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Public Works Division
800 Burlington Avenue
Twin Lakes WI 53181
262-877-2599 (During weekday hours of 7a.m. to 3:30p.m. or in non-emergency)

Click here for the Village brochure on Sump Pump Discharge

Sewer Division
901 Gatewood Drive
Twin Lakes WI 53181
262-877-3404 (During weekday hours of 7a.m. to 3:30p.m. or in non-emergency) Contact Sewer Division staff via the Police Department at 262-877-9056 in the event of a sewer back up.

FOR SEWER OR PUBLIC WORKS EMERGENCIES
Contact the Police Department at 262-877-9056

Public Works Division - Bill Kaskin, Foreman
The Village’s Public Works Division is responsible for maintaining all Village properties including 7 buildings and structures, 5 main parks, 33 miles of streets and roads, and storm sewers.

Residents are reminded that the Village must be able to effectively plow snow off of streets in order to maintain access for emergency vehicles.  In order to ensure that this is done, Village Code prohibits parking on streets after a 2 inch snow fall until the roads are clear.  Also, residents are reminded not to place snow from driveways in the street.

Sewer Division - Terry Trongeau, Head Operator
The Village’s Sewer Division is responsible for maintaining the Village’s wastewater collection system and treatment plant.  As much as 750,000 gallons of wastewater is treated daily at a newly expanded treatment plant, which allows the Village to meet or exceed requirements established by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources for discharge of water.

In the event of a sewer back up into a home or business, customers are encouraged to contact the Village immediately so that Village staff can determine whether or not the main sewer line is clear before the resident incurs professional charges from a plumber.  Contact Village staff via the Police Department at 262-877-9056 in the event of a sewer back up. Please note that the Village is not responsible for damages related to sewer backups.

Customers who use water softeners are encouraged to be sure the softener is running efficiently and is using as little salt as possible.  The Village, in response to DNR requirements, is undertaking a public education effort to get customers to focus on their water softeners and softeners functions.
Making minor adjustments to how frequently a softener regenerates and how much salt it uses each time can significantly reduces salt consumption throughout the year.  Contact your softener service company for assistance