keith, Author at Town Of Pittsfield

June Meeting Date Change

May 30, 2024May 30, 2024 keith

Be advised that the Town Utility District, Planning and Town Board meeting will be held Thursday June 6th NOT on the normal second Tuesday of the month.

Utility District starts at 5:30 pm.

Planning starts at 6 pm with the Board meeting to follow.

Sample Ballot April 2nd 2024 Election

March 27, 2024March 27, 2024 keith

Click on the button below to be taken to the Sample Ballot.

April 2024 Pittsfield Sample Ballot

Fiber Construction Update from Nsight

March 12, 2024March 12, 2024 keith

Construction on the Nsight Telservices Town of Pittsfield fiber-to-the-premise project started on Wednesday February 14^th, 2024. The project is being deployed in two phases over the 2024 and 2025 construction seasons. Nsight Telservices selected a single contractor for this project, QOS Fiber. QOS Fiber has already completed construction (placing conduit and setting handholes) along the following residential streets: Maple Drive, Meadow Drive, Riverlane Drive, and Uphill Drive. They anticipate completing construction along Annabell Circle week of March 4th. They expect to start construction in the River Forest Hills Drive area potentially the week of March 11^th. Fiber will be placed in the conduit after approximately 20,000 feet of duct is placed. Fiber splicing will follow directly after that.

In addition, QOS Fiber started placing conduit on March 7^th along Town Hall Drive, Kunesh North Road (up to Quarry Drive), and from North Kunesh and Kunesh Road east to the Pittsfield Town Hall Community Center. They also started construction from the intersection of Glendale Avenue and County Highway U north to Kunesh Road. We are aware of another fiber project that is also occurring along these roads. We’d encourage impacted households to reach out to that company directly with any questions.

The construction phase will include underground digging. Here’s what residents can expect if underground construction occurs in their neighborhood.

QOS Fiber will place door hangers on the front door of each household approximately a week prior to the start of construction.
QOS Fiber will locate existing public utilities. This will include paint and flags within the right-of-way on yards. If you have underground facilities such as dog fencing, sprinkler systems or private wiring, please notify our teams at 800-826-5215.
Construction will continue in the right-of-way, which could include construction equipment, underground drilling or digging on these areas of your property. Specific impact will vary by address.
Crews will return later in the spring (once the chance for deep freezing weather passes for the season) to remedy any impact in the right-of-way.

This project is being supported in part through $123,628 of funds from the State of Wisconsin, acting by and through the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin. Nsight Telservices looks forward to working with Town of Pittsfield and PSCW over the coming years to bring the latest broadband technology to the community.

Nsight Telservices will continue to provide monthly updates regarding additional construction locations to the Town Board as the project progresses.

Growing Climate Smart Agriculture in Northeast Wisconsin,

February 29, 2024February 29, 2024 keith

The event, Growing Climate Smart Agriculture in Northeast Wisconsin, will feature a meet and greet with Wisconsin Farmers Union, a presentation about climate-smart agriculture and the new Farm Climate Smart WI project, and a Q&A session. This event is free, family friendly, and open to the public. The event is especially relevant for small, mid-sized, beginning, veteran, women, and BIPOC farmers; conservation professionals; and interested community members in NE WI. Register at wisconsinfarmersunion.com/fsc-wi-events. Farm Climate Smart WI is a project of the Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance in partnership with Wisconsin Farmers Union, Pheasants Forever, Outagamie County, and Utah State University, and is made possible through the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities program. The project is empowering Northeast Wisconsin farmers to implement climate-smart agriculture practices. The project supports farmers by connecting them to innovative tools, knowledge, and resources that help them to remain resilient in the face of climate and market changes.

Wisconsin Farmers Union (WFU) is a partner in Farm Climate Smart WI, a new collaborative project with the goal of empowering Northeast Wisconsin farmers to implement climate-smart agriculture practices. WFU is set to host an educational event about this new project at the Oshkosh Food Co-Op on March 25, 2024 from 6:00pm to 7:30pm.

Fiber For Internet Construction In the Town

February 14, 2024February 14, 2024 keith

Construction on the Nsight Telservices Town of Pittsfield fiber-to-the-premise project will start on Wednesday February 14^th, 2024. The project will be deployed in two phases over the 2024 and 2025 construction seasons. Contractor QOS will begin construction along the following residential streets during week one:

Annabell Circle, Maple Drive, Meadow Drive, Riverlane Drive, and Uphill Drive.

Weather permitting, they will start working along River Forest Circle and Forest Hills Drive during week two.

Nsight Telservices will provide monthly updates regarding additional construction locations to the Town Board as the project progresses.

The construction phase will include underground digging. Here’s what residents can expect if underground construction occurs in their neighborhood.

Contractors will locate existing public utilities. This will include paint and flags within the right-of-way on yards. If you have underground facilities such as dog fencing, sprinkler systems or private wiring, please notify our teams at 800-826-5215.
Construction will continue in the right-of-way, which could include construction equipment, underground drilling or digging on these areas of your property. Specific impact will vary by address.
Crews will return later in the spring (once the chance for deep freezing weather passes for the season) to remedy any impact in the right-of-way.