Ron Heinritz honored for
25 years of service as Village Trustee

The Thiensville Village Board recognized Ron Heinritz for a quarter century of service to Thiensville as a Village Trustee.

Village President Van Mobley presented Heinritz with a proclamation thanking Heinritz for his service during Monday's Village Board meeting. Heinritz was first elected as a Village Trustee in 1995 and had been re-elected ever since.

Heinritz took a keen interest in Village history and has served for years as the chairman of the Village's Historic Preservation Commission. In that role, he assisted Village residents and business owners in preserving their properties and the charm of Thiensville's Historic District.

Jennifer Abraham joins Village Board;
Rob Holyoke re-elected

Jennifer Abraham was elected earlier this month to a three-year term as a Village Trustee. She is a life-long Village resident. She recently retired after a 30-year career as a dentist with a practice in Thiensville.

Abraham already serves as a member of the Historic Preservation Commission.

Rob Holyoke, who is now the longest-serving member of the Village Board, also was re-elected to another term. He has served as a Trustee since 1996. He also was re-elected to his second term as the Village's representative on the Ozaukee County Board.

Through the years, Holyoke also has served on numerous boards and commissions. He currently is a member of the Frank L. Weyenberg Library Board.

Improvements planned for
Sunny Lane and Oakwood Drive

The Village will begin a paving and storm sewer project in the 400 block of Oakwood Drive and the 300 block of Sunny Lane.

The project includes installing a new storm sewer -- including pipes, manholes and catch basins -- from Oakwood Drive to Laurel Lane on Sunny Lane. Other work includes ditching, tree trimming and new asphalt. We Energies will replace the main gas lines in the area ahead of new asphalt.

The project is being funded by the Village's capital improvements budget. The project is expected to be completed in early June.

Residents may obtain a gate card to drop off yard waste, brush and other permitted items at the Village Public Works Yard.

Gate cards for Village
Yard Waste site available

The Village Yard Waste site is open. It is located at 132 W. Freistadt Road, just behind the Post Office.

Yard waste, including brush, logs, grass clippings and leaves, can be dropped off at the site in the designated areas. Residents may pick up mulch and compost only.

Residents must have an electronic key card to access the site. To request a gate card, complete this form.

The form may be mailed to Village Hall, 250 Elm St., or placed in the drop box near the front door. The card will be mailed.

The Village Yard Waste Site is for the sole use of Thiensville residents for their personal yard waste. Any other use is against the law.

Village operations continue
during Safer at Home order

During Gov. Tony Ever's Safer at Home Order, the Village Hall, Police and Fire Departments continue to be closed to in-person visits.

Please visit our website to conduct Village business or you may call (262) 242-3720. Village staff are here to assist you.

Village Park

Gov. Tony Evers' order includes the closure of playgrounds. It is important to prevent people from congregating in high-use public spaces. We encourage you to be outside and visit open spaces, but please keep a safe distance from those you meet outside.

Support Thiensville businesses offering essential services

Some businesses in Thiensville remain open, providing carryout and delivery meals and other essential services.

Please support our local businesses. Order curbside pickup or purchase gift cards now to use at a later date. For up-to-date information on local business services and hours, please visit the TBA website.

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Ron Heinritz honored for25 years of service as Village Trustee

Jennifer Abraham joins Village Board;Rob Holyoke re-elected

Improvements planned forSunny Lane and Oakwood Drive

Gate cards for VillageYard Waste site available

Village operations continueduring Safer at Home order

Ron Heinritz honored for
25 years of service as Village Trustee

Jennifer Abraham joins Village Board;
Rob Holyoke re-elected

Improvements planned for
Sunny Lane and Oakwood Drive

Gate cards for Village
Yard Waste site available

Village operations continue
during Safer at Home order