Large Item Pick Up - June 7th |
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The City of Lodi is hosting a citywide cleanup of bulk items Wednesday, June 7, 2023. All items must be to the curb by the time crews begin circulating at 7:00 AM. Items that will be collected include furniture, non-Freon containing appliances (white goods), carpeting, padding, mattresses, box springs, treadmills, and other large household items.
Items that will not be collected include:
- Construction materials (Shingles, siding, and home remodeling project materials)
- Household chemicals, liquids (e.g. paint), or hazardous waste
- Freon containing appliances
- Electronics (TVs, computers, monitors, printers)
- Yard waste
- Tires
Each residence is limited to four cubic yards (roughly 16, 96-gallon carts). Once a truck has collected from a street, they will not return. Metal items may be picked up on a different truck.
Please note: Leave items at the curb for collection later in the week if they are not collected Wednesday, June 7, 2023
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Electronic Recycling - June 17th |
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Lodi Utilities is hosting an Electronic Recycling Event on Saturday, June 27, 2023 from 8 am - 11 am at the Utility Shop located at 249 Water Street.
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Lodi Utilities will be filing an application, with the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSC), for authority to increase water rates. Rates for general service will increase 8.0 percent. The increase is necessary to reduce the existing deficiency in present rates. Please read the public notice for impact to rate payers.
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Meet Mark Woodburn
Parks, Street, Utilities Laborer
Mark began working for the City of Lodi in 2022. You may have seen Mark mowing the parks, helping with your water meter upgrade, clearing snow from City sidewalks, or one of the many other tasks he accomplishes each day. Mark and his wife live in the Lodi area where they are raising three daughters along with many animals on their hobby farm.
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Happy Anniversary Dan
35 Years
On May 16th, Dan Markart will have worked for the City of Lodi for 35 years. That is quite a milestone! Dan has also been a volunteer firefighter with the Lodi Fire Department for the past 40+ years. Please join us in congratulating Dan for his dedication and service to the City.
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After a few seasons of being closed, the Krainik restrooms, located in Goeres Park near the playground equipment, are refurbished and ready for use.
The pool restrooms will only be open to pool patrons.
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It's our favorite season in Wisconsin, Construction Season! These links might help you avoid unexpected delays in the next few months.
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The new Weekly Summary notification gives customers a snapshot of their previous week's electric and water usage, helping them to better track and manage their utility costs.
· Customers can opt to receive the Weekly Summary from the Alerts screen
· Using AMI data from the previous week, usage and weather trends are summarized in a short email
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Have you set up your Water Leak Detection Alert?
If you had your water meter exchanged this past fall for an AMI meter, be sure to set up the water leak detection alert on the Alerts screen while you are signing up for your Weekly Summary report. Leak Detection Alerts are generated in the morning if you have used water in at least 21 out of the prior 24 hours which generally is a sign of a leak.
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Because of increased air conditioning use, overall customer demand for electricity is at its highest in the summer months – and our cost to serve you is also the highest in the summer. Due to higher costs across the electric system, your bill is likely to increase during this time of year. This means summer is a great time to save and we are here to help!
This summer, when the weather gets warm, watch for emails from Lodi Utilities on ways you can manage your energy usage. Emails will also be sent on “Energy Aware Days” encouraging customers to reduce energy usage during 3 pm to 7 pm on that day to help alleviate the stress on the electric system and help maintain reliability and affordability for the community.
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Memorial Day
In honor of Memorial Day, the utility and city hall offices will be closed on Monday, May 29.
There will be a short parade at 10:30 am from the top of Main Street continuing on to Lodi and Water Streets concluding with a ceremony at Veterans Park.
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Focus on Spring Adventures |
Spring has sprung! That means plenty of outdoor fun, and all the mud and grass stains that come with it. Luckily, all energy-saving packs from FOCUS ON ENERGY® —including our Focus on Baths pack, that is perfect for bath time cleanup for kids and pets—are 100% free. Pick your pack today, and we will ship it directly to you.
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Sign up for City text alerts today!
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City of Lodi
130 S. Main Street
Lodi, WI 53555
(608) 592-3246
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Lodi Utilities
Call (608) 592-3247
After Hours Emergency Street or Utility Conditions
Call (608) 592-3246 Option 1
Police, Ambulance or Fire Emergencies
Call 911
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