ASSESSOR
The Town of Beloit Assessor is Accurate Appraisal LLC. You
can reach the assessor at 1 800 770-3927, visit their
web site at info@accurateassessor.com
or www.accurateassessor.com
.
BEER AND LIQUOR OPERATOR AND CIGARETTE
LICENSES
Beer, Liquor, Operator(Bartender) and cigarette license must
be renewed in June of each year at the Town Hall.
BOARD MEETINGS
The Town of Beloit Supervisors meet the first and third
Mondays of each month at the Town Hall, 2871Afton Road, at 7:00
p.m. Agendas are posted at the Town Hall, the Fire Station,
the Police Station and on the web site.
On the alternate Mondays there are Workshops at the Town
Hall at 4:00 p.m.
The Planning Commission meets at 4:15 p.m., the second
Wednesday monthly.
BOAT LAUNCH
PASSES FOR ARMSTRONG EDDY PARK
Annual boat launch passes can be obtained if you live
in the Town of Beloit, or Wisconsin. The cost of an annual pass
is:
$20.00 for Town of Beloit residents
$25.00 for Wisconsin residents (but non Town of Beloit)
The pass is good from May 1st through September 30th of each
year.
Daily passes for residents or nonresidents are available at
the park for a fee of $5.00.
You can pickup an annual pass application in person or apply
by mail at the Beloit Town Hall, 2871 South Afton Road, Beloit
WI 53511. The Town Hall's hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00
am to 4:30 pm.
The Town of Beloit Fire Department located 2445 S. Afton Road
will have mail-in application only Saturdays, Sundays &
holidays, from 8:00 am to 6:00 PM
A permit will have to be purchased until you receive the Annual
Permit in the mail, if you mail in an application.
BUILDING INSPECTOR
If planning a construction project, please contact the Building
Department at (608) 364-2980 extension 17.
The building inspector will assist you with the requirements
needed for your project. The Building Department is located
at the Town Hall, 2871 S. Afton Road, and the hours are Monday
through Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and appointments are
preferred.
BURNING ORDINANCE
The Town has an ordinance prohibiting open burning
except, natural wood and leaves can be burned in the months
of April, October and November from 8:00
a.m. to 8:00 p.m. each year. All burning must occur at least
fifty (50) feet away from all structures and combustible materials.
The burning of treated wood in any form, garbage, food products,
paper products or cardboard, manure, plastic and rubber is prohibited.
Recreational Burns(Campfires) shall be limited to natural
wood or natural wood products with the base of the fire not
to exceed thirty six (36) inches in diameter, with the flames
not exceeding thirty six (36) inches in height. Exception to
the size of the fire may be granted by the Fire Chief. All fires
shall be no less than thirty (30) feet from any combustible
material or structure.
Control burns of prairie land by qualified individuals
may be allowed by permit issued by the Fire Chief.
CEMETERY
The Town of Beloit owns Baldwin Cemetery on S. Afton
Road. Lots are sold at the Town Hall located 2871 S. Afton Road.
CALENDAR
OF EVENTS
2008
Saturday 17 May 2008
- METAL
RECYCLING DRIVE
- POWERS/TOWNVIEW PTO METAL RECYCLING
DRIVE -
Bring your Ferrous (iron), Non Ferrous items to
Powers Elementary School, 620
Hillside Dr., Beloit, The Powers/Townview
PTO & BEHR Recycling are teaming together to hold
an
ALUMINUM CAN & METAL RECYCLING DRIVE.
Ferrous (Iron) items include: washing machines,
driers, stoves, fridges, dishwashers, freezers, push lawn mowers,
riding mowers, rotor tillers, snow blowers, sheet iron old metal
sheds, rakes, drags, smaller farm implements, pressure tanks,
air compressors, generators, pipes..etc. Anything with metal
or metal contents; items consisting of mostly steel but can
have some plastic, cloth, wood, etc. attached to it.
