The Hobart village board approved some major developments for the village after meeting in closed session at the Feb. 20 meeting.

The Hobart village board looked at implementing changes that would continue to keep the village government operational in a variety of scenarios.

It was business as usual at the Tuesday, Feb. 5, Hobart village board meeting, where the board talked about property sales.

Rich Heidel, Hobart village president, was arrested for an alleged third drunken driving offense early, Friday, Feb. 1.

In an effort to make things easier to understand for residents, the Hobart village board adopted a new policy on water usage Jan. 15.

Even though it has not been bid out to contractors, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation has pegged the cost a major project lower than projected.

A change in the state code due to state law for conditional use permits is prompting a review of where certain types of uses may or may not be allowed.

The village is contracting with the Brown County Planning Commission to develop a bike and pedestrian master plan for Hobart.

The village board agreed to award a bid of $485,840 to Advance Construction of Green Bay for Hobart’s in-line booster station upgrades.

If any community in the area has had an eventful 2018 it’s Hobart, one of the fastest growing municipalities in Wisconsin.