Village of Wrightstown - Public Works & Utilities

09/18/2026

🍂 FALL FEST IS JUST A FEW WEEKS AWAY! 🍂

Saturday, October 3rd, is right around the corner, and we’re getting all the final details together!

📣 LAST CALL!
Are you interested in participating in Fall Fest or volunteering your time?

We’re especially looking for a few community volunteers to help with kids’ activities. Volunteer shifts are just 2 hours, making it an easy way to lend a hand and be part of the fun! 🙌

If you’ve been thinking about joining us, now’s the time to get signed up!

📩 Interested in participating or volunteering?
Email: [email protected]

Let’s make this year’s Fall Fest a fun-filled day for our Wrightstown community! 🍂

09/08/2026

Hi Wrightstown!
💦Wrightstown’s Water Department will be flushing water mains and hydrant lines this week (September 8th-11th).
This annual maintenance helps keep our water system clean and running efficiently.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation!

09/04/2026

🍂 Calling All Vendors! 🍂

There is still availability for Street Market vendors at Wrightstown’s Fall Fest! 🛍️

Join us for a fun-filled day in the River District featuring activities, entertainment, food, shopping, and more! This is a great opportunity to showcase your products, crafts, businesses, and services to the community.

Don’t miss your chance to be part of this year’s Fall Fest!

📅 Saturday, October 3rd
📍 Wrightstown River District

08/31/2026

💧 Water Meter Reading Week 💧

Our DPW & Utilities crews will be out August 31–September 4, completing quarterly water meter readings throughout the Village.

🔍 What to Expect:

• Crews will be in uniform and carrying proper identification.
• They will need clear access to the exterior of your property where the outside readers are located.
• Please make sure gates are unlocked and any other obstacles are moved so our crews can safely access the meter.
• If you have pets, please make sure they are safely secured and cannot interfere with our crews while they are on your property.
• The process is typically quick and non-intrusive.

We appreciate your cooperation as our crews carry out this essential work. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to the Department of Public Works & Utilities.

Thank you for helping us keep things running smoothly!💧

08/26/2026

The I-41 Project continues to move forward as crews advance work throughout the corridor and prepare for several upcoming roadway reopenings and traffic changes. In this update, you'll find the latest construction updates, anticipated traffic shifts, and key milestones ahead. For the latest traffic impacts and project updates, please visit our project website. https://i41project.wisconsindot.gov/

What's next on the I-41 Project:

Southbridge Road Interchange

The newly constructed interchange is scheduled to open to traffic in October.
Southbridge Road between Lawrence Drive and Innovation Court will reopen to traffic Friday, September 4.
The southbound I-41 on-ramp from Scheuring Road is scheduled to close for 30 days on Friday, September 11.

County U Interchange

East Frontage Road/French Road between Kerrington Drive and County U will reopen to traffic August 28.
West Frontage Road between County U and Wrightstown Road will close the week of August 31 through late fall 2026.
French Road between County DDD and Apple Creek Road will remain closed through late fall 2026.

French Road Overpass

French Road bridge over I-41 will reopen to traffic on Monday, August 31.

Note: Scheduled dates are tentative and may be adjusted to accommodate weather and construction needs. We'll share updates as they become available.

As always, your continued patience and attention to safety are greatly appreciated as we work to improve the I-41 corridor between Appleton and De Pere.

Thank you,
The I-41 Project

08/24/2026

UPDATE: Unfortunately, our scheduled food truck has run into a mechanical issue and won’t be able to make it to Tunes on Tuesday tonight. 😔 But don’t let that stop you from joining us! 🎶 Be sure to visit one of our local businesses for a bite to eat and a refreshing drink while you enjoy the music.
We’ll see you tonight from 6–9 PM in the River District for our final Tunes on Tuesday of the season!

🎶 Tomorrow we are wrapping up Tunes on Tuesday of the season! 🎶

🎤Join us in the River District for an evening of live music with Him & Her!

📅 Tuesday, August 25
⏰ 6:00–9:00 PM
📍 River District — 104 High Ct. Wrightstown WI, near The River Coffee and Cream

❤️Grab some food, bring your friends and neighbors, and enjoy a summer evening together.

🥰A huge THANK YOU to everyone who joined us throughout the season and helped make Tunes on Tuesday such a fun community tradition. We’ve loved seeing the River District filled with music, friends, and familiar faces!

🎶 Come enjoy the season finale with us tomorrow!

08/20/2026

🍂IT’S THAT TIME— WRIGHTSTOWN'S ANNUAL FALL FESTIVAL & CAR SHOW - 2026! 🍂

Mark your calendars for Saturday, October 3rd and join us in Wrightstown’s River District for a day packed with cars, music, kids’ activities, vendors & fall fun!

🏃 Color Blaze Run | 10 AM
🚗 6th Annual Tim Ade Memorial Car Show | 10 AM–2 PM
🛍️ Street Market & Kids’ Activities | 11 AM–3 PM
🎶 Live Music by Him & Her | 11 AM–3 PM

🍁 Fall Fest Fun for All!
📍 Wrightstown River District

More details coming soon! 👀

08/20/2026

🚧ROAD CLOUSURE - COUNTY HWY D (PLUM RD) FROM WRIGHTSTOWN TO HOLLANDTOWN🚧

Highway D resurfacing begins tomorrow

The Brown County Highway Department plans to close Highway D from Wrightstown to Hollandtown on Thursday, Aug. 20, at 6 a.m. for resurfacing the degraded asphalt surface.
Brown County Highway Commissioner Chris Hardy said the project involves removal of the asphalt, re-grading, and laying new asphalt from Highway 96 in Wrightstown to Highway Z.
The project is slated to be completed around the end of September.
Related to this is the replacement of the bridge over a branch of the Plum Creek adjacent to Arla Foods (White Clover Dairy) in 2028. Along with that project, Highway D will be resurfaced from Highway Z to the Calumet County line, which was resurfaced earlier this year from the county line to Highway 10.
In addition, both counties, along with the Town of Holland and Town of Woodville, are investigating the possibility of adding traffic controls at the intersection of Highway D and Highway KK/Man Cal Road.