Upcoming Meetings:
June 19th - June 26th

Mountain Bay Metro Police Department Oversight Board, June 19^th, 3:15 pm

Poll Question:

Have you been to the Aquatic Center since we've opened for the season?

Jennifer Higgins, Planning & Development Director

Thinking About Backyard Chickens?
Don’t Forget Your License!

If you’re planning to keep backyard chickens in the Village of Weston, make sure you have your license in order! Residents must meet several key requirements to obtain a Backyard Chicken Permit:

Zoning compliance
Minimum lot size
A maximum of five hens (no roosters allowed)
Proper distance from property lines
A secure, enclosed coop and chicken run

Most importantly, you must apply for and receive a license, which is valid annually from April 1 through March 31. The license must be renewed each year.

To apply, submit a completed application, site plan, and $35 application fee, and schedule a site inspection.

Apply anytime online at www.westonwi.gov/epermits. Just create an account and follow the prompts under “License Application.”

Enjoy fresh eggs and a fun backyard hobby—just be sure to stay in compliance!

Welcome Trustee Lopes-Serrao!
Luis Lopes-Serrao was appointed to the Board of Trustees and sworn in at the June 16, 2025, meeting to fill the vacancy left by Jim Pinsonneault.

A huge thank you to our friends at Wausau Animal Hospital!

On Saturday, June 14, we held our free rabies vaccination and microchip clinic at the Weston Municipal Center. We had a good turnout of pets receiving care from these exceptional individuals.

Thank you also to Mountain Bay Metro Police Department for the funding of this event! We could not have done it without you.

Funded in part by the Weston Tourism Commission

Funded in part by the Weston Tourism Commission

Momentum continues to build for the Friends of Kennedy Park Renovation project, thanks to our community's generosity. The Village of Weston’s investment has been joined by a $500,000 gift from the Rajek family, dedicated to Field #4 in honor of Gary and Karen Rajek.

Both Gary & Karen were deeply rooted in Weston’s civic and business life—Gary through his leadership at Merrill Iron & Steel, and Karen as a devoted community volunteer and second-generation owner at Merrill Steel. Their daughter, Katie, and her family remain strong supporters of youth sports throughout the D.C. Everest area.

Have you seen our 3D Renovation Videos?
They are really exciting, click HERE to check them out!

Updates for current roadway projects:

Schofield Ave (Normandy St to Birch St):
- Week of 6/16: As weather permits, work on Alderson Street north of Schofield Avenue will be completed. Road building and paving of the first layer of asphalt on the westbound lanes is scheduled to occur with restoration of the north boulevard likely to start towards the end of the week.

- Week of 6/23: Finish restoration work, utility adjustments and possibly surface paving.

Weston Ave (CR-X to Ryan St):
- Week of 6/16: Water and sewer lateral installation will continue between Von Kanel and Heeren Street. Blasting of rock for the sanitary sewer installation is likely to occur east of Heeren with then a continuation of sanitary sewer installation heading east of Heeren.

- Week of 6/23: Sanitary sewer will continue along with road building between Von Kanel and Heeren Street.

Fuller St:

Project is expected to start the week of 6/16 starting with the pond work at Kellyland Park.

Weekly updates on roadway projects are released every Friday on Facebook.