DAY CAMP PAVILION | REVISED CONCEPT PACKET | 02.19.19

The Grove at Village Park will officially open with a ribbon cutting ceremony

at 12 p.m. Saturday, May 30. Following the ceremony, the public will have access to the new facilities and be able to enjoy the first Pints in the Park Traveling Beer Garden of the 2020 season.

The Pints in the Park event will feature Brewfinity Brewing Co., as well as a variety of food trucks and a few other surprises!

The Grove features a recirculating splash pad, accessible playground, indoor/outdoor pavilion, and four multi-sport courts featuring regulation Pickleball and half-court basketball. The pavilion will be available to rent this summer-visit villagesussex.org/rentals for pavilion rental information. There is no admission fee. Once open, operating hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

The Grove is located at W244N6260 Weaver Drive, within Village Park.

The Grove at Village Park Opens May 30

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Madeline Park Project Wins AwardOur Madeline Park–Depot Trailhead project won a 2019 Wisconsin Park and Recreation Association Park Facility Award of Excellence.

To preserve the historic Sussex Train Depot, the Historical Society donated the depot to the Village, who then moved the depot to Madeline Park and renovated it to add restrooms and to serve as a rental space. Madeline Park now serves as a trailhead for the Bug Line Trail, with an accessible bathroom and drinking fountain, rental space, train-themed playground, and bike-fixing station.

The Train Depot at Madeline Park is available for rentals and has a capacity of 25. For more information call (262) 246-5200 or visit villagesussex.org/rentals.

Madeline Park is ranked 67th out of 4,500 worldwide Biba parks! Biba is a game system installed on the playground that encourages active outdoor fun for families.Download the Biba Playground Games for your iPhone or Android device from the App Store or Google Play Store.

Please note that many non-essential Village services and programs have been, and will likely continue to be, impacted by the pandemic. Please note that many non-essential Village services and programs have been, and will likely continue to be, impacted by the pandemic. Please visit Please visit villagesussex.orgvillagesussex.org for the latest information. for the latest information.

Village Offices ClosedVillage Offices ClosedGood Friday: April 10

Memorial Day: May 25Independence Day: July 3 (Observed)

Labor Day: September 7

Sussex Yard Waste Collection SiteSussex Yard Waste Collection SiteSaturdays, April 4–November 21, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.

Mondays, May-August, 4–7 p.m.Mondays, September–October, 3–6 p.m.

Hydrant FlushingHydrant FlushingApril 20–24 & April 27–May 1

Water may become discolored after hydrant flushing. If this happens, run your cold water tap

for a few minutes until the water clears. If the water doesn’t clear the first time, wait a few minutes and

run the water again. Avoid washing clothes until the water clears.

Severe Weather Sirens TestedSevere Weather Sirens TestedWednesdays at 2 p.m.

Electronics Dropoff Collection Electronics Dropoff Collection Saturday, May 2, 10 a.m.–12 p.m.

Civic Center Parking Lot

ElectionsElectionsSpring General Election: Tuesday, April 7

Partisan Primary: Tuesday, August 11 Polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Civic Center

Mark Your CalendarMark Your Calendar

VVILLAGE BOARDILLAGE BOARDFront Row: Trustees Scott Adkins, Greg Zoellick, Wendy Stallings, and Lee Uecker. Back Row: Trustees Michael

Bartzen, Tim Dietrich, and President Greg Goetz.

VILLAGE ADMINISTRATIONVILLAGE ADMINISTRATIONJeremy Smith, Village Administrator ..................246-5200Kelsey McElroy-Anderson, Asst. Administrator....246-5231Sam Liebert, Administrative Services Director ...246-5211Judith Neu, Public Works Director/Engineer ........246-5229Halie Dobbeck, Parks & Recreation Director ........246-5200Adele Loria, Pauline Haass Library Director ........246-5180Captain Lisa Panas, Waukesha County Sheriff’s

Office-Sussex ..................................................246-5237Building Inspector ...............................................246-5218Kasey Fluet, Asst. Development Director ............246-5215

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Sussex Civic CenterN64 W23760 Main StreetSussex, Wisconsin 53089

(262) 246-5200Find out what’s going on in Sussex!

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UPCOMING SPECIAL EVENTSUPCOMING SPECIAL EVENTSSUSSEX FARMERS MARKET: CIVIC CENTER PLAZASundays, June14 through October 11, 9:30 a.m.–1 p.m.

