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Local Farming Practices

Questions or Comments: Contact the Department of Land & Water Resources, Land Conservation Division by email at landcon@countyofdane.com Would you like to report an EMERGENCY regarding manure run off? Contact DNR spill at 1-800-943-0003.

Tue, Aug 1 - Thu, Aug 31

WNC Fill the Bus
Wed, Aug 23

Farmers Market
Wed, Aug 23

Waunakee Area Kids' Expo The purpose of WAKE is to offer “one-stop” shoppin...

Waunakee's Century Avenue between Woodland Drive and Main Street will be reconstructed and improved during the summer of 2017. As the project progresses, we encourage everyone to "Stay Connected and Stay Informed" using the up-to-date information we will have available on the website, Facebook, Twitter, and WaunaBlog.

Please click the link below for further details.

Together Waunakee Take II

Emerald Ash Borer

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources “WDNR” has confirmed Emerald Ash Borer “EAB” in Waunakee. They found trees that are symptomatic throughout the village, in particular in the Wimbleton Way area and the industrial park area. The WDNR has stated that based on these findings EAB has been in our community for at least 3 years, probably more. The WDNR has indicated that nothing really changes for our community as we are located in a previously quarantined county that is considered to be generally infested. With this confirmation, it is prudent for the Village and our residents to keep the ash wood as close to “home” as practicable to slow the spread. The biggest issue is folks taking wood from their dead ash and hauling it to a vacation property in a non-quarantined county (bad idea and illegal) or an uninfected community. Please see the link below for more information.

A great resource for our residents is the DATCP website: http://datcpservices.wisconsin.gov/eab/index.jsp It is full of resources and information about EAB, EAB treatments, quarantines etc.

Creative Wall at the Hall with Michelle Butcher

Are you interested in seeing first-hand the finished product after taking mixtures of clay, earthen elements, powders, and water and shaping them into desired forms followed by high temperatures in a kiln? Do you wish to support the local initiative promoting creativity and innovation in Waunakee? If the answer to any of these questions is yes, please make plans to stop in at the Village Hall to learn more!

The Village Hall (500 West Main Street) currently has on display several ceramic items created by Michelle Butcher. Make plans to stop in the Village Hall, during business hours, for the months of July and August. You'll have the chance to view the many beautiful products that Michelle has created.