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Town Of Chicog

 



Notice of Town Board Meeting

Town of Chicog

November 12th, 2025

5:30PM


Note: A special electors meeting will start at 5:30 PM to review the 2026 proposed town budget. The regular town meeting will follow immediately after the electors meeting is concluded.


  1. Approval of tax levy meeting

  2. Call the monthly meeting to order.

  3. Pledge of Allegiance

  4. Verify Legal Posting Notices

  5. Roll Call

  6. Approve the previous minutes as posted on our website.

  7. Treasures Report

  8. Chairmans Report

  9. Roads and Road Work – Joe Norton

  10. Public Input

  11. Approve Fire Department contract

  12. Review/Approve the proposed resolution to participate in the Wisconsin service award program for the fire department

  13. Correspondence

  14. Committee Reports

  15. Date of next town meeting 12/10/2025 at 6:00PM

  16. Payment of bills

  17. Adjournment


Scott Pahos

Town of Chicog Chairman



 





NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

for the 2026 BUDGET &

SPECIAL TOWN ELECTOR MEETING

FOR TOWN OF CHICOG, WASHBURN COUNTY


Notice is hereby given that on Wednesday November 12, 2025 at 6:00 pm at the Chicog Town Hall a Public Hearing on the Proposed 2026 Budget for the town will be held.


Immediately following the public hearing a Special Town Elector Meeting will be held to approve the 2025 total town tax levy to be collected in 2026.


The proposed budget in detail is available for inspection on the Town’s website External link opens in new tab or windowwww.townofchicog.com or by contacting the Town Clerk at 715-466-412 or email: External link opens in new tab or windowtcorrie@centurytel.net


Submitted by:

Teresa L. Corrie

Town Clerk

Town of Chicog





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External link opens in new tab or windowPDF Print file 2024 BUDGET



Fire Department new DIRECT PHONE #


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Applications:

Town of Chicog LTE Application.doc
Town of Chicog LTE Application.pdf








NOTICE

Town brush site open to the public! We will be leaving the site open 24/7 for brush disposal until further notice, but it will be monitored. Sorry for the inconvenience of all the schedule changing.


Washburn County Mailbox Policy 1-24-2022.pdf
WI Trans. Mailbox Safety Bulletin.pdf


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TOWN OF CHICOG

Town Board Meeting

October 8, 2025


1. Call Meeting to order at 6:00 pm


2. Verify Legal Posting Notice.


3. Pledge of Allegiance


4. Roll Call: All Board members present.


5. Approval of the previous minutes as posted on our website. Motion made by Sue Kowarsch and seconded by Brian Berg to approve the posted minutes. Motion passed


6. Treasurer’s report as follows all balances as of September 30, 2025:

Checking Account: Beginning balance - $ 37,015.16 includes interest of $199.49

Outstanding checks:- $3,049.12 Final working balance: $33,966.92

Money Market Account: $313,024.36, includes interest of $1,001.57

CD Account: $71,321.34

Tax Account: $302.00

Motion made by Sue Kowarsch and seconded by Brian Berg to approve. Motion passed.


7. Chairman’s Report:

a. I am sad to report that Mary Anderson, a long time Chicog resident passed away this past month. Mary and her husband Dewey were owner/operators of Shangri La campground for many years. Mary served as our town clerk from 1989 to 2015 and served on our elections committees and supported the Chicog ladies fire department auxiliary for many years. Mary will be sadly missed by all. Our sincere condolences to Dewey and the Anderson family. The Celebration of Life for Mary will be Nov 2, 2025. 1pm to 3pm at the Town Hall.

b. Financials: As we enter Q-4, 2025 we remain on target with our budget forecasts. We are currently developing our 2026 budget at this time.

c. Grants: We are currently completing and submitting applications for the following initiatives. (CBCW DNR grant), (Wild Land Fire grant), (LRIP Washburn county road grant) and (Washburn County bridge grant).


