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Eagle Scout Recognition

Matthew Reardon was recognized by Mayor Jim Ness at the Lodi Common Council meeting February 18. Mayor Ness congratulated him on receiving the rank of Eagle Scout. Way to go, Matthew!

2020 Spring Primary Election Results

Polls were open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. for the Spring Primary Election Tuesday, February 18, 2020. A total of 523 citizens cast their votes at City Hall. Election results are as follows:

Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Informational Meeting

The City of Lodi is updating its Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (CORP) to identify a park and recreation system that meets the need of existing and future citizens.

The plan also provides a park and recreation program to enhance the community&r...

Lodi Utilities Unveils New Logo

Lodi Utilities is pleased to unveil a new logo that complements the city’s new image, while also recognizing the utility’s connection to the local community.

Lodi Utilities’ new logo features the utility’s name with ...

2020 City-Wide Spring Cleanup

The City of Lodi is hosting a citywide cleanup of bulk items. All items must be to the curb by the time crews begin circulating at 7:00 AM. Items that will be collected include furniture, non-Freon containing appliances (white goods), carpeting, padding, ...

Single-Family Housing Funding Is Available Through USDA Rural Development

Rural Development is looking for applicants who want to purchase their own home. Wisconsin Rural Development has the following funding available for the purchase and repair of homes in Fiscal Year 2020:

• Single Family Housing Purchase & Repair Loans &am...

Lodi Utilities Helps Businesses Finance Efficiency Upgrades

A Lodi Utilities program is helping businesses with the upfront costs of making energy efficiency improvements, and it has resulted in big savings in Lodi. Through the Shared Savings Program, Food Process Systems, Inc. upgraded to LED lighting and overhea...

Snow Plow and Emergency Vehicle Safety

Be aware of snow plows, safety vehicles, and other equipment during snow events. Follow these tips to ensure your safety and the safety of others:

1. Do not follow too close behind snow removal vehicles and equipment. Equipment may be vehicles other than truc...

Census 2020

The U.S. Census Bureau is recruiting to fill hundreds of thousands of temporary positions across the country to assist with the 2020 Census Count.

The Census is an important tool that provides the basis for reappointing congressional seats, redistricting, ...

Sewer Rehabilitation Project Notice

Sewer RehabilitationImpacted Area: Goeres Park and State Hwy 60 (from Clark St. east to the city limits)

Project DescriptionThe City of Lodi is rehabilitating a portion of the City’s public combined sewer lines (see impacted area above) using the Cured-In-...

Dog Licensing - 2020

Please see the notice below regarding Dog Licensing for 2020. Dog licenses can be obtained at City Hall. If you choose to mail your application, along with payment and rabies verification, a self-addressed stamped envelope must be included.

“Notice is here...

Snow Emergency & Snow/Ice Removal Information

A snow emergency exists in the City from November 15 to April 15 whenever a snowfall is predicted to reach a depth of three inches or more during any period of 24 hours or less. The snow emergency will remain in effect for 48 hours or until the snow remov...

Winter Brush Collection Dates

Brush will be picked up every other Monday from January 13, 2020 through the end of March. Pick up days are as follows:

• January 13
• January 27
• February 10
• February 24
• March 9
• March 23

The regular, weekly brush collection will resume April 6, 2020. 

Brush ...

2020 Garbage and Recycling Information

The city uses an automated cart collection system to collect household refuse. Place your household refuse or recycling in the designated 65-gallon or 95-gallon garbage cart provided by Columbia County Recycling and Solid Waste. Any refuse or recycling pl...