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City Seeks 4th District Alderperson Candidates

Stevens Point has a vacancy in the 4th District created by a resignation. The Council will appoint a replacement to fill the unexpired term ending in April 2024. Candidates must live in the district, be at least 18, and be eligible to vote.

This is a non-partisan seat, as are all City offices.

The appointed candidate may choose to run for the office when the current term expires, and that election cycle will begin on December 1, 2023.

Interested applicants should submit a cover letter and resu...

Police & Fire Commission Seeks Public Comments on Proposed Policies

The Stevens Point, Police & Fire Commission seeks public comments on their proposed Administrative Policies before their next meeting. The public may send comments to the City Attorney, the City Clerk, or the Police and Fire Commission.

The proposed Administrative Policies document includes policies relating directly to the Police and Fire Commission, Fiscal Policies, Personnel Administration (Pertaining to both Represented and Non-Represented Personnel), and General Policies.

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Mayor Wiza's Response to September 17 "Rally for Affordable & Accessible Housing"

Every person in our community should be treated with respect. Every person in our community should be able to feel safe and welcome and should not have to be subjected to intimidation or bullying. Stevens Point is a place for everyone.

One thing that makes our community great is our ability to foster those simple rules.

However, one person's rights stop when they infringe on another person's rights. For months, we've received comments and concerns from people w...

Dept. of Public Works Publishes "Public Works Post" Newsletter

The City of Stevens Point's Dept. of Public Works has published the second volume of their newsletter, the "Public Works Post." Their goal is to communicate with the residents of Stevens Point regularly about Public Works activities and services.