Welcome to the Town Of Sherwood | Clark County, Wisconsin
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Notices
Monthly Town Board Meeting
**All monthly town board meetings dates and time are posted at our County W station, Road House Bar & Grill and at the town hall display window. To confirm the date and time check agenda posted at above locations. Our next monthly meeting will be held Tuesday June 10, 2025 at 6:00 pm.
Dust proofing with calcium chloride will again be applied to many locations on various roads throughout our township sometime early June. A semi load of Calcium Chloride has been ordered and expected delivery early June 2025. This calcium chloride has a great impact on holding the dust down and saving gravel when traveling on our town roads. If you live on a gravel road and not on our list please contact me (Andy Cegielski 715-884-2494) to get on the list for delivery in June.
Sherwood Cemetery: Les and Kelly Moeller do a wonderful job being the landscape managers. For any information about the lots please contact Lowell Freedlund who is the manager of the cemetery. Also Marla Martin works with Lowell.
Cemetery; Our purchase of the property south of our existing cemetery has now been completed. Our next step is to get the new surveys approved by the County.
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We have set up email accounts for chairman, clerk, and treasurer. If you’d like to email us,
“chairman@townofsherwood.com” “clerk@townofsherwood.com”, “treasurer@townofsherwood.com”
Call the Clark County Extension Office, 715-743-5122
Email the Clark County Extension Office, extensionadminstaff@co.clark.wi.us
Online information, https://clark.extension.wisc.edu/clark-county/
Gravel Bid; We opened the bids submitted to us at our May 13 meeting.
Bugar Trucking $14.15 per yard delivered anywhere in Sherwood
Opelts Sand & gravel $14.89 per yard delivered anywhere in Sherwood
Haas Trucking $16.10 per yard delivered anywhere in Sherwood.
Our board members accepted Bugar Trucking’s bid to supply gravel to us for 2025.
Verizon Tower. Our service is available. This tower is for Verizon customers only. If you have another provider you should contact them and tell them of the location of the Verizon tower. With enough interest they might contact Verizon and put up a dish on the tower to service their customers in the Sherwood area.
Town Of Sherwood originated in 1874
Our annual Township picnic this year will be held Saturday August 9. Our picnic is open to past and current residents, relatives, and visitors of the area. Our picnic will again be held at the past Neal and Eleanor Coulthard property, just east of the Sherwood Cemetery. Bob Pucci present owner has invited us back to hold the picnic again at Camp Neal. Bob will provide all the guests with pulled pork meat for our meal along with corn on the cob. All attending guests please bring a dish to pass. The township will provide water, coffee, all table ware and condiments. We again will have plenty of door prizes to be given away. For our picnic in August we’ve added a little contest, “who has the largest tree in the Town of Sherwood”. Bring a picture of the tree with the girth measurement taken on the trunk 4 feet up from the bottom. It can be any specie of tree. Also we’ll share history of Sherwood and books written by our our late author Kay Scholtz. Anyone have any other ideas to make our picnic more fun, contact one us board members or attend our monthly meetings.
Clark County Parks and Forestry Grant
We applied for the $15,000 grant offered by CCFP. This money will be used to update our road infrastructure that is used by the many trucks hauling pulp/logs from the county land.
This year the recipients are;
Town Dewhurst, $2,400
Town of Foster, $2,500
Town of Mead, $7,950
Town of Washburn, $2,150
County Road W will be completely redone during the summer of 2026.
Garbage and Recycle pickup is now completed using the hydraulic arm to pick up both garbage and recycle bins we set out. Please have them set out by the road with lid open to the road and about 3′ apart. The driver now doesn’t have to leave the truck creating a much safer environment for the driver and saving time completing their route. If anyone should have trouble with being picked up, you are certainly welcome to call me. If you would like to have more bins of either recycle or garbage please call WM directly to set up an account for yourself of more than one garbage or recycle container. The phone number to call is 888-960-0008 When ordering more containers please tell them you are already part of Town of Sherwood residential contract.
WM charge for extra containers.
- We allow extra carts and charge the Town accordingly. We set up a routing account showing the driver there is more than 1 trash and 1 recycling on site. Service for extra carts is still every other week.
- We encourage residents to call into customer service and set up their own billable account for additional carts (trash or recycling). They are charged directly from WM. Charge is $10 per month for trash and $5 per month for recycling. Additional carts are serviced every other week (same as original set). With this option, the Town is only responsible to “pay” for the 1st set of carts.
From: Thornton, Jason <Jason.Thornton@co.clark.wi.us>
Sent: Monday, March 24, 2025 11:54 AM
To: CLK Contacts – Municipality Clerks <CLK_Contacts_Mun_Clerks@co.clark.wi.us>; EMG_Emergency_Services_Association <EMG_Emergency_Services_Association@co.clark.wi.us>
Subject: Weather Siren Testing
Just an FYI Clark County will begin monthly weather siren testing on Wednesday April 2nd around 5pm.
This will take place on the first Wednesday of every month until fall unless there happens to be severe weather warnings out for our county then they won’t do it.