Non Ferrous items(your magnet won't stick to it) include:
aluminum cans, copper, brass, lead, zinc, auto
batteries, electrical wiring, electrical motors, stainless steel,
starters, alternators, radiators, etc.
- Please NO television sets or computers. Thank you! -
Questions? call Darcy at 608 728-2407
May 24
- 25, 2008 :
Southern
Wisconsin AirFEST 2008 
Welcomes the Canadian Forces Snowbirds
Featured: The
Canadian Forces Snowbirds Jet Demonstration Team, The
U.S. Army Golden Knights Parachute Team, and exciting
military and civilian performers and display additions
to the 2008 line-up!
Southern Wisconsin Regional Airport
Conveniently located on Hwy. 51 between Beloit & Janesville
- visit www.swairfest.org
Map
Get
directions
May is
American Wetlands Month

a
wonderful opportunity to CONSERVE WETLANDS and help educate
others about their importance. Join thousands of Americans
each May in celebrating the uniqueness, beauty and importance
of wetlands.
In 2007, the theme is Alien Invaders: Invasive Species and Wetlands.
Because they are alien to North American wetland landscapes,
species like Purple Loosestrife and the New Zealand Mud Snail
wreak havoc on the plants and animals that are native to our
wetlands.
Every year, thousands more of these invasive species
are introduced into our waterways, costing us billions of dollars
in economic losses and causing irreversible damage
to some of our most beautiful and valuable landscapes.
For more information visit the Izaak
Walton League of America page on American Wetlands Month.
Saturday,
June 7 from 9:00am -1:00pm - ROCK COUNTY RX
ROUND-UP 
“Old Pills Can Kill”
Free Prescription/Outdated Drug Disposal
Where: Beloit Department of Public Works: 2351
Springbrook Court, Beloit -
Free of Charge, Confidential,
No Pre-registration, Drive-Up Service
(Can’t Accept: Radioactive Materials, Chemotherapy Drugs, Sharps/Needles)
~~ Help keep our water and children
safe by participating! ~~
Contact the Health Department at 364-2010
or 757-5441 with any questions
Friday September 5, 2008
- HOUSEHOUL Harzardous
CLEAN SWEEP
Pre-Registration Required, Drive-Up
Service
Where: Beloit Department of Public Works:
2351 Springbrook Court, Beloit -
- time to be advised -
Call
the Town Hall at 364-2980 ext.13 with your questions
Clean up your garage & basement!
.

Saturday September 6, 2008 - FESTIVAL
ON THE ROCK. Free
admission and parking. Music, Food, Beer tent, 50/50 raffle,
free Pontoon Boat Rides & affordable family fun.
Kids Activities include a Chalk Art Contest, Kids Blowups, Train
Rides, & Kid's Game Arcade.There will also be a Chalk
Art Contest, Wrist Wrestling Contest and HorseShoe Tournament.
Festival from
11:00 a.m. to Midnight, located at the
Preservation Park, 3444 S. Riverside Drive (Highway 51, 3 miles
north of Beloit).
For more information, visit the FESTIVAL
ON THE ROCK page on this site.
~~~
Go Vote! ~~~ 
Tuesday September 9, 2008 -
Fall Primary ELECTIONS
at
your Town polling location. Call the Town Hall at 364-2980 if
you need help in locating your polling place. Go Vote!
Polling Places:
-Town of Beloit Hall, 2871 S. Afton Road (lower level), from
7:30 a.m. to 8:00p.m.
- McKearn Park Building, 2711 Park Avenue, from 7:30 a.m. to
8:00p.m.
- Powers School, 620 Hillside Drive, from 7:30 a.m. to 8:00p.m.
Sunday September 21, 2008
- BELOIT AUTORAMA
CAR SHOW.
The Midwest's largest one-day show featuring over 1,000 cars
on display, swap meet, arts & crafts, food and music. From
8:00 am to 4:00 pm at the Preservation Park, 3444 S. Riverside
Drive (Highway 51, 3 miles north of Beloit).
Oct. 3
- 9, 2008:REDUCING HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS
WASTE CAN BE EASY!