8. Roads and Road Work – Joe Norton

a. Chip seal Lower McKenzie Rd.

b. Ditching/seeding/signs on Zehm Rd.

c. Gravel roads have been graded to have them winter ready.

d. Ditching on McClain Lake Rd.

e. We had Beavers in Rappley Rd. culvert that plugged it. They have been taken care of.

f. Brush site- There was a trailer load of green treated boards put in the site. Moved them out in front of the gate and someone claimed them.

UPCOMING

a. Maintenance on trucks and Equipment getting ready for winter.

b. Mowing the Right of Ways as long as possible.

c. Select roads/areas for winter brushing


9. Public Input: None


10. Discuss/review on the (CWPP) Community Wildfire Protection Plan grant for 2026

We will be applying for the same type of grant in 2026. Looks good that we will be approved. The Town will try to better communicate information about this grant.


11. Recap meeting results from CCLA regarding CBCW grant - Sue Kowarsch

a. The CCLA is looking for more members and volunteers for lake monitoring of different types

b. Looking for donations to fund projects.

c. The CCLA will be returning unused monies that the Town provided for monitoring.

d. Next CCLA meeting is Nov. 15, 2025 at 8:30am at the Town Hall.


12. Discuss/approve proposed Minong Ambulance contract for 2026

The Minong Area Ambulance contract for 2026 is $21,204.78. Motion made by Brain Berg and seconded by Sue Kowarsch to approve the contract. Motion passed.


13. Discuss/approve LRIP road grant application for Bald Eagle Road, 2026

The LRIP grant was discussed. Motion made by Brian Berg and seconded by Sue Kowarsch to apply for the 2026 LRIP grant for Bald Eagle Drive. Motion passed.


14. Discuss/approve Washburn County Highway Bridge grant engineering funding for 2026

We will be applying for the grant. At this time, we need a motion for the monies.

Motion made by Sue Kowarsch and seconded by Brian Berg to set aside $5,000 for security funding for the engineer cost. Motion passed.


15. Correspondence

Received from Washburn County Zoning the approval for on the change to the Peter Bigler property.


16. Committee Reports:

a. ESG –Sue Kowarsch – Hunter’s Feed – The posters/filers & tickets are out. We will be calling for food donation and volunteers soon. Hope to see everyone on Nov 22, 2025 5pm to 8pm.

b. Fire Department – Brian Berg –the Fire Department Pancake Breakfast on October 11, 2025, 8 am to 11 am here at the Town Hall. Cost of the breakfast is: adults - $10, children 16 to 5 years old - $5 children under 5 free.

c. Brian Berg – Washburn County has set the 2026 budget. Figures indicate that the County’s portion of the Mil Rate will be lower for 2026.


17. Date of the next Meeting: November 12, 2025 at 6:00 pm


18. Payment of Bills:

Motion made by Brian Berg and seconded by Sue Kowarsch to approve the payment of the following bills/checks: -2025 thru -2125, and 13157 thru 13184. Motion passed


19. Motion made by Brian Berg and seconded by Sue Kowarsch to adjourn the meeting. Motion passed.


20. Meeting adjourned at 6:45 pm.










Past Minutes

2025 Minutes

TOC MINUTES January 2025.pdf
TOC MINUTES February 2025.pdf
Special Meeting Artificial Wake Enhancement 03-04-2025.pdf
TOC MINUTES March 2025.pdf
TOC MINUTES April 2025.pdf
TOC MINUTES May 2025.pdf
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TOC Minutes July 2025.pdf
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TOC Minutes September 2025.pdf
TOC MINUTES Oct 2025.pdf

2024 Minutes

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TOC MINUTES March 2024.pdf 57.6KB
TOC MINUTES April 2024.pdf 56.4KB
TOC MINUTES May 2024.pdf 55.9KB
TOC MINUTES June 2024.pdf 54.8KB
Licence list for mintues jun 2024.pdf 38.5KB
TOC MINUTES July 2024.pdf 100.4KB
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TOC MINUTES September 2024.pdf 116.9KB
TOC MINUTES October 2024.pdf 118.7KB

