-generation celebration as we honor 125 years of community, history, and hometown pride at Wrightstown’s Quasquicentennial Celebration.
📅 Saturday, August 15, 2026
📍 Walt Maki Field, Wrightstown, WI
(behind the Elementary school)
Enjoy a full day of:
🎶 Live Music
🍔 Food & Drinks
🎈 Family Activities
🏘️ Community Celebration
This isn’t just an event—it’s a celebration of everything that makes Wrightstown special. Whether you’ve been here your whole life or are just discovering our community, this is a day you won’t want to miss.
👉 Mark your calendar
👉 Invite your friends
👉 Share the excitement
Let’s celebrate 125 years—together.
#Wrightstown125 #Quasquicentennial #CommunityStrong #CelebrateLocal
📣 Next Week’s Committee of the Whole & Village Board Meeting Agenda is Now Available! 📝 Stay informed and be part of the conversation—check out the agenda for our upcoming board meeting happening next week. 📅 Date: Wednesday, April 8th, 2026 @ 6PM 🔗 Agenda Link: https://5il.co/3u64e
🌷🐣 The Village of Wrightstown wishes you and your family a happy and safe Easter!
As you celebrate the season of renewal and spend time with loved ones, please stay safe and enjoy all that our wonderful community has to offer.
Happy Easter from all of us in Wrightstown! 💐
As you celebrate the season of renewal and spend time with loved ones, please stay safe and enjoy all that our wonderful community has to offer.
Happy Easter from all of us in Wrightstown! 💐
2026 Spring Election is Tuesday, April 7, 2026! Get out and Vote!
https://www.wrightstown.us/page/elections
EAGLE III Safety Update: ATV & UTV Safety in the Wrightstown Area
As warmer weather returns to Wrightstown and surrounding communities, more residents are taking advantage of local trails and rural roads with ATVs and UTVs. With that increase in activity comes a higher risk of injury, making this a good time to focus on safe riding practices.
ATV and UTV accidents are among the more common causes of serious trauma in rural Wisconsin. Many incidents involve rollovers, collisions, or ejections, often resulting in head injuries, broken bones, or other life-threatening conditions. In more severe cases, patients may require rapid transport to higher-level trauma centers, sometimes by air, to receive the care they need.
The good news is that many of these injuries are preventable.
Key Safety Tips:
Wear a Helmet Every Ride
Helmets significantly reduce the risk of head injury. Even short trips or rides on familiar property can be dangerous without proper protection.
Ride Sober
Alcohol and recreational vehicles are a dangerous combination. Impaired judgment and slower reaction times greatly increase the risk of a crash.
Know Your Machine
ATVs and UTVs handle differently than cars or trucks. Take time to understand how your vehicle turns, brakes, and responds on different terrain.
Stay Within Your Limits
Excessive speed and uneven terrain are common causes of rollovers. Ride at a safe speed and avoid unnecessary risks.
Supervise Young Riders
Children should only operate age-appropriate vehicles and always be supervised. Adult-sized machines are not designed for younger riders.
Accidents can happen in an instant, especially in rural areas where distance, terrain, and access can impact how quickly patients reach definitive care. When emergencies do occur, local EMS, fire departments, and regional critical care resources work together to ensure patients receive timely, appropriate care based on the severity of their injuries. Wrightstown's trails/roads are meant to be enjoyed. By riding smart, staying alert, and following a few simple safety precautions, you can help ensure every ride ends safely.
As warmer weather returns to Wrightstown and surrounding communities, more residents are taking advantage of local trails and rural roads with ATVs and UTVs. With that increase in activity comes a higher risk of injury, making this a good time to focus on safe riding practices.
ATV and UTV accidents are among the more common causes of serious trauma in rural Wisconsin. Many incidents involve rollovers, collisions, or ejections, often resulting in head injuries, broken bones, or other life-threatening conditions. In more severe cases, patients may require rapid transport to higher-level trauma centers, sometimes by air, to receive the care they need.
The good news is that many of these injuries are preventable.
Key Safety Tips:
Wear a Helmet Every Ride
Helmets significantly reduce the risk of head injury. Even short trips or rides on familiar property can be dangerous without proper protection.
Ride Sober
Alcohol and recreational vehicles are a dangerous combination. Impaired judgment and slower reaction times greatly increase the risk of a crash.
Know Your Machine
ATVs and UTVs handle differently than cars or trucks. Take time to understand how your vehicle turns, brakes, and responds on different terrain.
Stay Within Your Limits
Excessive speed and uneven terrain are common causes of rollovers. Ride at a safe speed and avoid unnecessary risks.
Supervise Young Riders
Children should only operate age-appropriate vehicles and always be supervised. Adult-sized machines are not designed for younger riders.
Accidents can happen in an instant, especially in rural areas where distance, terrain, and access can impact how quickly patients reach definitive care. When emergencies do occur, local EMS, fire departments, and regional critical care resources work together to ensure patients receive timely, appropriate care based on the severity of their injuries. Wrightstown's trails/roads are meant to be enjoyed. By riding smart, staying alert, and following a few simple safety precautions, you can help ensure every ride ends safely.