Awareness Week
*Find
non-hazardous alternative
* Read the labels & follow
directions when applying, storing & disposing of products.
* Buy only what you need
*Try to donate leftover materials
that are still useable.
* Properly store, keeping them
away from childre & pets. Store them so they don't freeze.
* Properly dispose of all household
hazardous waste.
Sunday October 5, 2008 -
TOWN OF BELOIT FIRE DEPARTMENT OPEN HOUSE with
SURVIVE
ALIVE HOUSE.
Located
2445 S. Afton Road, Beloit. 12 Noon to 3:00 pm.
Fire Safety Skills Demonstrations.
~~~
Go Vote! ~~~ 
Tuesday November 4, 2008
- GENERAL ELECTIONS
at your Town polling location. Call the Town Hall at 364-2980
if you need help in locating your polling place. Go
Vote!
Polling Places:
-Town of Beloit Hall, 2871 S. Afton Road (lower level), from
7:30 a.m. to 8:00p.m.
- McKearn Park Building, 2711 Park Avenue, from 7:30 a.m.
to 8:00p.m.
- Powers School, 620 Hillside Drive, from 7:30 a.m. to 8:00p.m.
Saturday November 15, 2008
-
This year, take five minutes to reevaluate your recycling
routine.
See if you can do more. Then get a friend to do the same.
Start by letting us know you’re answering the call to recycle
by signing our online pledge
at AmericaRecyclesDay.org.
December
26, 2008 - January 12, 2009 - CHRISTMAS
TREE RECYCLING PROGRAM
(no decorations please) Drop-off at 3628 S. Walters Road (North
of the old brush site's gate and across from the Waste Water
Treatment plant).
- Thank you Baker Tree Service for donating your services!
-
2009
~~~
Go Vote! ~~~
Tuesday
February 17, 2009 - SPRING
PRIMARY ELECTIONS
at your Town polling location. Call the Town Hall
at 364-2980 if you need help in locating your polling place.
Go Vote!
Polling Places:
-Town of Beloit Hall, 2871 S. Afton Road (lower level), from
7:30 a.m. to 8:00p.m.
- McKearn Park Building, 2711 Park Avenue, from 7:30 a.m.
to 8:00p.m.
- Powers School, 620 Hillside Drive, from 7:30 a.m. to 8:00p.m
. Saturday
March 07, 2009 - FIREFIGHTER'S All you can
eat PANCAKE
FUND
RAISER 
held at the Turner High School 1231 E. Inman Parkway from
6:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
~~~ Go Vote! ~~~

Tuesday April
7, 2009 - SPRING ELECTIONS
at your Town polling
location. Call the Town Hall at 364-2980 if you need help
in locating your polling place. Go Vote!
Polling Places:
-Town of Beloit Hall, 2871 S. Afton Road (lower level), from
7:30 a.m. to 8:00p.m.
- McKearn Park Building, 2711 Park Avenue, from 7:30 a.m.
to 8:00p.m.
- Powers School, 620 Hillside Drive, from 7:30 a.m. to 8:00p.m.
Tuesday April
14, 2009 - ANNUAL TOWN MEETING at the Town of
Beloit Hall located 2871 S. Afton Road (lower level), at 7:00
p.m.. Residents, this is your meeting so come with your public
comments & questions at the Town of Beloit Hall located 2871
S. Afton Road (lower level), at 7:00 p.m..
Residents, this is your meeting, so come with your public comments
& motions!.
April 22, 2008 - HAPPY EARTH DAY!

Celebrate our planet and practice being gentle on our environment.
For recycling and other Earth Friendly tips, click on the "Departments"
page, then "Recycling" and scroll down.