PINTS IN THE PARK TRAVELING BEER GARDEN Saturday, May 30, 12 to 6 p.m., Village Park Thursday, June 25, 5 to 8 p.m., Prides Crossing Park Thursday, July 23, 5 to 8 p.m., Madeline Park Sunday, August 16, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Civic Center Plaza

ROCK-A-THON: CIVIC CENTER PLAZA Tuesday, May 19, 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

THE GROVE AT VILLAGE PARK GRAND OPENING Saturday, May 30, 12 to 6 p.m.

SENIOR GREEN THUMB PLANTING EVENT: THE GROVE AT VILLAGE PARK Wednesday, June 3, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

CLASSIC CAR CRUISE NIGHT: MAIN STREET/CIVIC CENTER PLAZA Thursday, June 18, 6 to 8 p.m.

INDEPENDENCE DAY FESTIVITIES Saturday, July 4. Kiddie Parade starts at Civic Center at 9:30 a.m. (line up at 9:15). Fireworks at Village Park at 9:15 p.m.

“I RUN THE VILLAGE” 5K RUN/WALK: THE GROVE AT VILLAGE PARK Saturday, July 11. Day-of registration and check-in 7:30–8:15 a.m. Start time 8:30 a.m.

SENIOR PICNIC IN THE PARK: VILLAGE PARKWednesday, July 22, 11 a.m.–1 p.m.NATIONAL NIGHT OUT: MAIN STREET/CIVIC CENTER PLAZA Wednesday, August 5, 5 to 8 p.m.

MAIN STREET BLOCK PARTY: MAIN STREET/CIVIC CENTER PLAZA Sunday, August 16, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

OUTDOOR MOVIE NIGHT: CIVIC CENTER PLAZAFriday, August 28, 7 to 10 p.m.

TOUCH-A-TRUCK: MAIN STREET/CIVIC CENTER Friday, September 11, 5 to 7 p.m.

SPOOKY SUSSEX: VILLAGE PARK Friday, October 23, 5 to 8:30 p.m.

For more information about these and other special events, visit villagesussex.org/specialevents

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From the Desk of the Village PresidentFrom the Desk of the Village President

As I write this, Governor Evers has issued a State of Emergency

due to the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak. Schools are closed and everyone is asked to practice social distancing and handwashing. During this stressful time, I ask everyone to follow the guidelines of the CDC to slow the spread of the virus. I also ask that we look out for one another. Deliver groceries to your elderly neighbor or call someone who may be lonely. Spread kindness and be patient during this unprecedented time. We are all in this together.

The Village has also taken a number of steps to continue essential services, and those services and events that aren’t essential have been canceled. You can still call the Village at (262) 246-5200 with any questions. The health and safety of the public and our employees is our number one priority.

Summer is quickly approaching, and hopefully soon we’ll be outside enjoying each other’s company once again. This is particularly exciting this year because we are opening a new splash pad, inclusive playground, multi-sport courts, and pavilion. The grand opening for these new amenities, which we are calling The Grove at Village Park, is Saturday, May 30, from noon to 6 p.m. The splash pad will be running and we’ll have food trucks and the first Pints in the Park event of the summer. I hope you will join me for this fun community celebration.

This summer also brings the reconstruction of Maple Avenue between Plainview Road and Highway K/Lisbon Road. This project is expected to last into November. This is the last arterial road in the Village in need of reconstruction. After this project, we will return to the annual neighborhood road maintenance

program. It’s been a tough few years of road construction, but I’m pleased that we have arterial roads that will serve this community for 50 years.

The Pints in the Park traveling beer garden will return in 2020. The events include craft beer and rotating food trucks. The 2020 dates are May 30 as part of the Grand Opening of The Grove at Village Park; June 25 at Prides Crossing Park; July 23 at Madeline Park; and August 16 as part of the Main Street Block Party at the Civic Center. The June and July park locations were chosen by the public through a Facebook poll. Events such as these are one of the many things that make Sussex special.

Sussex is a strong and vibrant community, and I’m proud to call it home.

Thanks for choosing Sussex,

Greg Goetz

• Mammoth Lofts, on Main Street at Silver Spring, will have approximately 18,000 square feet of multi-tenant retail space on the first floor. There will be 14 one-bedroom, 14 two-bedroom, four three-bedroom, and eight studio apartments on the second and third floors. The complex will have 51 underground and 123 surface parking spaces.