2023 Minutes

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Emergency Town Board Meeting Minutes 07-25-23.pdf
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TOC Minutes June 2023.pdf
License list for mintues Jun 2023.pdf
TOC Minutes May 2023.pdf
TOC Minutes April 2023.pdf
TOC Minutes March 2023.pdf
TOC Minutes Febuary 2023.pdf
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2022 Minutes

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TOC Minutes April 2023.pdf
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TOC MINUTES May 2022.pdf
Annual Meeting April 23 2022.pdf
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2021 Minutes

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2020 Minutes

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2019 Minutes

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2018 Minutes

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2017 Minutes

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Election Appoiments 2022-2023.pdf

Resolution and Ordinances

Resolutions



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Ordinances

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Forms and Permits


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Short Term Rental - Tips & Suggestions.pdf
Formal Complaint Form.pdf
DRIVEWAY PERMIT APPLICATION FORM 5.8.24.docx 8.7KB
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The following proposed ordinance by the Washburn County Community Rights Alliance will be open for discussion at the annual Town Meeting on July 25, 2020. If you have any questions or suggested changes before then, please contact one of the following local individuals with the Alliance:


Curt Hubatch:

hubyseven@gmail.com


Jan Bliss:

jbjhands@centurytel.net


Lou Columbus:

lacolumbus35@gmail.com


National Websites for More Information on Community Rights Are:

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Proposed Chicog Ordinance

Right to a Healthy Climate Ordinance

Establishing a community rights-based ordinance for Chicog Town in Washburn County, WI that prohibits activities and projects that would violate rights secured by the ordinance.

Preamble

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all people are created equal, that they naturally are endowed with certain unalienable rights that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. That to secure these rights, the people institute governments, which derive their just powers from the consent of the governed.
 
Further, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it, and to institute a new government. Laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to affect their safety and happiness.
 
This right of self-government, as stated in the Declaration of Independence, is natural fundamental, and unalienable. It is also secured to us by the United States Constitution and the Constitution of the State of Wisconsin.
 
Pursuant to that right of self-government, if our current system of local government infringes our rights, we, the people of Chicog, have the right to alter or replace that system with one that secures and protects human rights and ecosystem rights, as long as the new system does not infringe other rights protected for us by state and federal law.
 
The Town Of Chicog is situated within the St. Croix River watershed which includes the sub-watersheds of the Namekagon River, the Totagatic River, Stuntz Brook, Chicog Creek, and others. The total drainage of the St. Croix watershed is 7,760 square miles and extends from near Mille Lacs Lake in MN on the west to near Cable, WI on the east. 46% of the watershed is in MN and 54% is in Wisconsin. The Wisconsin portion covers 22 watersheds, 4,165 square miles, and 9 counties. The ecosystem this watershed represents is home to a multitude of animal and plant species and thousands of people who collectively rely on it for their livelihood, health, and survival.
 
It is our legislative determination that certain corporate activities are detrimental to our rights, health, safety, and welfare and those of the ecological system we live in. These activities include but are not limited to: runoff from the commercial use of pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers; the intentional or unintentional dumping of toxic waste including corporate factory farm waste; and the physical deposition of emissions, leakage, disposal, or placement of toxins into the land, air, or waterways from extraction, transportation, processing, storage, conveyance, and depositing of waste from fossil fuels and frac sand activities.
 
As we are purportedly constrained by state and federal law, which courts interpret to require us to accept such harmful corporate activity, we the people of Chicog are unable under our current system of local government to secure human rights and ecosystem rights by banning the said activity. Thus we deem it necessary to alter our system of local government, and we do so by adopting this Right to a Healthy Climate Ordinance.