You could also visit http://www.earthday.org
Date in May 09 to be advised- 9:00 am - 3:00 pm 
COMPUTER &
ELECTRONICS COLLECTION
For recycling
- Residential only - No businesses
Disposal Fee:
CPU (Tower): $5.00, Monitor: $5.00, Printer:
$5.00, Laptop Computer: $5.00,
Scanner: $5.00, Photocopier: $5.00, Radio:
$5.00,
Stereo System: $5.00, Zip Drive: $5.00,
Straight & Spiral Fluorescent lamps: $.50 each
-Included in the disposal fee,
Computer memories will be erased according to U.S. Department
of Defense standards-
Drop-off at the City
of Beloit Department of Public Works, 2351 Springbrook Court
in Beloit .
~ Sponsored
by the Town of Beloit & City of Beloit
~
Date in May 2009 to be advised- 9:00
am - 3:00 pm RESIDENTIAL CLEAN-UP
DAY
- No businesses -
.............FREE ....................FREE.......................FREE..........................FREE............
WHAT: Furniture,
Appliances & Bulky Items
Garbage
All recyclables: Cardboard, Glass, Tin, Aluminum, Plastics,
Mixed paper,
Clothes, textiles, shoes, purses,
Cell phones, Ink Cartridges
Tires - 17" or smaller limited to 4 per
household.
Used Motor Oil, Oil Filter, Antifreeze.
Automotive Batteries and all household batteries.
Keyboard, Mouse & Speakers.
WHERE:
Drop-off at the City of Beloit
Department of Public Works, 2351 Springbrook Court, Beloit.
~ Sponsored
by the Town of Beloit & City of Beloit
~
May 3 to May 9, 2009:
Celebrate
Compost Awareness Week
"The Possibilities are Endless ... Compost!" The U.S. Composting
Council would like to officially invite you to join us in celebrating
International Compost Awareness Week. 
Across the United States, Canada and the UK, composting advocates
will be encouraging everyone to Compost!
DOG LICENSES
Each year in March dog licenses are due for the following year.
They are sold at the Town Hall on S. Afton Road. Owners are
required to have the dog vaccinated against Rabies within a
30 day period after the dog reaches four (4) months of age.
Each dog five (5) months old or older requires a dog license.
Bring the vaccination certificate with you to purchase a dog
license. License your dog by April 2, 2007 to avoid the $10
late fee.
FIRE DEPARTMENT NEWS
Since officially forming the Town of Beloit Fire Department
in the summer of 1956, the Fire Department has been providing
quality emergency services to residents and visitors in the
area. Today, the Fire Department consists of 10 full-time and
30 paid-on-call firefighters who responded to 916 emergency
calls last year and provides numerous non-emergency functions
to assure the safety in the Town. Due to the wide variety of
services provided, the Fire Department is more realistically
an emergency services department.
In February 1957, the current Fire Station #1 was dedicated
and the Fire Department officially went into business with the
first structure fire occurring the next day at Pat's Market
on Madison Road. In 1969, Fire Station #2 on Inman Parkway was
build and currently also serves as the Town Police Department.
Through the years, the Town's needs were such that a combination
full-time/volunteer department was warranted to provide the
needs of the area. Currently, Fire Station #1 is staffed 24
hours a day, 7 days a week along with 30 paid-on-call firefighters
assigned to each of the two fire stations.
The Fire Department's equipment and apparatus includes three
(3) engines, one (1) tanker, one (1) ambulance, two (2) support/utility
vehicles and one (1) rescue engine. An order was placed with
Seagrave for a new fire engine. The anticipated delivery
date is November 2003. Our response area includes all of the
Town of Beloit, six sections in the Town of Newark, and all
the Town of Rock south of the Airport on Hwy 51.
-ABOUT THE CHIEF- In October 2004, the Town Board appointed
Fire Chief Dennis Ahrens who has been in the fire service for
over 30 years. He was appointed in May 1989 Assistant Chief
Dennis Ahrens and has been with the department since 1973. Chief
Ahrens began his career with the Town of Beloit as a volunteer
working his way up through the paid ranks. He has previously
served as a Company Officer, Training & Safety Officer,
and Union President. He holds numerous certifications in the
fire service and an Associates Degree from Blackhawk Technical
College . He is actively involved in the multi-jurisdictional
Fire Cause and Origin Team serving as President. Chief Ahrens
may be contacted directly at 608-364-2994.
