Weekly update from Karla Knorr

This week has been a very good week for the construction crews.  The weather has cooperated and a lot of work was done.  We currently have once sewer crew working near Clark Street.  This crew will continue working to the east and should reach the end of the project with the sanitary sewer main by mid next week.  That crew will then turn around and start on the water main.  The second crew is currently putting in sanitary sewer in between Elm and the Lake/Vine Intersection.  When they finish that, they will proceed with the watermain in the same area and also put in some additional storm sewer near the Lake/Vine Intersection.  Have a great weekend. 

new information on downtown routes

DOT Project Engineer, Karla Knorr is reporting this morning that the downtown intersection of Lake and Cedar Streets is currently closed. Sewer lateral infrastructure work has progressed eastward into this intersection.

Until further notice, north/south navigation across Lake Street is permitted at the intersection of Hubbard Street and the next intersection immediately to the west, that being Elm Street.

Dodge Co. official information

check out the official info about detours at the Dodge County website.

Elm Street open route

The open route through town North-South will be Elm Street, starting tomorrow (April 9). Guess what? That's the library's road! Come on in and get some movies, music, books or whatever you love best. We'll see you soon.

No Water & No Information

The library and City Hall--in fact much of downtown-- has no water today. We were not informed of the fact that we would have no water. Since the library is a public building that many people visit throughout the day, it is crucial for us to at least KNOW we'll have no water and no bathroom facilities available! I hope the DOT takes note--PLEASE TELL US when we are going to be experiencing a loss of utilities--we could have planned a response for this had we known. What do you think? Are you also out of water?