St. Jacobi Church offers many fun events for children and family. Consider attending Breakfast with the Bunny. Additional details in the attached document.
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This article was published in Daily News Sat Jan 25, 2020
Scenic Pit operator issued four citations for alleged DNR violations Zoulek Family LLC faces possible fines totaling $60,000 By Joe VanDeLaarschot RICHFIELD – The operators of the Scenic Pit cleanfill landfill in the village are scheduled to make an initial appearance in Washington County Circuit Court Feb. 6 at 8:15 a.m. after recently being issued four citations by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Danah Zoulek, who along with her family has operated Scenic Pit for about two years said she is "working diligently with the DNR and suppliers" to clean up the problem that she said is the reason for the citations. She said the citations were issued because the trucks coming and going into the landfill were tracking excess mud onto the village road. In December 2019 members of Shepherd of the Hills Church in Richfield WI unanimously voted to extend a call to Pastor Michael Matzek to serve as their new Senior Pastor. Pastor Michael Matzek will begin his tenure with Shepherd of the Hills effective February 4th, 2020 and deliver his first sermon on February 9th at 8:30 and 10:30 services. Are you looking for a loving church family with clear Bible teaching that relates to your life? Do you live in Richfield, Hubertus, Colgate, Germantown, Slinger or surrounding areas? You are invited to come and experience Jesus' love at Shepherd of the Hills! Their purpose is to help people become truly alive, by sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The link below offers additional informaiton.
Are you looking to enhanse your walk with Jesus? Do you have time to add some small group time to your schedule? If so Shepherd of the Hills Church Richfield WI has a few offerings for you to consider. Click on any of the links below to sign up.
Shepherd of the Hills welcomes you to join them for any of these groups. Before signing up you might want to get more informaiton which available in the document below. All are welcome you do not need to be a member of Shepherd of the Hills Church.
The intersection of Hwy Q and Hillside Road will be reconstructed with a new roundabout in 2023. That intersection was identified as one of the most dangerous intersections in Washington County’s 2019 Traffic Safety Analysis Plan. Allowing right turns only from Hillside Road has helped reduce accidents.
During 2013-2018, 37 accidents occurred at that intersection. Washington County, along with Richfield and Town of Lisbon, applied for and obtained Highway Safety Improvement funding for the project. The federal/state government will pay about $1,620,000 and local jurisdictions will pay about $180,000 of the project costs. Source: Daily News Get ready for the annual St. Jacobi Church Breakfast with Santa and delicious homemade cookies/bake sale along with a delicious breakfast. December 21st, 8 - 11 AM Sterling Chalet. For more information see the attached flier.
The November 21st Richfield Village Board agenda had two closed session items the first one being:
CLOSED SESSION a. Discussion /Action to enter into Closed Session under Wis. Stats. 19.85(1)(g) conferring with legal counsel for the governing body who is rendering oral or written advice concerning strategy to be adopted by the governing body with respect to litigation in which it is or is likely to become involved. - Grace Investors II LLC & Tenant for property. That property is located on the NE corner of Hwys Q and 164 just north of the old church which was planned to be a new Lake 5 Dairy Store, but that never occured and is now owned by Grace Properties II, LLC, of Pewaukee. After closed session, the village board came back into session and instructed staff to seek an order in Washington County Circuit Court to have the property cleaned up to meet village ordinances. The property is an eyesore with debris piled directly near the Welcome to Richfield sign which drivers see as they enter Richfield. So sad that corner farm land could have been a modest retail center with a residential section a few years ago but residents near-by and the Hwy J Group who wanted No Four Lanes made it an issue and stopped the development. Now they and all of Richfield residents have a major eye sore. Seems the nearby residents now do not like the smell coming from smoke as the debris is being burned. Some people are never happy. As seen in Nov 21 Daily News
Highway 164 in Richfield is now open Traffic flow, safety work completed By Ian Bergersen Special to Conley Media RICHFIELD — Highway 164 is now officially open and features new safety improvements and traffic flow upgrades. “WisDOT would like to thank the Richfield area community for their patience and cooperation,” Wisconsin Department of Transportation Project Manager Kurt Flierl said in the final report. The approximately 7.5 miles of roadway from County Highway E to County Line Road was upgraded with new designated turn and bypass lanes, and a new roundabout was built at the intersection of Highway 164 and Holy Hill Road to help improve traffic flow. Several hills along the highway were flattened to enhance visibility for motorists. Over 625,000 cubic yards of earth was excavated and 160,000 tons of construction aggregate was crushed during the project. More than 65,000 tons of asphalt pavement was placed over the highway. The project was completed on time by WisDOT despite delays due to weather. During construction, WisDOT coordinated with the State Highway Patrol and the Washington County Sheriff’s Department and added extra police patrols to monitor the increased traffic through the village. “The Wisconsin DOT (Wis-DOT) did an outstanding job communicating with all entities and organizations,” Richfield Village Administrator Jim Healy said in an email. “Weekly meetings were one of the strongest communication tools this WisDOT team utilized to let stakeholders know what progress has been made, what items may need troubleshooting and three-week look ahead plans.” Work yet to be completed includes permanent electrical connections for the lights at intersections and the roundabout, as well as restoration to ditches and side slopes. Work is scheduled for spring for reseeding and soil restoration. Hello Quilting Friends:
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