New DevelopmentNew Developmentin Sussexin Sussex

• Kwik Trip is coming to Sussex! Located in the new corporate park on CTH K and Hwy 164, construction should start this spring with a grand opening scheduled for December 2020.

• The Courtyard of Sussex, a new senior living facility, will be constructed at the corner of Silver Spring and Hickory Drive. The 104,000 sq. ft. facility will include 110 units for assisted living and memory care. Construction will start this summer.

• The Prestwick Group, located in the Sussex Corporate Park, is proposing a 33,200-square-foot addition to their building to accommodate their growing needs. The company designs and manufactures golf course products and a variety of all-weather outdoor furnishings.

Photo ID is required to vote. If you have questions about the Photo ID law or acceptable IDs, call the Clerk’s office, visit bringit.wi.gov, or call 1-866-VOTE-WIS.In-office Absentee Voting takes place the two weeks preceding an election from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday–Friday at the Civic Center. Absentee voting and voter registration is not permitted the Monday immediately before an election.Receive an Absentee Ballot by Mail by submitting a written application to the Village Clerk via fax to (262) 246-5222, email to info@villagesussex.org, mail to the Civic Center, in person at the Civic Center, or apply online at myvote.wi.gov no later than 5 p.m. the Thursday before an election.Are You Registered? If you are a first-time voter, have moved or changed your name, you must register to vote. Check your registration status and register online at myvote.wi.gov or register in person at the Clerk’s office.

Elections are held at the Sussex Civic Center, N64W23760 Main St. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

APRIL 7 APRIL 7 Spring Election & Presidential Preference PrimarySpring Election & Presidential Preference Primary

AUGUST 11 AUGUST 11 Partisan PrimaryPartisan Primary

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ENGINEERING/PUBLIC WORKS

Maple Avenue Reconstruction Underway

Maple Avenue is being reconstructed this year from: • just south of Johanssen Court to just north of Clover Drive;

• Main Street to just north of the railroad tracks; • and Good Hope Road to Plainview Road.Construction is scheduled to be completed by mid-November.

The Town of Lisbon plans to resurface Maple Avenue from CTH K to just south of Johanssen Court, and plans to add a right-turn lane on Maple Avenue at CTH K.

Those portions of Maple Avenue under construction will be closed during construction with access only for those with driveways on Maple Avenue. A detour is posted, which will direct drivers to use CTHs K and F, Waukesha Avenue, Good Hope Road and Woodside Road to travel across the Village. We ask that you please use alternate routes for your own safety and the safety of those who live and are working in the construction zone.

The intersection of Maple Avenue and Clover Drive will be closed for a few months during the project. The intersections at Main Street, Good Hope Road, and Plainview road will remain open during construction.

The Maple Avenue project includes concrete pavement, curb, gutter, sidewalks, storm sewer, street trees, decorative street lighting and the road will be slightly wider.

Street trees and decorative street lighting will also be installed along Maple Avenue from north of Clover Drive to Main Street and from the railroad tracks to Good Hope Road. These portions of Maple Avenue will remain open to traffic while the work takes place.

Maple Avenue is the last of the arterial streets in the Village in need of reconstruction. The work needs to be done because the pavement condition is poor. Reconstruction gives us the opportunity to strengthen the base under the road, improve drainage, improve sight distances, and improve pedestrian access.

Stay up to date with construction activities by signing up for a biweekly email from the Village on our website at villagesussex.org/eblasts.

Sussex Yard Waste Collection SiteN72W22924 Good Hope Road

To use the Yard Waste Site, you need either an annual pass ($25) or a punch card ($10/5 punches per card). Annual passes are available online or at the Civic Center. Punch cards may be purchased at the

Civic Center or Pauline Haass Public Library. Acceptable items to drop off at the Yard Waste Site include: lawn

clippings, leaves, twigs, branches, and brush.

2020 YARD WASTE SITE SCHEDULESaturdays, April 4–November 21 (9 am–4 pm)

Mondays, May–August (4–7 pm) Mondays, September–October (3–6 pm)

Main Street RepairsMain Street will be repaired and resurfaced from Maple Avenue west to Locust Street this summer. This project also includes decorative street lighting and completion of the sidewalk on the south side of Main Street from Locust Street to the Bugline/Public Safety Building. Main Street will remain open to two-way traffic while this work takes place.

