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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
The Village of Cambria Department of Public Works provides water, water testing, and sewer services to the Village. The department is charged with managing and maintaining the fresh water, storm sewer, and sanitary sewer systems in the village. The department also maintains the village streets, Tarrant Park, and the municipal swimming pool.
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DPW Director: Tom Tietz (920) 296-2694
DPW Employee: Terrance McGuire (920) 348-5416
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Contact DPW Director Tom Tietz by email at: DPW Email
Leaf & Brush Collection
The Department of Public Works will continue leaf and brush collection as work schedules and weather conditions allow. You may bag your leaves or rake them into the boulevard area. If you rake the leaves to the boulevard area be sure they are within reach of the sweeper's suction hose. Do not have twigs or other debris mixed in the leaves as this plugs the suction hose. Any brush placed in the boulevard near the curb must be bundled in sections no longer than four feet or it will not be picked up. No major tree removal debris will be picked up. No lumber or cardboard will be picked up by the DPW. Cardboard will be picked up by our contracted garbage haulers every other Thursday and must fit into your recycling cart.
Snow & Ice Removal
As a reminder, sidewalks must remain clear of snow and ice at all times. Do not blow or shovel your snow into the street or on neighboring properties. Please click here to view the snow and ice removal ordinance.
SNOWMOBILE FRIENDLY COMMUNITY
The Village of Cambria is honored to be awarded the recognition of being a Snowmobile Friendly Community for 2020 - 2024. The Association of Wisconsin Snowmobile Clubs created this new award program in 2018 and made their first awards in 2019. The Village of Cambria joins 15 other communities that have been recognized so far.
The Village of Cambria thanks all of the club members, businesses, volunteers, land owners, and the community for their hard work and dedication to the snowmobiling community and making this award possible.
NOTICE TO DESTROY NOXIOUS WEEDS
Notice is hereby given that any person owning, occupying or controlling land within the Village of Cambria shall destroy all noxious weeds on the land.
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Noxious weeds mean weeds and plants known as the Canada thistle, leafy spurge, creeping jenny, pigweed, ragweed, and all other forms and types of weeds and grasses or herbaceous plants that are useless and without special beauty or growing to the injury of a crop or desired vegetation or to the disfigurement of a place or underbrush. Noxious weeds are defined in Cambria Village Ordinance 179-1.
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If any person shall fail or neglect to destroy any weeds as required in this section, the village will send notice, then without further notice, destroy or cause all such weeds to be destroyed and cause the cost of such summary destruction to be charged to the owner of the property upon which such weeds had grown. The cost of such destruction shall take into consideration the reasonable wear and tear on the machinery and equipment necessary for such destruction. As provided by state statute and local ordinance, the weed commissioner, his agents, representatives and employees, may enter upon any lands upon which any weeds are growing and cut or otherwise destroy them, without being liable to an action for trespass or any other action for damages resulting from such entry and destruction, if reasonable care is exercised in the performance of the duties imposed in this division.
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For questions on weeds and compliance with this ordinance, please contact the Cambria Village Office at (920) 348-5443.
EXCERPT FROM CAMBRIA ORDINANCES:
§ 430-22 - Parking prohibited or limited during certain periods
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F. No person shall park park a vehicle on Edgewater Street from Williams Street to Scott Street for more than three hours from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. and no parking from 3:00 a.m. until 6:00 a.m. except for emergency purposes.
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H. From November 1 through April 15, parking will be allowed on the even-numbered sides of the street on even days and the opposite side on odd days. Operators will park vehicles by 2:00 a.m. for that day. The portion of Edgewater Street referred to in Subsection F above is excluded from this alternative snow parking regulation.
