Village of Crivitz NEWS BLOG

After 36 ½ years of employment with the Village of Crivitz, Greg Gocht has retired! He was honored with a small gathering after the January Village Board meeting, where co-employees, board members, friends, families and residents came and thanked him for his many...

Regular monthly meetings will take place on the 4th Wednesday of the month at 6:00pm starting in February, 2021. The next regular board meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, February 24th. This change took place at the January 19th board meeting with the adoption of...

A 2021 garbage pick up schedule can be found on the Village Facebook page or you may contact the office at 715-854-2030 and request one be sent to you. https://www.facebook.com/VillageofCrivitzWisconsin Garbage will be picked up on Mondays beginning January 4, 2021 by...

With the health and well-being of all volunteers, participants and spectators as our first priority, we regret to announce that all July 4th park events and the traditional large parade through the downtown area are cancelled. A small simple parade honoring area...

Don Brooks playground and park is now open for public use. Littleland Playground will remain closed to the public for maintenance until Friday, May 22nd. The remainder of Crivitz Community Veterans Park is now open for public use. Restrooms at both parks will not be...

The federal government has extended guidance to 30 days to slow the spread of the coronavirus. Please do your part by following these guidelines. Stay safer at home!

For a very detailed list of frequently asked questions about the Governor's 'Safer at Home' order please visit this website Safer at Home FAQs It contains links to other state agencies, such as WEDA and DHS for more information on what is considered an essential...

VILLAGE OF CRIVITZ, MARINETTE COUNTY, WI PROCLAMATION DECLARING A STATE OF EMERGENCY WHEREAS, the World Health Organization, the United States Department of Health and Human Services and the Governor of the State of Wisconsin have declared a public health emergency...

Gov. Evers has issued a 'Safer at Home' order that prohibits all nonessential travel, with some exceptions as clarified and defined in the order. A link to the actual executive order is attached to this post. The order is effective at 8:00 am on Wednesday, March 25,...