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YARD WASTE SITE2019 FACTS & STATISTICS

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What happens to the yard waste and brush brought to the Yard Waste Site? The material is ground and hauled away by a landscaping company. It is further processed and ultimately becomes a soil additive.

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PUBLIC SAFETY

Millions of dollars are

lost to phone scams each year, and a huge amount of that money is stolen from ordinary people. Someone will call and try to trick or bully you into giving them your hard-earned money or information they can use to access your financial accounts. Here are some of the most common phone scams and what to do if you get one.

Social Security Spoofing CallsYou receive a call from the Social Security Administration requesting information, asking you to call a certain phone number or press a number to be connected with an agent.

HANG UP! Social Security rarely contacts persons by phone unless you have ongoing business with them and they never make threats about arrest or legal action.

Grandparent ScamA person calls pretending to be a grandchild who’s been involved in an accident or legal trouble and needs money immediately.

Don’t send money, gift cards, checks, or provide any personal information. Try to reach your loved one or their parent on a correct phone number to verify their whereabouts. If you cannot reach your loved one, contact your local police department for assistance.

Phony Charitable OrganizationsScammers impersonate charities such as fire, police, children’s and veteran’s organizations, as well as natural disaster charities.

To find reputable charities or to support victims of natural disasters, seek out local opportunities or look for an organization’s charity rating on Charity Navigator.

Cellphone Carrier ScamYou get a call from your cell phone carrier asking for a verification code.

HANG UP! Phone scammers use information you provide to reset your password and take over your cell account.

Gift Card ScamScammers call impersonating loan companies, your phone, cable, or utility company, and police departments. The caller will ask you to buy a popular gift card, i.e. iTunes, Google Play, or Amazon. Once you buy the card, the caller will demand the gift card number and PIN on the back of the card. Those numbers let them immediately get the money you loaded onto the card.

Requests for gift cards as payment for anything is a scam.

Help Emergency Responders Find YOU!

Emergency response teams cannot find your house if your house number is not clearly displayed. Believe

it or not, a majority of house numbers are not visible from the street, particularly at night. A badly displayed number can cost us precious time in an emergency.

• Use house numbers that are easily read from a distance of 50 feet.

• House numbers should stand out, even at night. Light and dark contrast works best and bigger is better.

• Mark your house and both sides of your mailbox.

• Clear vegetation from your house numbers.

A complete set of house numbers can be purchased for $20 on the 3rd Floor of the Sussex Civic Center.

The The DO’SDO’S and and DON’TSDON’TS of Burning of Burning in the Village of Sussex in the Village of Sussex

• DO place recreational fires 10 feet away from any structure, trees/shrubs/bushes, fence, etc.

• DO build your fire pit 10 inches below ground and a maximum 2 feet across.

• DO build your fire pit out of non-combustible materials.

• DO place your portable fire pit on a permanent non-combustible surface twice the size of the portable fire pit.

• DON’T burn garbage, grass, fields, brush, woods, or combustibles.

• DON’T open burn within 25 feet of a building or 10 feet from a lot line.

• DON’T have flames higher than 2 feet above your fire pit.

• DON’T burn when the wind direction or speed will cause smoke or embers to be carried toward any building or combustible material or cause a nuisance.

If You Suspect the Person on the Other End of the Line is a Scammer...

1. Don’t panic! Stay level-headed and think through the situation.

2. Don’t assume they are legitimate just because they have your personal information. Anyone can access this information.

3. Don’t give away ANY personal information.4. If it sounds too good to be true, it is! 5. Authorities will NEVER ask for gift cards.

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PAULINE HAASS PUBLIC LIBRARY

Pauline Haass Public Library N64W23820 Main Street

Sussex, WI 53089

phplonline.orgCall the Library at(262) 246-5180

Library HoursMonday–Thursday ...................... 9:30 a.m.–8 p.m.Fridays ........................................ 9:30 a.m.–5 p.m.Saturdays through August 31 ...... 9:30 a.m.–1 p.m.Saturdays starting September 7 .. 9:30 a.m.–4 p.m. Sundays through September 1 .... CLOSED Sundays starting September 8 .... 1–4 p.m.

Come Explore in KidsLabThis summer

will mark five years since the Pauline Haass Public Library’s maker space for school-aged children opened. This space, called KidsLab, is tucked in a room off of the children’s department that has seen a variety of uses over the years. You may have even walked by without knowing it was there!