Come join us and bring a friend to the Organizational Lions Club Meeting at the Wrightstown Village Hall Tonight.
352 High St., Wrightstown, WI 54180
352 High St., Wrightstown, WI 54180
As last week's snow continues to melt, crews are springing into action along I-41! Thank you to all who attended our recent I-41 Project Public Involvement Meetings. If you missed the online or in-person meetings, you can still stay informed and catch up at your convenience! Visit our project website to view the recorded presentation and explore all meeting materials, including handouts and key updates: https://i41project.wisconsindot.gov/public-involvement-meeting/2026-03-pims
What's next on the I-41 Project:
County U Interchange
• Southbound I-41 on-and off-ramps closed to traffic Wednesday, March 25 for 7 days
• County U, south of East Frontage Road/French Road, and East Frontage Road, between Kerrigan Drive and County DDD closing in mid-to-late April through mid-summer
WIS 47/Richmond Street Interchange
• WIS 47/Richmond Street bridge over I-41 is scheduled to close to traffic Tuesday, May 19 through fall 2026
• I-41 on- and off-ramps at WIS 47/Richmond Street closing this summer through fall 2026
I-41/WIS 441 System Interchange
• Northbound WIS 441 ramp to northbound I-41 closing this spring for 2 weeks
Note: Scheduled dates are tentative and may be adjusted to accommodate weather and construction needs. We'll share updates as they become available.
With construction activity and seasonal travel picking up, is a great time to plan ahead. Visit our project website for the latest traffic impacts and project updates to help you avoid delays.
As always, your continued patience and attention to safety are greatly appreciated as we work to improve the I-41 corridor between Appleton and De Pere.
Thank you,
The I-41 Project Team
For more information regarding this project, please visit our website at i41project.wisconsindot.gov. Thank you for signing up to receive updates on the I-41 Project. If you no longer wish to receive updates, please use this form to unsubscribe. This email is an automated notification, and direct responses to this email address are routed to an unmonitored inbox. If you have any questions or comments, please use the I-41 Project's Comment Form, and a WisDOT representative will respond to your inquiry.
Information provided at public meetings including names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, and signatures is not confidential and may be subject to disclosure upon request, pursuant to the requirements of the Wisconsin open records law, Sections 19.31 - 19.39 of the Wisconsin Statutes.
🎉 Help Us Celebrate 125 Years of Wrightstown! 🎉
The Village of Wrightstown is planning an exciting 125-Year Celebration, which will also include our Fire Department's 100th anniversary, and we’re looking for community members who want to help make it unforgettable!
We’re forming a 125-Year Celebration Events Committee to help plan activities, organize events, and bring great ideas that showcase our community’s 125 Years of Community, Tradition, and Progress.
This celebration will feature community events, music, family activities, and opportunities to highlight Wrightstown's history and spirit. If you enjoy community events, have creative ideas, or simply want to help celebrate our village, we would love to have you involved!
👉 Interested in joining the committee? Sign up today and be part of planning this historic celebration!
Please sign up here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/X2ZB3S2
Let’s come together to celebrate everything that makes Wrightstown special! 🎉
The Village of Wrightstown is planning an exciting 125-Year Celebration, which will also include our Fire Department's 100th anniversary, and we’re looking for community members who want to help make it unforgettable!
We’re forming a 125-Year Celebration Events Committee to help plan activities, organize events, and bring great ideas that showcase our community’s 125 Years of Community, Tradition, and Progress.
This celebration will feature community events, music, family activities, and opportunities to highlight Wrightstown's history and spirit. If you enjoy community events, have creative ideas, or simply want to help celebrate our village, we would love to have you involved!
👉 Interested in joining the committee? Sign up today and be part of planning this historic celebration!
Please sign up here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/X2ZB3S2
Let’s come together to celebrate everything that makes Wrightstown special! 🎉
Join WABCA Today!
Enroll or renew your business membership digitally to grow, connect, and promote your business in our community.
wabcalliance.org | wabcalliance@gmail.com | @wabca
Enroll or renew your business membership digitally to grow, connect, and promote your business in our community.
wabcalliance.org | wabcalliance@gmail.com | @wabca
February Employee of the Month
We are excited to announce Leona Hermsen as the Village's Employee of the Month!
Leona, consistently goes above and beyond in her role, always offering to help whenever and wherever she is needed. Whether the task falls within her job duties or not, she willingly steps in with enthusiasm and a positive attitude. Her willingness to support others makes a noticeable difference in both her department and across the entire Village. For her dedication, supportive spirit, and the positive impact she has on those around her, she truly deserves to be recognized as Employee of the Month. She plays an important role in helping her department and the entire Village stay productive, connected, and smiling.
Cast your ballot before Election Day by voting in-person absentee at the Village Hall Clerk's Office!
In efforts to protect village roads from the spring thaw, seasonal weight restrictions will go into effect on Friday, March 6. The restriction will most likely be in place for most of March, dependent on the weather.
If you should have any further questions, please call our Public Works Department at 920-532-0434. Thank you!
If you should have any further questions, please call our Public Works Department at 920-532-0434. Thank you!