Section 1 – Statement of Law

  1. Right of Self-Government. All residents of Chicog possess a right of self-government, which includes, but is not limited to, the following rights: first, the right to a system of local government founded on the consent of the people of the town; second, the right to a system of local government that secures their rights; and third, the right to alter any system of local government that lacks the consent of the people or fails to secure and protect the people's and ecosystems' rights, health, safety, and welfare. Any action to annul, amend, alter, or overturn this Ordinance shall be prohibited unless such action is approved by a prior Town vote at which a majority of the residents of the Town vote to approve such action.
  2. Right to a Healthy Climate. All residents of Chicog possess a right to a stable and healthy climate system capable of sustaining human societies, which shall include the right to be free from all corporate activities that infringe that right, including but not limited to the runoff from the commercial use of pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers; the intentional or unintentional dumping of toxic waste including corporate factory farm waste; and the physical deposition of emissions, leakage, disposal or placement of toxins into the land, air, or waterways from extraction, transportation, processing, storage, conveyance, and depositing of waste from fossil fuels and frac sand activities.
  3. Right to Clean Air, Water, and Soil. All residents of Chicog possess the right to clean air, water, and soil, which shall include the right to be free from all corporate activities that release toxic contaminants into the air, water, and soil, including but not limited to the runoff from the commercial use of pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers; the intentional and unintentional dumping of toxic waste including corporate factory farm waste; and the physical deposition of emissions, leakage, disposal, or placement of toxins into the land, air, or waterways from extraction, transportation, processing, storage, conveyance, and depositing of waste from fossil fuels and frac sand activities.
  4. Rights of Ecosystems and Natural Communities. Ecosystems and natural communities within Chicog possess the rights to naturally exist, flourish, regenerate, and evolve; rights to restoration, recovery, and preservation; rights to a stable and healthy climate system capable of sustaining ecosystems and natural communities; rights to clean air, water, soil; and which also shall include, but not limited to, the right to be free from all corporate activities that infringe these rights, including, but not limited to the runoff from the commercial use of pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers; the intentional and unintentional dumping of toxic waste including corporate factory farm waste; and the physical deposition of emissions, leakage, disposal, or placement of toxins into the land, air, or waterways from extraction, transportation, processing, storage, conveyance, and depositing of waste from fossil fuels and frac sand activities.
  5. The Right to Protection from Governmental and Corporate Interference. All residents of Chicog and the Town Of Chicog as well as ecosystems and natural communities within Chicog possess the right to enforce this Ordinance free of interference from corporations, other business entities, and governments. That right shall include the right to be free from ceiling preemption because this Ordinance expands rights and legal protections for people and nature above those provided by less-protective state, federal and international law.

Section 2 – Enforcement

  1. Any business entity or government that willfully violates any provision of this ordinance shall be subject to a civil penalty of $1,000 per day of violation.
  2. Any business entity or government that willfully violates any provision of this Ordinance also shall be liable for any injury to an ecosystem or natural community caused by the violation. Damages shall be measured by the cost of restoring the ecosystem or natural community to its state before the injury and shall be paid to the Town Of Chicog to be used exclusively for the complete restoration of the ecosystem or natural community.
  3. Ecosystems and natural communities within Chicog may enforce or defend this Ordinance through an action brought in the name of the ecosystem or natural community as the real party in interest.
  4. Any resident of Chicog may enforce or defend this Ordinance through an action brought in the resident's name. Any resident, and any ecosystem or natural community, also shall have the right to intervene in any action concerning this Ordinance to enforce or defend it, and in such an action, the Town Of Chicog shall not be deemed to adequately represent their particularized interests.
  5. If the Town Of Chicog fails to enforce or defend this law, or a court fails to uphold this law or purports to declare it unlawful, the law shall not be affected, and any resident may then enforce the rights and prohibitions of the law through non-violent direct action. If enforcement through non-violent direct action is commenced, this law shall prohibit any private or public actor from filing a civil or criminal action against those participating in such non-violent direct action. If an action is filed in violation of this provision, the applicable court must dismiss the action promptly, without further filings being required of direct-action participants. “Direct action” as used by this provision shall mean any non-violent activities or actions carried out to directly enforce the rights and prohibitions contained within this law.