During the first decade of the century, educational research on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) skills took the spotlight. This research acknowledged that literacy in these areas closely followed in importance that of traditional reading literacy. Libraries responded, and quiet spaces for tinkering and experimenting popped up in libraries across America.

During the summer of 2014, the children’s department did a test run, dubbing the space the Engineering Room; ramps, tubes, building supplies, and stacking materials were provided as activity challenges for the summer reading program. The enthusiastic response drove the decision to transform the room into a permanent maker lab, and one year later KidsLab was opened to kids in grades 3 and up.

The original KidsLab offered a marble run, LEGO wall, photo booth, cardboard creation station, board games, and light table activities. Since then it has grown from a small collection of homemade and repurposed activities to a rich collection of kits and equipment that includes circuitry, robots, a digital microscope, and coding software. The recent addition of an electric iron and a toaster oven make technologically-assisted art projects possible. Kids can even create their own stop-motion videos at an animation station.

KidsLab is also the setting for the Library’s participation in the annual statewide Wisconsin Science Festival. Highlighted activities during Festival weekend have ranged from slime-making to robot coding.

In 2016 the Festival’s deputy director, Wesley Marner, made a site visit to our KidsLab and was enthusiastic about what he saw, offering encouragement about the library’s vision. The same summer, members of the Hamilton High School Robotics team volunteered their talents to KidsLab users in an exciting program called Robotics at the Library (RATL). This highlighted the value of offering guidance and mentorship to kids using the lab, so by September 2018 LabTime, a twice-weekly time slot staffed by teen volunteers, was established.

Since opening, KidsLab has served over 3,500 children. And the Lab continues to grow: this year a grant from the Department of Public Instruction will provide two heavy duty sewing machines for our “SewXO” initiative, focused upon soft circuitry construction. Library staff members are committed to keeping the STEM offerings fresh and current, and have many ideas for the future.

Stop by and visit anytime we’re open; our children’s staff members are happy to show you around!

THE LIBRARY IS CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. VISIT PHPLONLINE.ORG TO LEARN MORE AND GET UPDATES

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PARKS & RECREATION

Upcoming Events & Programs

FireworksFireworks 9:15 p.m. Saturday, July 4 9:15 p.m. Saturday, July 4

Village ParkVillage Park

MainstreetBlOckParty

LANNON STONe PRESENTS

SUNDAY AUGUSTSUNDAY AUGUST 16 16 11 A.M. to 3 P.M. 11 A.M. to 3 P.M.CRAFT BEERCRAFT BEERFOOD TRUCKSFOOD TRUCKSMARKET MARKET

LIVE MUSIC BY MT. OLIVE LIVE MUSIC BY MT. OLIVE

Watch for details about these and other upcoming recreation programs and events in the Summer Activity Guide.

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COUCH TO 5K is a six-week program to get you from your couch to 5K run ready! It will be offered

on M/W mornings, as well as T/TH evenings, June through early July. Sign up today!

The COUCH TO 5K registration fee includes entry into our annual “I

RUN THE VILLAGE” 5K RUN/WALK on July 11 during Lions Daze, benefiting our Recreation Scholarship Fund.

SUMMER DAY CAMP SUMMER DAY CAMP for ages 6-12for ages 6-12

JUNE 15-AUGUST 21JUNE 15-AUGUST 21The Grove at Village ParkThe Grove at Village Park

The 2020 Sussex Summer Day Camp will be AMAZING, featuring a brand new building, playground, SPLASH PAD, and more!Transportation between the Summer Opportunities program at Hamilton High School and the Sussex Day Camp program is available, as well as between Maple Avenue School and Village Park. Learn more and about the Summer Day Camp program and transportation options on our website.

villagesussex.org/daycamp

Camp Counselors Needed!Apply Online at villagesussex.org/hiring

Clear your clutter during the SUSSEX AREA RUMMAGE SALE. For the low cost of $5, have your rummage sale included on the Sussex-Area Rummage Listing containing the location of each sale and a short description of items to be sold. The deadline to secure a spot on the listing is April 8. The map and listing will be available on April 27 at the Civic Center and at villagesussex.org.

