We are glad to announce that the band HUSH HOME GROWN will be playing in the parking lot from 4:30 pm – 7:30 pm during this fundraising event. Follow this link to join.
The exact schedule has not yet been released to the Town so we are not sure of the exact construction dates. The Town will most likely get very little notice on the Brown Cunty Line Road project. Just the way it is as this company works it way around the state and its schedule is largely controlled by the weather.
The Town will try to have a pre-construction meeting for the residents along Deer Park, Durango, Cimarron and Golden Spike. In this age of COVID we are not sure yet what that will look like.
The Town now has an updated website. The site is now easier to navigate on mobile devices and tablets. Look for updates in the News/Blog section, calendars and ties to the Town Facebook page as well as other areas. Thanks to Dynamic Designs and their partnership with Packerland Websites for all the work.
If you do have input on the new design please reach out to us as we would like to make any big changes within the first 30 days.
In February 2020, Town of Pittsfield residents experienced new voting procedures in the Spring Primary Election held at the Community Center.
When residents entered, they were greeted by four workers using electronic poll-book software called Badger Book. Badger Book, purchased by the town for $4,000 apiece, contains information regarding registered voters in Wisconsin. Poll workers used Badger Book to check in voters.
Previously, election workers looked through pages of names to find the correct voter’s name. With Badger Book, poll workers can find a registered voter in 20 seconds. Every voter showed a photo I.D. before voting, and Badger Book is able to scan driver’s licenses.
After being registered, voters were directed to the new Express Vote machines. The two machines were purchased for $3,000 each. The ballot comes up on the screen, and voters touch their selections and then print out their ballots. The ballot is then inserted in the tabulator machine to be counted.
“This will be a great help in moving the Town of Pittsfield forward with all the new voting changes and will help implement a much better security system in the voting process,” said Pittsfield Town Clerk Debbie Diederich.
