Illegal to Mow Grass Into the Road: Depositing grass clippings on the road illegal per “Wisconsin Statute § 346.94(5). The statute addresses “placing injurious substance on highway” and states: “No person shall place or cause to be placed upon a highway any foreign substance which is or may be injurious to or damaging to any vehicle or part thereof, or which is or may be injurious to or damaging to any person.”* While the statute doesn’t explicitly say “grass clippings,” the language is intentionally broad. Courts and law enforcement agencies widely interpret grass clippings as a “foreign substance” that is “injurious to… any person.” The slick surface they create poses a direct threat of injury, clearly falling under the statute’s purview. A violation of this statute is a non-criminal offense, but it does come with a penalty. The forfeiture (the Wisconsin term for a fine for this type of violation) can range from 50to50to200, plus court costs. While not a massive sum, it’s an easily avoidable expense.” Source: Is It Illegal to Mow Grass Into the Road in Wisconsin? Here’s What the Law Says  

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Town of Calumet

Welcome to the Town of Calumet!

Memorial Day Service at the Town of Calumet Lakeside Cemetery performed by The American Legion Firing Squad from Abler-Engel Post 454 Mt. Calvary.

 

See the attached link for the
COVID-19 Vaccine Update

 

***Outdoor warning sirens in Fond du Lac County will no longer simultaneously sound when there is a tornado warning anywhere in the county. Instead, officials say the sirens will sound individually if the warning is in the direct area of the siren.

According to Fond du Lac County officials, the sirens are meant to advise residents of a tornado warning but cannot provide specific information regarding the warning.

“When someone hears an outdoor warning siren, they should immediately seek shelter and seek
information from a reputable source such as phone apps, tv or radio,” according to Bobbi Hicken, Fond du Lac County Director of Communications and Emergency Management.

Hicken encourages the community to have multiple ways to receive weather alerts and should not rely on one notification process. NOAA weather radios, phone apps, TV and radio media are just some of the ways to receive weather notifications.

As a reminder, outdoor warning sirens are not intended to be heard inside buildings and do not cover all areas of the county. For this reason, they should not be relied upon as a primary source of information.

Fond du Lac County officials say that, because of this new process, it is possible for a siren to activate multiple times during a tornado warning. There is never an all-clear activation in Fond du Lac County, so if you hear the sirens multiple times, it means there is still a tornado warning in the area.***

***Trash Burning is illegal in Wisconsin*** see attached DNR bulletin 110406-Wisconsin DNR Reminds Residents of Trash Burning Rules -- Environmental Protection

 

For building, remodeling, replacement & demolition permits and land use info please talk to our building inspector. Refer to Town contacts for the current contact.

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