FRIDAY, MAY 1 & SATURDAY, MAY 2

8 a.m.–3 p.m.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, registration for summer programs has been postponed until we have a clearer picture of when we can offer programs again. We will announce the new registration date on our website and social media once it is decided. Thank you for your understanding and support of our recreation programs!

Sussex Civic CenterN64W23760 Main StreetSussex, WI 53089

Postal Patron

PRSRT STDUS Postage Paid

Permit No 1Sussex, WI 53089

Overnight parking is allowed on most Village streets from April 1 through October 31. Overnight parking is prohibited year-round on a number of street segments throughout the Village. View the complete list on our website. To receive overnight parking permission where or when it is prohibited, call (262) 246-5237 and choose voicemail option #1. Leave your name, vehicle make, model, type and license plate, phone number and address where your vehicle will be parked. Permission is limited to three times per month, except when extenuating circumstances arise, such as driveway repairs. Failure to call for permission will result in a parking citation.

OVERNIGHT PARKINGOVERNIGHT PARKING

MOVING?MOVING?If you move or sell your home, you must notify the Village to cancel auto payment of your utility bill. The Village is not notified by closing companies. Call (262) 246-5224 with this information.

There is a Night Drop located inside the north entrance of the Civic Center. The Night Drop may be used for after-hours payment of parking tickets, property tax bills, water/sewer bills and other correspondence.

NIGHT DROPNIGHT DROP

All dogs older than five months are required to be licensed before April 1. A completed Dog License Application, payment, and proof of rabies vaccination is required. Apply online, mail documents to the Civic Center, or place in the night drop and we will mail the dog tag and receipt within five business days. Walk-ins are always welcome.

DOG LICENSESDOG LICENSES

ELECTRONICS RECYCLING EVENTELECTRONICS RECYCLING EVENTThe Village will host an electronics recycling drop-off event in the Civic Center parking lot from 10 am to noon Saturday, May 2. Accepted items include: computers and related equipment and parts; printers; copy machines; cell phones; stereos; microwaves; copiers; video game players; fax machines; LED, LCD and CRT TVs. Note: A $25 fee applies to ALL TVs, including flat panels. CRT monitors (old tube style) are $10/ea. All other electronics are free to recycle. Fees payable by cash or check only. Call Legacy Recycling at (262) 930-4228 with any questions or visit them online at www.legacy-recycling.com.

Garbage & RecyclingGarbage & RecyclingGarbage and recycling are collected WEEKLY

HOMES NORTH OF GOOD HOPE ROAD: Collected on MondaysHOMES SOUTH OF GOOD HOPE ROAD: Collected on Thursdays

Residents are allowed one free special pickup per month for large items, which must be scheduled in advance. Call Johns Disposal at

(888) 473-4701 to schedule.

2020 Trash & Recycling HolidaysMemorial Day: Monday, May 5

All collections will be delayed by one dayLabor Day: Monday, September 7

All collections will be delayed by one dayThanksgiving Day: Thursday, November 26

Thursday collections will be delayed by one day

Your 2019 Consumer Your 2019 Consumer Confidence Report is Confidence Report is Now Available Online!Now Available Online!Each year, the Sussex Water Utility provides its Each year, the Sussex Water Utility provides its customers with an annual water quality report customers with an annual water quality report to let them know how our water quality meets to let them know how our water quality meets federal and state drinking water standards. federal and state drinking water standards. The Sussex Water Utility is committed to ensuring The Sussex Water Utility is committed to ensuring your water quality, reliability, and security, and your water quality, reliability, and security, and we want you to be confident in your Sussex water. we want you to be confident in your Sussex water. We encourage you to review this report to learn We encourage you to review this report to learn about the source and quality of the drinking water about the source and quality of the drinking water delivered to you in 2019. View the report at: delivered to you in 2019. View the report at: villagesussex.org/waterqualityreportvillagesussex.org/waterqualityreportIf you wish to have a paper copy, you can have one If you wish to have a paper copy, you can have one mailed to you by calling (262) 246-5200.mailed to you by calling (262) 246-5200.

The Village partners with Payment Service Network (PSN) to provide an electronic option for both receiving and paying your utility bill. You can:

• Opt out of receiving a paper bill and receive an e-mail bill instead. • Schedule recurring monthly payments to come out of your bank account

at no charge to you. • See up to two years of your online payment history.• Maintain control over your banking information and make changes as

needed.• View your bill online, even if you don’t pay online.

villagesussex.org/payonline