-FIRE/EMS TRAINING- Because the fire and EMS industry
demand a high level of training and continuing education, the
Fire Department continues to place a high emphasis in this area.
Over the years, the department has built a training tower behind
Station #1 and serves as a training facility through Blackhawk
Technical College for fire service classes and programs. Both
full-time and paid-on-call personnel train weekly and receive
hands on training in areas of EMS, firefighting, rescue, incident
command, emergency vehicle operation, infection control, hazardous
materials and tactical rescue. Often, you may see training being
conducted in homes scheduled for demolition, or at area businesses
and parking lots in addition to behind the station(s) or at
the training tower. The training and continuing education programs
provided adhere to the National Fire Protection Association
(NFPA) and the EMS standards set by our resource hospital, Beloit
Memorial. While all members of the department are certified
or licensed at various levels, many are attending collegiate
programs toward Associate and Baccalaureate degrees at accredited
colleges. All of the department's training is coordinated through
the Training Officer.
-MUTUAL ASSISTANCE- Because appointments are not possible
in emergency services, the Town of Beloit Fire Department maintains
mutual aid agreements with over 500 Fire Departments through
the Mutual Aid Box Alarm System (MABAS) in northern Illinois
and Southern Wisconsin. We are part of MABAS Division 104, which
includes all of the Fire Departments in Rock County. There are
two types of mutual aid assistance that we utilize; one is automatic
mutual response, which is a pre-arranged response agreement
to provide immediate response to predetermined incidents and
locations. We currently have automatic agreements with Town
of Turtle, Orfordville and the City of Beloit. The other form
of mutual aid assistance is the MABAS mutual aid, which is a
system (between over 500 Fire Departments) to provide assistance
to each other in the event of an emergency that is beyond the
normal capabilities of any community.
-SPECIALTY TEAMS- In recent years, many fire departments
have taken on the additional responsibilities of providing assistance
in mitigating emergencies in areas not traditionally serviced
by fire service personel. These emergencies are hazardous materials
response, confined space, high angle and technical rescue. While
these types of emergencies do occur, the personnel with these
abilities have joined forces and resources with other members
within our MABAS agreement to provide a strong background in
training, response, mitigation and resources that is cost prohibitive
for individual departments. At the present time, we are members
of the Stateline Regional Technical Rescue Team and are part
of organizing a Regional Hazardous Materials Response Team with
5 other MABAS Divisions. Each of these response teams conduct
their training on a monthly basis to remain proficient in these
areas of expertise.
-FIRE PREVENTION/EDUCATION- Routine fire prevention inspections
and assignments are conducted by our full-time personnel at
all businesses in the Town. This includes pre-incident planning
and identification of special hazards or conditions based on
the particular business. Free home inspections are conducted
by calling the Fire Station at 608-364-2997.
Public Education programs include a variety of topics that promote
fire and life safety throughout the home and community. Personnel
work with area schools to conduct classes both in the schools
and in the Survice Alive House (www.jvlnet.com/fire/safety.html)
behind Fire Station #1. The house, built by firefighters from
a number of area departments, is similar to any home with the
exception that theatrical smoke allows us to create conditions
that children and adults, would be faced with in the event of
a residentionl fire. There are also a wide variety of topics
that range from fire safety education to Fire Station Tours
and visits to neighborhood block parties. Personnel are always
actively promoting safety within the community.
The Town of Beloit Fire Department takes great pride in providing
quality services to you. If you have any questions, please feel
free to contact us at 608-364-2997 or stop by Fire Station #1,
located at 2445 S. Afton Road.
*** For more information and pictures, see
the Fire Department page under "Departments"***
POLICE DEPARTMENT NEWS
Tickets should be paid at the Police Station at 1143 Inman Parkway.
Court only is held at the Town Hall on Thursday evenings at
7:00 p.m..
