Elected Officials

Town Board of Supervisors

The legislative body of the Town is the Town Board which consists of a Chairperson and four Supervisors elected for overlapping two years terms. The Town of Dekorra through action at an Annual Meeting has adopted Village Powers. The powers and duties of the Town Board are provided by State Statutes 60.20 – 60.24. Refer to Ordinance 2.11 for Town Board Meeting Procedures. The Town Board generally meets the second  Tuesday of each month at the Town Hall starting at 6:30 pm.

Town Board Chairman

Kyle Knuteson

W9600 County Road CS
Poynette, WI 53955-9290

Phone: (608) 617-3670
Email: [email protected]

Term Expires: 04/25

Supervisor #1

Kim Lindholm

W10933 Corning St.
Poynette, WI 53955-9763

Phone: (608) 206-3168
Email: [email protected]

Term Expires: 04/25

Supervisor #2

Chris Crawford

W7981 Phillips Rd
Poynette, WI 53955-9110

Phone: (608) 279-3938
Email: [email protected]

Term Expires: 04/25

Supervisor #3

Blake Young

N3371 Tipperary Road
Poynette, WI 53955

Email: [email protected]

Term Expires: 04/26

Supervisor #4

Michelle Hartley

W10568 County Road JV
Poynette, WI 53955

Phone: (608) 279-4320
Email: [email protected]

Term Expires: 04/26

Clerk, Treasurer, and Constable

These are also elected officials. State Statute 60.33 lists the duties of the Clerk. State Statute 60.34 lists the duties of the Treasurer. State Statute 60.35 and Town Ordinance 2.01 list the duties and authority of the Constable. These officials attend Town Board meetings. The Constable attends Safety Committee meetings.

Office Hours: 10:00 am – 2:00 pm Monday -Thursday unless otherwise posted.  The Clerk is in the office most days beyond these hours and is available by appointment, please call (608) 635-2014.

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Clerk

Holly Priske

W8225 County Road JV
Poynette, WI 53955

Phone: (608) 635-2014
Email: [email protected]

Term Expires: 04/25

Treasurer

Peggy Tomlinson

W8225 County Road JV
Poynette, WI 53955

Phone: (608) 635-5584
Email: [email protected]

Term Expires: 04/25

Constable

William Schmidtknecht

 

Phone: (608) 235-8027
Email: [email protected]

Term Expires: 04/25

Utility District Board

The Town of Dekorra has established a Utility District under the power given to it by State Statute 66.0827. The elected Town Board serves as the Commissioners of the Utility District. The board reviews the operation of the district and establishes a budget and recommends to the Town Board if a need for additional assessments arises. The Utility District Board generally meets as needed at a duly posted meeting at the Town Hall.

Head of Emergency Government Services

The Town Board appoints a head of emergency government services under the authority of Town Ordinance 2.04. The town board has designated the Town Chairperson to be the head of emergency government services. The town board has adopted an Emergency Response Plan.

Board of Review

The Board of Review (BOR) is established under the authority of State Statute 70.46 and its duties are governed by State Statute 70.47. By statute, the members of the BOR are the town board supervisors plus the town clerk. A simple majority of members constitutes a quorum. Under Town Ordinance 2.06, alternate BOR members may be appointed. The BOR is required to carefully examine the assessment roll prepared by the assessor and correct all apparent errors in description or computation, and add all omitted property. The BOR cannot raise or lower the assessment of any property except after hearing appeals brought before it. The BOR hears appeals as granted by State Statute 70.47 brought to it by those who disagree with the Assessor’s valuation. Appeals of property classification when it affects the assessed value may also be brought before the BOR. Written or oral notice of an intent to file an objection must be provided to the Board of Review’s clerk and the objection must be filed in writing with the Board of Review before being heard. Objection forms are available from the Town Clerk. The board of review meets annually at the Town Hall during the 45-day period beginning on the 4th Monday of April, per the public notice, at which time it may adjourn to a future date.