Voter Participation Information

Voter participation in elections is recorded through MyVote Wisconsin. Clerks in Wisconsin have begun to record election participation, but it may take up to 45 days for this process to be completed. Use the My Voter Info section of the MyVote Wisconsin w...

November 3, 2020 General Election Unofficial Results

Polls were open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. for the November 3, 2020 General Election. A total of 2,006 citizens cast their votes in-person or via absentee ballots. Election results for the City of Lodi are as follows:  

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Snow Emergency 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...

Snow & Ice Removal

Following a snow or ice event in the City of Lodi, the full width of the sidewalk in front of or adjoining homes, buildings, or unoccupied lots (including the portion of sidewalk bordering the crosswalk and the curb ramp) is to be cleared of snow accumula...

City Tree Trimming

The City of Lodi and Lodi Utilities trim trees during the winter months. Trimming shapes the tree, removes dead wood, and lifts branches above the streets and sidewalks. Wind-blown tree limbs in contact with power lines is a major cause of interruption fo...

View and Pay Lodi Utilities Bills Online Through MyAccount

Lodi Utilities customers now have the ability to view their energy use and pay their bill online using MyAccount. All customers signed up for MyAccount by December 15, 2020 will be entered in a drawing to win a $100.00 bill credit.  

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Columbia County COVID-19 Community Testing Site Information

Free testing for COVID-19 is available at community testing sites. Appointments and advanced registration are not necessary but are encouraged. Individuals who do not register online will still be tested. Staff on site will assist in the registration proc...

Thanksgiving Energy Saving Tips

The Thanksgiving holiday contributes to an annual increase in energy each year. Use these tips to help stop the unwanted spike in energy bills.

1. Don't buy a bigger turkey than you need. A smaller turkey uses less energy and time for cooking. It also lowers ...

Beware of Utilities Scams

The City of Lodi warns customers to be wary of callers who claim to be from the city or utility requesting immediate payment for a bill or meter.

Recently, an automated call requested credit card information from a Lodi resident. The resident’s caller ID i...

Lodi Utilities Selected to Participate in “Save to Give” Challenge

The City of Lodi and Bayfield County are the first two communities selected to participate in Focus on Energy’s “Save to Give” Challenge.

Save to Give engages Lodi Utilities customers in fun, community-building activities that conserve energy in their home...

Voter Participation Information

Voter participation in elections is recorded through MyVote Wisconsin. Clerks in Wisconsin have begun to record election participation, but it may take up to 45 days for this process to be completed. 

Use the My Voter Info section of the MyVote Wi...

Local Lineworkers Visit Daycares to Celebrate Public Power Week

Lodi Utilities encouraged their youngest customers to learn more about the benefits unique to locally owned utilities during Public Power Week, which was celebrated the week of October 5. 

Three linemen visited local daycares and the elementary sc...

2020 Leaf Collection

The public works department will collect leaves through November 20, 2020, weather permitting. There is not a scheduled collection day. Instead, leaf fall amounts will be monitored and collected accordingly. 

Please remember to rake leaves to the ...

November 3, 2020 General Election Unofficial Results

Polls were open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. for the November 3, 2020 General Election. A total of 2,006 citizens cast their votes in-person or via absentee ballots. Election results for the City of Lodi are as follows:  

Read on...

2021 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...

Columbia County Solid Waste Recycling Guidelines

Virtual Meeting Public Input Registration Information

Citizens of Lodi and other interested individuals can attend City meetings virtually. Individuals who would like to speak during public input are required to register in advance through the City’s website. Registration for public input is open u...

City Hall is Closed to All In-Person Activity or Business

Attention Residents

City Hall and Lodi Utilities are closed to all in-person business and activity. Please contact the office via phone, email, or through the city’s website with any city or utility business or any questions. 

Lodi Utilit...

COVID-19 Resources & Information

City of Lodi— Updated 11/12/2020

Public Health Updates and General Information

In general, the following are procedures that the City encourages throughout the community:

• Avoid close contact with individuals who are sick 
• Avoid touching you...

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...