The Town of Beloit Police department is pleased
to announce the upcoming partnership with www.citizenobserver.com, an internet
based crime prevention and community awareness group. By visiting
the Town of Beloit Police Department page on the Citizen Observer
website, citizens and businesses will be able to access information
about home safety, scams, crime trends, wanted persons, missing
persons, unsolved crimes, and other important information to
make our community a safer place. The website will also offer
a "Business Alert", which allows the Police to post bulletins
notifying local businesses of goings on that could affect them.
The website allows citizens to communicate with the police regarding
their concerns, and any tips or information about crimes.
We feel that this can be a powerful crime prevention tool, and
an excellent way of getting the community involved in making
this a safer town for us all to live, work, and play in. Any
questions, comments, or concerns can be addressed to Officer
Christopher Luzinski at the Police Department, 364-2984 or emailed
to townofbeloitpd@charter.net
..
*** For more information, see the Police Department
page under "Departments"***
POLLING
PLACES
Wards 1,2,3 Beloit Town Hall, 2871 S. Afton Road, Beloit, WI
53511
Wards 4,5 McKearn Park Building, 2711 Park Avenue, Beloit, WI
53511
Wards 6,7,8,9 Powers School, 620 Hillside Drive, Beloit, WI
53511
To register to vote,
provide identification showing name & current address and
apply at the Town Hall or at the polls during elections.
Elections: January
2, 2008 5:00 p.m. is the deadline for candidates
for Town Office. Pick-up an application at
the Town Hall from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m..
~
Presidential Preference election: February
19, 2008
~
Spring election: April 1, 2008
~
Fall Primary election: September 9, 2008
~
General election: November 4, 2008
SEWER DEPARTMENT NEWS
The Sewer Department on Walters Road will pump your
septic system, for a small fee. Contact the Sewer Department
at 364-2982 to set up an appointment.
*** For more information, see the Public Utilities
page under "Departments"***

TRASH PICKUP AND
RECYCLING
Each residence in the Town of Beloit is required to
contract with a hauler for trash and recyclables.
The six licensed Town haulers in alphabetical order are :
- Horizon Waste LLC. - (608) 365-5922 or 1 866 348-0539 (commercial
and dumpsters only)
- Lentell Disposal - (608) 362-8471
- Rock Disposal Inc. - 1 888 589-7625 or (608) 365-7625 (commercial
and dumpsters only)
- Sherman Sanitation Services - (608) 752-1500 (commercial
and dumpsters only)
- Veolia Environmental Services - 1 800 248-2373
- Waste Management - 1 800 386-7783 or (608) 752-8210

WHAT
TO RECYCLE?

Paper: advertisements, beverage cases,
catalogs, cereal boxes, colored paper, computer paper, copy
paper, envelopes, magazines, newspaper, office paper, paper
bags, phone books, corrugated cardboard (cut to fit in
bin), NO STICKY NOTES!. Do not include:
napkins, paper plates, paper towels, tissue paper, waxed paper,
juice concentrate containers, sticky notes or hard cover books.
Aluminum cans: emptied. Rinsed
and crushed if possible
Glass bottles & jars: green,
clear, brown. Emptied. Put lids in trash.
Steel/tin cans: rinsed and crushed
if possible.
Plastic containers: containers
labeled with a 1 through 7 on the bottom. (made
of PETE #1, HDPE #2, PVC #3, LDPE#4, PP #5, PS #6 and other
resins or multiple resins #7).
Recycle lead acid batteries, waste oil ,major appliances,
yard waste, and waste tires as
well here:
You can access the City of Beloit RECYCLING CENTER
located 2351 Springbrook Court, Beloit
Saturdays, 9 a.m. -12 noon (excluding holiday
weekends)
for the following items:
For a Fee: Tires (17" or smaller - no rims)
at $3 each, Bulky items at $10 each, Appliances at $15 each,
Bagged waste at $1/bag -checks preferred-
Free of Charge: Antifreeze,
Automotive waste oil (in leak proof containers),
Automotive, motorcycle, or boat lead acid batteries,
Automotive oil filters, Recyclables:
mixed paper, #1 through #7 plastics, box board, card board,
food cans (aluminim, tin, steel, bi-metal) and food jars.
