WATER UTILITY TO FLUSH HYDRANTS
The Mount Horeb Water Utility will be flushing hydrants beginning April 12 thru the end of the month. If your water becomes discolored let your tap run approximately 5 to 10 minutes and it should clear up. Try to do laundry during evening hours if possible. The Water Utility thanks you for your cooperation. –Josh Hyndman, Water Utility Manager
May 1st: Spring Electronics Recycling & Bulk Items Drop Off Event
The annual Spring Recycling event is scheduled for Saturday, May 1, 2021: Bulk Items may be dropped off at the Village Garage, 301 Blue Mounds Street from 8 AM to NOON. **There is a $10 (cash only) fee per car/truck/small trailer load.** No businesses, contractors or commercial vehicles (U-Haul, etc.) will be allowed to drop off items. “Bulk Items” are items that do not fit inside your garbage cart such as couches, chairs, household furniture, & carpeting. No large auto parts, tires, hazardous items, solid or liquid waste, paint, pesticides, motor oil, solvents, explosive items, appliances, electronics, large amounts of construction material, or yard waste is allowed.
Electronics/Appliances may be brought to Grundahl Park, 401 Blue Mounds Street from 8 AM to NOON. See recycling flyer attached for additional information and fees.
This is for Village residents only. Proof of residency is required.
COVID-19 NOTICES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
Building Department – You may drop off building permit applications in the after-hours drop box located by the front door of the Municipal Building or email to mhbuildinginspector@mounthorebwi.info. Please call David Geraths directly for all inspections 608-697-7776. GOVPAY – Pay Building Permit
VILLAGE DOWNTOWN PARKING AREAS
Downtown parking areas available to the public are indicated on the linked map for your convenience.
MOUNT HOREB SENIOR CENTER
Take a look at our monthly newsletter and calendar of events for the Senior Center! March 2021 – April 2021
Drinking Water Lead Public Education Program
Some homes in this community have elevated lead levels in their drinking water. Lead can pose a significant risk to your health. Please read the Full Notice for further information.