Employment
TOWN OF GENESEE
OFFICE POSITION
The Town of Genesee is accepting applications for a part time office employee. Responsibilities include but are not limited to: plan commission secretary, assist in zoning administration, prepare agendas and minutes, election work, processing payroll and accounts payable and general office duties. Attending evening meetings (usually 1-2 times a month) and the ability to multi-task is a must. Applicants must have a working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Outlook and Excel. This position will be up to 29 hours a week; salary range dependent on qualifications. Please submit a cover letter, resume and Town of Genesee Employment Application to Town Clerk Barbara Whitmore at Genesee Town Hall, S43W31391 Highway 83, P.O. Box 242, Genesee Depot, WI 53127 or barbw@towngenesee.org by 4:00 p.m. Friday, October 20, 2017.
Building Inspector New Office Hours
The Building Inspectors Office Hours starting October 1, 2017
Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday From 10:30-12:00
He can also be reached by phone 262-364-6633 from 8:00 a.m to 4:00 p.m.
Notice: Street Signs
The Town of Genesee is selling old street signs for $15.00 stop by and pick one up.
Notice: Lyme Disease
!! Protect Yourself Against Lyme Disease !!
Notice: Street Light
If you notice a street light out in the Town contact WE Energies directly by calling 800-242-9137 or online at www.weenergies.com
Upcoming Events
RECYCLE MORE!!
Genesee residents can now recycle almost all plastics #1 - 7 including toys, lawn furniture, laundry baskets, buckets and landscaping items. Plastics not acceptable are: Styrofoam, films, bags, and containers that previously held hazardous waste e.g. motor oil containers. A reminder that cartons (i.e.juice boxes, soup cartons, milk cartons) are also recyclable.
Click here for Waukesha County Recycling information
Used motor oil & oil filters: All Firestone Stores, Walmart Tire Centers and O’Reilly Auto Parts stores are among several businesses in the County that accept oil and oil filters for free; no purchase necessary. Most businesses that provide oil change services follow this policy. In addition, John’s Disposal will pick up properly contained used motor oil in quantities of 1-5 gal curbside on ‘bulk’ pickup days. The City of Waukesha also accepts used motor oil, oil filters, and antifreeze from any County resident at their recycling center on Sentry Dr.