MOTOR WASTE OIL & AUTOMOTIVE BATTERIES:
Free Recycling at both locations:
- Recycling Center, 2351 Springbrook Ct., Beloit -
Saturdays 9 a.m.-Noon (except holiday weekends)
- Kolden Automotive: 2550 Dewey Avenue, Beloit - Monday
- Friday 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.,
and Saturday 8a.m.- Noon.
Recycle your Ink Jet
and Toner Cartridges as well
as your unwanted Cell Phones
at the Beloit Town Hall located 2871 S. Afton Road during regular
business hours. Collection boxes are in place in the Town Hall
lobby to ensure those items won't end-up in the landfill !
For additional information, call (608) 364-2980
extension 13 or email: blengjak.town.beloit@tds.net

YARD WASTE COMPOST CENTER
Free of charge for Town residents -
You can drop off your grass, leaves, pine needles, garden growth,
wood chips and brush/branches, no larger than 4" in diameter
or 4' in length at the Leaflan Compost Center located
6711 West St. Lawrence Rd. in Beloit, www.leaflan.com
. It will be open from:
St. LAWRENCE BRIDGE / RACCOON CREEK REPAIRS=

Detour to the Leaflan Compost
Center.: take Hwy 81 to Mill
Pond Rd. or
Smythe School Rd. South, then
go East on St. Lawrence Ave.
- LOOK FOR SIGNS
- Estimated mid-April to early July
Spring
2008 - April 1st through May 31, 2008
Monday and Tuesday: 9 a.m. to noon,
Wednesday: 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Thursday & Friday: noon to 3 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The center will be closed May 24 & 26, 2008
or you could Think Green

by PURCHASING YOUR HOME COMPOSTER! Give Mother
Earth a hand...without lifting a finger with a Home Composter.
Just throw scraps in the top, water and wait. Then gather humus
rich plant food from the convenient sliding door. - Large enough
for a family of five - Purchase it at the Town Hall for $32.50
each. Any questions, call 364-2980 ext.13.
Leaflan Compost Center hours:
June 2nd through September 29, 2008:
Monday : 9 a.m. to noon,
Wednesday : 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Saturday : 9 a.m. to 1p.m.
The center will be closed July 5, August 30 and September 1,
2008
October 1st
through November 26, 2008
Monday and Tuesday: 9 a.m. to noon,
Wednesday in October: 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday in November: 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Thursday and Friday: noon to 3 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The center will be closed Nov. 27, 28, and 29, 2008
*** For more recycling information, see the
Recycling page under "Departments"***
Questions can be E-mailed to the Town of
Beloit at blengjak.town.beloit@tds.net.
Please allow a few days for an answer to be E-mailed back to
you.
Colleges
in the area: Beloit College, visit www.beloit.edu ; Blackhawk Technical College,
visit www.blackhawk.edu ; University of Wisconsin
Rock County, visit www.rock.uwc.edu
.
Government websites: Rock County,
www.co.rock.wi.us ; State of Wisconsin, www.wisconsin.gov .
Newspapers in the area: Beloit Daily
News, visit www.beloitdailynews.com ; Janesville
Gazette, visit www.janesvillegazette.com ; Stateline
News, visit www.communityshopper.com .
School
Districts in the Town of Beloit: for Beloit Turner School,
visit www.fjturner.k12.wi.us ; for the City
of Beloit School District, visit www.sdb.k12.wi.us .
Water provided by Beloit Utilities
in the Town of Beloit. You will receive a water bill from Beloit
Utilities monthly. To make a change to your account for disconnect
or to change an address call 364-6664. For more information,
visit www.ci.beloit.wi.us then select "City
Departments", "Department of Public Works" and
"Water Resources".
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