Feel free to share with whom you see fit.
Any questions feel free to reach out.
Thanks,
Jason Thornton
Clark County Emergency Management
517 Court St. Room 306
Neillsville, WI 54456
Office: 715-743-8414
Cell: 715-429-0669
Dispatch 715-743-3157
Fax: 715-743-5177
NOTICE OF SHERWOOD TOWN BOARD AGENDA
STATE OF WISCONSIN
CLARK COUNTY, TOWN OF SHERWOOD
TUESDAY, June 10th, 2025
The Town Board of the Town of Sherwood, Clark County, WI, hereby provides written notice and agenda of the public meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Sherwood for Tuesday, June 10th, 2025, at 6:00PM at the Sherwood Town Hall, W896 Sherwood Rd. Granton, WI. This notice is posted in the Sherwood Town Hall. The public may provide comments to the Town Board if public comments are noted on the agenda and upon recognition of the chairman.
The Town of Sherwood Agenda
1. Call meeting to order.
2. Approval of minutes by Town Board
3. Treasurer’s report and Town correspondence
4. Reports-town officers’
5. Specific matters for discussion and possible action by Town Board in Open Session.
Continuing Business
Cemetery Expansion Project: Fencing update. Addition Plotting by
surveyor. Tree removal.
Roads & Culverts: Mowing of ditches; dust control, date for graveling of roads. WISLR 2026 road survey.
Building Permits: additional discussion.
Assessor’s contract: discussion
6. Public comments (upon recognition of chairman)
7. Pay bills
8. Set Town Board for July 2025
9. Adjournment
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The research is currently being completed about constructing a power line coming from the west and going thru our township of Sherwood. Latest release of information is the town of Sherwood is listed as the primary route. The primary route is to run along the north side of Sherwood Rd up to Hwy 73 then along Hwy 73 leaving Sherwood at the county line. The other option mentioned was to follow the RR tracks thru Pray and City Point in Jackson County going east then north up through Wood County. The plans are now in the hands of the PSC, Public Service Commission. After their approval it will move to the engineers to lay out the specifics of the line construction. Sometime during 2027, 2028, and 2029 will be the construction of the line and serviceable in 2030. I do know from speaking with Mike White, representative for the company he told me from past history no one has ever lost their home or have power lines directly above buildings. A power pole might be closer to a home than others but not so close to cause any problems. For more information you can refer to their website, atc-gridforward.com.
As new information is made available to me, I will continue to share that here on our web page. Listed below are more news releases;
After a phone call conversation with Mike he followed up with an email to me. I inserted it below. Please refer to the link to answer many questions.
Hi Andy,
Nice speaking with you this am. Per our discussion, below are some links to our website that has some information specific to the project. As mentioned, we’ve filed the application with the Public Service Commission of WI—they are the regulatory agency that will review the application and determine if the project will move forward. They will also set a process for public comment and hearings after they determine our project is complete.
Here is a link to interactive open house:
https://atc-gridforward.com/virtual-open-house/
There are also several project fact sheets on the web at the bottom of the link above (under ‘List of linked documents in the Virtual Open House’)
Below is a link to the PSC website:
Click on eServices, and then on
Docket Search (CMS)
Grid Forward docket is 5-CE-157
Finally, I can be reached at the number below (and this email) for additional questions. I’ll be out of the office through the end of the week but back next week.
Thanks!
Mike
Michael White
ATC Local Relations
Direct: (608) 877-3680
LATEST RELEASE OF INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROPOSED POWER LINE
Dear Town of Sherwood Chairperson – Andy Cegielski,
The Agricultural Impact Statement (AIS) program, as part of the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection, has published an AIS for the proposed construction of a new 345-kV electric transmission line connecting the Tremval-Arpin-Columbia Substations in Adams, Clark, Columbia, Green Lake, Jackson, Marquette, Portage, Trempealeau, Waushara, and Wood Counties, WI in a joint project between the American Transmission Project Initiators (ATC) and the Northern States Power Project Initiators-Wisconsin (NSPW), doing business as Xcel Energy. Links to the AIS and appendices are below. You can also visit agimpact.wi.gov for more information on the AIS program.
“The links just below give a full detail of the proposed power line project, click on link to open”
AIS: https://datcp.wi.gov/Documents/AIS4605_Final.pdf
Appendices: https://datcp.wi.gov/Documents/AIS4605_Final_Appendices.pdf
Per Wis. Statute §32.035(5) the AIS program shall distribute AIS publications to state and local governments, local news media and public libraries in the affected area to fulfill publication requirements.
Please let me know if you have any questions about this AIS or the AIS program.
Sincerely,
Kirsten Biefeld
Pronouns: She/her/hers
Agricultural Impact Statement (AIS) Program Manager and Land Conservation Specialist
Division of Agricultural Resource Management
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade & Consumer Protection
kirstenk.biefeld@wisconsin.gov
608-224-4650
Open the Notice below to read the last release of information about the Electrical Line proposal;