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  1. Po. Co. Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program

    Portage County Solid Waste is kicking off their Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program. Residents can make appointments March through November, during normal business hours Monday through Friday, to drop off household hazardous waste. Read More

  2. Toboggan runs closed for the season

    The toboggan runs in Iverson Park are closed for the season but the Iverson Park sledding hills will remain open until further notice. Read More

  3. Business 51 Improvement Project Returns

    Last month, the City and engineering firm AECOM kicked off a planning study to determine the best option for reconstructing the 3-mile Business 51 (Church/Division St.) corridor from the south city limits to North Point Drive. Read More

  4. Emerson Park Design Survey

    If you are interested in providing feedback on the Emerson Park design concept, please take our brief survey anytime through February 28. Your comments will be used by the City Park Commission & "Friends of Emerson Park" to approve a final design concept. Take the Design Survey and Share It with Others

  5. SPPD & Portage Co. Task Force Provide Help for Hoarding

    The Stevens Point Police Department is part of the Portage County Hoarding Task Force, which provides support and help to persons dealing with hoarding, a mental health issue that has serious public safety implications. See Information about Hoarding from the Task Force

  1. SPPD Featured in NOVO Health Newsletter

    This month's issue of NOVO Live, published by NOVO Health, features a 5-page article titled, "Stevens Point Police Dept. Leads the Way in Officer Health," which describes the program run by the department and Advanced Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine. Read the Article in NOVO Live

  2. City Forestry Dept. Pruning Street Trees

    City of Stevens Point Forestry Dept. personnel are pruning City street trees. Stevens Point keeps a four-year pruning cycle, so every tree in the right-of-way between the street and sidewalk is pruned, if needed, at least once every four years. Read More

  3. City RFP for Strategic Plan

    The City of Stevens Point seeks proposals from qualified firms or teams of firms with the expertise & experience to be a consultant to coordinate the development of a strategic plan for the City. Proposals must be submitted by 4:00 pm, February 28, 2020. Read More

  4. Polling Place Changes for Districts 5 & 7

    The Stevens Point Police Department at at 933 Michigan Ave. is the new District 5 polling place. The Beloved Community Church at 900 Brilowski Rd. is the new District 7 polling place. See Maps
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