Section 3 – State and Federal Constitutional Changes

Through the adoption of this Ordinance, the people of Chicog call for an amendment of the Wisconsin Constitution and the federal constitution to recognize expressly a right of local self-government free from governmental restriction, ceiling preemption, or nullification by corporate “rights”.
 
ENACTED AND ORDAINED this_______day of __________________, 20________, by the Town Of Chicog, in Washburn County, Wisconsin.
 
By:
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Survey Results - Health Climate Ordnance

Two surveys have been mailed to the town citizens to find out how they felt about a Right to a Healthy Climate Ordnance.

 

In April of 2019, with the approval of the town chairman and the supervisors, one hundred and fifty short surveys were mailed to all of the township residents. 44 were returned. 36 (82%) were in favor of the ordinance. Because of this favorable response, the town chairman agreed another survey should be distributed to Chicog's taxpayers.

 

In December of 2019, with the approval of the town board, 700 short surveys were mailed along with the tax notifications. 97 were returned. Five questions were asked:

 

  1. Do you support a right to a healthy climate: air, land, and water? 92 responded yes (94%).
  2. Should the legal system recognize corporate rights over human, ecosystem rights? 84 responded no (87%).
  3. Do you think the Town Of Chicog should legally have the right to enact and enforce laws to protect health, safety, and welfare? 81 responded yes (83%).
  4. Would you be in favor of passing the ordinance: Right to a Healthy Climate that would give protection, legal standing, and constitutional rights in a court of law in the Town Of Chicog? 75 responded yes (77%).
Are you interested in attending an informational meeting? 28 responded yes (29%).


Board Members

Thank you for visiting the online home of The Town Of Chicog. We hope you’ll enjoy our fishing, hunting, and four-wheeling programs. Let us know if you need more information about our schedules and participation methods. Call us for details.

Chairman – Scott Pahos

Email: townofchicog@gmail.com

Phone: External link opens in new tab or window715-699-4173


Treasurer – Kathy Strohmeyer

Email: kstrohmeyer@centurytel.net 

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1st Supervisor – Brian Berg

Email: bbergchicog@gmail.com

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Clerk – Terri Corrie

Email: tcorrie@centurytel.net

Phone: External link opens in new tab or window715-466-4129

2nd Supervisor – Sue Kowarsch

Email: suektownofchicog@gmail.com

Phone: External link opens in new tab or window715-939-0437




Event Calendar

he Town Of Chicog is a lively community. At present, we offer various types of recreational programs and sports activities. We have presented the complete event calendar below. Please take a look.



(Note: Using the Calendar below and clicking on the event, you may get more detailed information and allow you to copy it into your calendar.)

MONTHLY TOWN MEETING 2nd Wednesday of the month at 6:00 PM
All Town Of Chicog landowners are ESG members. Contact Terri Corrie at 715-466-4129.




    • Bibliodragon (bookmobile) at Chicog town hall from 11am-1pm on:


June 12th


  • May 24, 2025 at 9:00am - 3:00pm Craft Fair at Town Hall
  • May 26, 2025 - Memorial Day Ceremony at Chicog Cemetery
  • May 31, 2025 - Clean-up Day 7:00 am - 3:00pm Town Hall
  • August 23, 2025 - FunFast
  • October 11, 2025 at 8:00 am - 11 am - Chicog Fire Department Pancake Breakfast.
  • Nov 22, 2025 at 5:00pm -8:00pm - Hunter's Feed at Town Hall



 

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Chairman – Scott Pahos

Treasurer – Kathy Strohmeyer

1st Supervisor – Brian Berg

Clerk – Terri Corrie

2nd Supervisor – Sue Kowarsch

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