Snow plow driver/town maintenance personnel – application for employment

Employment Application Hwy Maint OC

GREAT OPPORTUNITY!!! TOWN OF OTTER CREEK, DUNN COUNTY
SEEKING SNOW PLOW OPERATOR/ROAD MAINTENANCE WORKER
Job Summary
The Town of Otter Creek is seeking a skilled Snow Plow Operator/Road Maintenance Worker to join our team. The ideal candidate will be responsible for clearing snow and ice from town roads using town truck with plow and salt/sand equipment and maintenance of town property, roads and road right-of-way. Applicant must have a current CDL, snow plowing experience and a good driving record. Drug and alcohol testing will be required. Pay dependent on qualifications.
Duties
Safely operate town truck with snow plow equipment to clear town roads, spread salt or de-icing agents, perform routine maintenance on snow plow equipment. Maintenance of town property, roads and road right-of-way including grading, blacktop patching, mow/brush town road ditches and town hall property, repair/replace missing or damaged road sign(s), cutting and removal of fallen trees, removal of garbage and debris, check roads after weather events for washouts, etc., clean shop, general maintenance on town buildings, general maintenance of town equipment including: washing, greasing, welding, checking hoses, fluid checks. Other duties as assigned.
Skills

  • Experience in snow plowing, grader and backhoe operation
  • Ability to operate and maintain mechanical equipment
    Job Type: Part-time, Seasonal, Flexible scheduling
    Starting Pay: Up to $26.00 per hour
    Expected hours: approximately 20 to 40 hrs/week, dependent upon need, flexible scheduling. To apply, please complete application found at above link and submit with three references to: clerk@townofottercreek.wi.gov. For questions contact Beverly Bernier, 715-658-0131, or email clerk@townofottercreek.wi.gov. APPLY BY JUNE 13, 2025, email application to clerk or US mail.

TOWN OF OTTER CREEK
REGULAR TOWN BOARD MEETING

The regular town board meeting will be held Tuesday, June 17, 2025, at 7
p.m. at the Otter Creek Town Hall, E5905 County Road S, Wheeler WI 54772.
The detailed Agenda will be posted at the town hall and on the town
website prior to the meeting, townofottercreek.com. Beverly Bernier, Town Clerk Treasurer.     
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DO YOU LIVE ON A ROAD THAT IS NOT OPEN TO ATV/UTV TRAFFIC IN THE TOWN OF OTTER CREEK? ARE ATVs and/or UTVs USING THE ROAD EVEN THOUGH IT IS CLOSED TO SUCH TRAFFIC? If so, please use the reporting tool on the right side of this page to report illegal ATV/UTV travel. The Town is tracking ATV/UTV traffic on “closed” roads, to report to the Sheriff’s Department. Please see the Town of Otter Creek ATV/UTV Ordinance for “open” roads, where ATV/UTV traffic has been approved. All other TOWN roads are closed to ATV/UTV traffic.  If you make an entry, you do not have to include your name, phone number or address if you prefer not to. The most important information is the road, time and date. Please also phone the Dunn County Sheriff’s Department non-emergency number 800-459-2939  or 715-232-1348.

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Are you concerned with a possible Dunn County Zoning Ordinance violation?

Link to file a complaint with Dunn County regarding possible violations of any Dunn County Zoning Ordinances – [Dunn County, WI] Complaint Intake Form (seamlessdocs.com)

FIRE INSURANCE – Do you need additional coverage??
For those residents with vacant land, wooded areas, or open fields, please be advised you may want to talk with your insurance carrier regarding having adequate insurance coverage for any potential grass/forest fires. If a fire were to occur on your property, you may want to discuss if you have proper coverage for fire-fighting efforts, as these bills can be quite large and insurance coverage can be pretty affordable. A large fire could be in the range of $7,000 to $10,000. Timber is a crop, and if your timber is destroyed by fire, your potential earnings on your timber acreage could be destroyed. Many times, there may be additional insurance you need to cover such fires.

IMPORTANT – PLEASE READ – EMERGENCY VEHICLE ACCESS
Residents of Otter Creek are advised to keep driveways cleared of trees, limbs and any encumbrances a minimum of 15 feet wide and 15 feet high for emergency vehicles to access your residence. Fire numbers must be clearly visible from the road, again for emergency vehicle use. Not following these specifications may result in delayed response to emergencies by response personnel. Please be sure to have open and safe pathways to your home in the event personnel need to enter your residence. Thank you on behalf of the Colfax Rescue Squad and the Colfax Community Fire Department.

Noxious weed notice – access full notice via link below:

66.0407 . Noxious weed notice.
STATE OF WISCONSIN
Town of Otter Creek, Dunn County
Notice
Every person is required by law to destroy all of the following noxious weeds growing on land in the Town of Otter Creek, Dunn County, Wisconsin, owned, operated, or controlled by that person:

  1. Canada thistle.
  2. Leafy spurge.
  3. Field bindweed (Creeping Jenny)
    Dated this 15th day of April, 2025.
    Town chairperson: LeAnn Ralph
    Note: See also Department of Natural Resources administrative rule Chapter NR 40, Wisconsin Administrative Code, which regulates invasive species throughout the state:
Noxious weed notice 66.0407

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2025 Dog license requests due 4/1/2025 – send requests to Clerk/Treasurer

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Register to Vote and Absentee Voting

Wisconsin residents who need to register to vote can now use MyVote.WI.gov to register online. Voters must be registered before they can request an absentee ballot.

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BUILDING IN THE TOWN OF OTTER CREEK?

Click here for Required Permits Form

Click here for Driveway Permit.

Zoning permits – contact Dunn County Zoning – 715-231-6520, pandz@co.dunn.wi.us

Building permit – contact: Matt Flatland – Building Inspector – 715-933-1003, flatlandinspectionsllc@gmail.com

Town Land Use Permit – contact Beverly Bernier – Town of Otter Creek Clerk Treasurer – 715-658-0131 after you have obtained zoning permits and building permits. The Town issues a Land Use Permit ($50) after obtaining other permits and providing clerk treasurer with copies of documents.

NOTE: A mobile home/trailer MAY NOT be moved into the Town of Otter Creek until the building inspector – Matt Flatland – has inspected and approved of the mobile home/trailer.

Need Driveway Permit – print the permit form above. If you need an address, see Dunn County Rural Address Applications under “More” tab on this website.

Need to burn – contact the Dunn County Sheriff’s Department – 715-232-1348 (non-emergency dispatch). Business office – 715-232-1564

Need a timber cutting permit – complete the timber cutting form on the Dunn County website if you plan on harvesting timber. This form needs to be submitted a minimum of 15 days prior to cutting. https://dunncountywi.seamlessdocs.com/f/timbercuttingnotice

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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS -TOWN OF OTTER CREEK

The Dunn County Treasurer, 3001 US Hwy 12 East, Suite 102A, Menomonie WI 54751 will collect personal property and real estate taxes for ALL of the 2023 tax year. Payments can be made in person at the Dunn County Government Center, dropped off in their drop-box, or mailed in to them. Call 715-232-3789 for details, hours are 8:00-4:30. Please make checks payable to Dunn County Treasurer. First installment of real estate tax is due January 31, 2025. Second installment of real estate tax is due July 31, 2025. All personal property taxes are due in full by January 31, 2025.    – Beverly Bernier, Clerk Treasurer, Town of Otter Creek