By Heather GravesEditor BELLEVUE – Though Administrator Ben Krumenauer has called the Greater Green Bay area home previously, he said his return to the area as the new administrator of the Village of Bellevue is different. “I think the big thing that I saw value to Bellevue is it’s a progressive community,” he said. “It …
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By Heather Graves Editor BELLEVUE – After a rocky search process, spanning several months and two sets of candidate searches, the Village of Bellevue finally has a new village administrator. In a special meeting April 29, the Village Board unanimously approved an employment agreement with Benjamin Krumenauer to become the village’s administrator. Andrew J. Vissers, …
By Josh Staloch Staff Writer BELLEVUE – The Village of Bellevue is getting closer to finalizing its 2022 budget. Though officials won’t have the exact assessed or equalized values for the village until later this month, board members discussed the second draft of the budget at its Oct. 13 meeting. The total proposed tax levy …
By Josh Staloch Staff Writer BELLEVUE – The Public Works department has noticed an uptick in water leakage throughout the village. “There is the difference between the amount of water we’ve purchased from the Central Brown County Water Authority and the sales of water to residential, commercial and industrial customers,” Steve Kubacki, interim director of …
By Josh Staloch Staff Writer BELLEVUE – A mixed-use development off Hoffman Road is moving forward following a unanimous vote to approve a planned development district amendment. The Bellevue Village Board unanimously decided earlier this month the development, just east of Bellevue Senior Living, could deviate from certain aspects of the zoning ordinance, like reduced …
By Josh Staloch Correspondent BELLEVUE – The Bellevue village board heard from residents concerned about late-night noise from a local business at its Aug. 25 meeting. The board revisited an item from the July 28 meeting, when a Bellevue resident complained about noise coming from the Carnivore Meat Company facility at 2878 Ontario Road. The …
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By Josh Staloch Correspondent BELLEVUE – Earlier this month, the Bellevue village board unanimously approved the purchase of a new police vehicle to be delivered in 2022. Due to delays and shortages along the global supply chain, vehicle procurement is difficult for law enforcement, Bellevue’s Directed Enforcement Officer Trevor Bilgo said. He said to have …
By John McCracken Correspondent BELLEVUE – A former Bellevue municipal court clerk has been convicted on one felony count of misconduct in public office and one felony count of theft by an employee in a business setting. At an Aug. 12 sentencing hearing, Dawn Kreuser, 56, was sentenced to nine months in Brown County jail …
By John McCracken Correspondent BELLEVUE – During the July 28 village board meeting, residents voiced concern about a local pet food company keeping them up at night. Jill Bielinski submitted a citizen noise complaint to the village this March, which stems from late-night noise coming from Carnivore Meat Company, 2878 Ontario Road. Bielinski described the …
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By Lea Kopke Staff Writer BELLEVUE – The village board approved resolutions for construction and development projects at its July 14 meeting. The board held a public hearing on the Steffens Court/Way project, which Cedar Corporation project manager Thad Majkowski said includes road pavement, driveway aprons, intersection improvements and curb and gutter construction. Majkowski said …
