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Town of Superior · Douglas County · meeting of Apr 15, 2025 · Minutes
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Treasurer : Cindy Theien
Clerk : Carolyn Jones
E-mail: townofsuperior@centurytel.net
Web: www.townofsuperior.net
Chairman: William Conner
Supervisor: Dave Drinkwine
Supervisor: Katie Stenroos
Supervisor: Jeremy Olson
Supervisor: Jodi Kebhart
Town of Superior
4917 South State Road 35
Superior WI 54880
Phone: 715 399-8385
TOWN OF SUPERIOR – ANNUAL MEETING
Wednesday, April 15, 2025
The annual meeting was called to order by Chairman Conner at 7:00pm
Introduction of new board member Dave Drinkwine and Jeremy Olson.
The Pledge of Allegiance was recited.
Compliance with the open meeting law was met with postings at Vine Body Shop, Superior Meats, Four Corners Store,
the Town Hall, and posted on the website.
In addition to Chairman Conner, Supervisor Kebhart, Supervisor Drinkwine, Supervisor Olson, Clerk Jones, fourteen
residents were in attendance. Supervisor Stenroos and Treasurer Theien were excused absent.
After review, motion was made by Bill Britton and seconded by Brian Laverdiere to accept the minutes for the April 16,
2024, Annual Meeting. Motion carried unanimously.
Annual Financial Report Prepared by Treasurer Cindy Theien. The balance sheet as of December 31, 2024, shows total
assets of $746,409.56.
Since the Town works on a cash basis, payroll is included in total liabilities. As of January 1st, 2025- the town had
outstanding loans totaling $1,981,198.85 that payments are due on March 15th every year. The 5 loans are for land next
to the town hall with a payment of $6150.91 and remaining balance of $36,914.85, first draw of new fire hall loan with a
payment of $43,524.10 with remaining balance of $459,675.04, the remaining draw of the new fire hall loan with a
payment of $92,712.72 with remaining balance $979,175.13, the grader purchased in 2022 with a payment of
$45,574.63 with remaining balance of $163,490.95 and grader purchased in 2024 with a payment of $32,469.67 with
remaining balance of $112,502.60. A copy of the report is on file with the clerk.
Town of Superior Fire Department Annual Report Fire Chief Darryl Fiegle reported the department had a very busy year
with 710 in-service man hours for fire calls (average of 2.5 hrs per fire call) and 141 in-service man hours for EMS calls
(average of .5 hrs per EMS call). The department responded to 196 calls; 137 were in the Town of Superior and Village of
Oliver and 59 were mutual aid for surrounding towns. The average response time for fire calls was 13 minutes and 11
minutes for EMS calls. A copy of the report is on file with the clerk.
Chairman’s Annual Report Chairman Conner started off with the many things that came across the desk of the Town
Board last year from road issues, zone changes, Dollar General, the opening of highway access to ATV’s and the passing
of Chairman Ron Pete and Supervisor Robert (Zimm) Zimmerman. Town budget is one of the biggest challenges as very
little property tax dollars stay within the town, fortunate to have other resources to help with funding and consider the
town to be in good shape. Road conditions are always at top of list, do the best to get roads in a timely manner. New
grader was purchased in 2024, all machinery in great shape. Thank you to the road crew for doing the best they can
under some of the toughest conditions. Fire department had worked very hard building new tanker and will be
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completed and delivered later this year. Thank you to Chief Fiegle and rest of department for their hard work and
dedication to training and responding. Thank you to Clerk Jones and Treasurer Theien for help and guidance on town
and how to conduct business. Thank you to Supervisors Stenroos and Kebhart, they are doing a great job learning,
asking tough questions to understand and trying to do what is best for town. Looking forward to working with new
upcoming five-member board. Thank you to residents who attend monthly meetings, your attendance can help guide
the board to best represent the town. A copy of the report is on file with the clerk.
New Business
Resident Darryl Fiegle motioned that all ballots will be by show of hands, Brian Laverdiere seconded. Motion approved
and carried by show of hands. Vote: Yes – 19 No- 0.
Resident Louise Beyea introduced herself. She is reporting on town meetings on Substack (blog):
https://louisebeyea.substack.com
Lions Club President (and town resident) Bill Anderson is asking for residents permission for the Lions Club to be allowed
keep a storage unit on town property behind the town hall to store their cooking equipment in providing an insurance
certificate of coverage is provided (listing town as secondary) and conditional-use permit is paid for by the Lions Club.
Resident Bill Britton motioned and resident/Supervisor Dave Drinkwine seconded to allow the storage unit to be on
town property. Motion carried. Vote: Yes – 18; No – 0 Will need to be voted on by the Town Board at the next Town
Board meeting.
Resident/Chief Fiegle requested a 20x60 foot pond (10ft deep) be made for the fire department on the back of town
property. Chairman Conner stated that would be a Board decision and would need to be looked into.
Next Annual Meeting Resident/Supervisor Kebhart motioned, and Resident/Supervisor Olson seconded to set the next
annual meeting for April 21, 2026, at 7pm. Motion carried. Vote: Yes-19, No-0.
Meeting adjourned 7:37pm
DRAFT MINUTES 4-16-25
MINUTES APPROVED ON THIS ________ DAY OF ______________, 2026.
CHAIR SIGNATURE __________________________________________
CLERK SIGNATURE___________________________________________
Source: Town of Superior website. First collected Oct 11, 2026.