Village of Greendale Newshttp://www.greendale.org/index.htmVillage of Greendale Newsenwebmaster@greendale.orgCopyright 2009 by the Village of Greendale2012-05-11T18:16:14-05:00 hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 Fri, 11 May 2012 18:17:49 -0500Concealed Carry Classes on June 23webmaster@greendale.orgGreendale Police Department2012-05-11T18:16:14-05:00http://www.greendale.org/News/files/82c9d21d3a6d508b5b23c35c13bf10cf-196.html#unique-entry-id-196http://www.greendale.org/News/files/82c9d21d3a6d508b5b23c35c13bf10cf-196.html#unique-entry-id-196
We are offering a class from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on: Saturday, June 23rd

Classes are limited to 15 people, filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Additional classes may be added if necessary.
The fee for the class is $100 for residents and $150 for non-residents.

There is an option to fire your handgun at the conclusion of the class at the department range. If you choose to do this, you must bring 1 box of ammunition in addition to your handgun.

Applications for these classes can be found on the Police Department website: www.greendale.org, by stopping at the Greendale Police Department, or by email request to rrosenow@greendalepolice.org.

Required items for class: Encased and unloaded handgun, ammunition and safety glasses (for shooters only), photo ID in the form of Wisconsin ID or driver’s license, required fee for the class, as well as pen, pencil and notepad.]]>Village of Greendale Emergency Notification Systemwebmaster@greendale.orgGreendale Police Department2012-05-11T10:54:14-05:00http://www.greendale.org/News/files/31fe7a827541398262f7ad1499010bac-195.html#unique-entry-id-195http://www.greendale.org/News/files/31fe7a827541398262f7ad1499010bac-195.html#unique-entry-id-195

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]]>Notice To Property Owners: 2012 Village Street Rehabilitation Programwebmaster@greendale.orgDepartment of Public Works2012-05-05T07:39:49-05:00http://www.greendale.org/News/files/990b619784bab98b59911f0b7b749ec6-194.html#unique-entry-id-194http://www.greendale.org/News/files/990b619784bab98b59911f0b7b749ec6-194.html#unique-entry-id-194
  • South 51st Street – S. College Avenue south to Village limit
  • Southway – Broad Street to Sherwood Road
  • Rainbow Drive – Root River Drive to Root River Drive
  • Serene Court – Eastway to termini
  • Delrose Court – Dendron Lane to Dahlia Lane
  • Village Center Parking Lots
  • Numerous spot asphalt repairs, curb and sidewalk repairs, storm sewer improvements and conveyance structure repairs are also scheduled throughout the Village.

Construction work related to streets is expected to begin in late May, weather permitting; all of the work is anticipated to be completed by early August. Access to roads and driveways will be maintained except for short periods of time when work is being done in your immediate area. The contractor will provide emergency vehicle access at all times. Recycling and refuse collection will continue on regularly scheduled days. Property owners having concrete work done in front of their properties (curb, approach or sidewalk) will not be permitted to drive on the new concrete for a period of 7 days. When access to your property is not possible, you will be allowed to park your vehicle on the adjacent street by contacting the Greendale Police Department at 423-2121 for permission.

Resurfacing work will involve some noise and inconvenience, and we therefore ask for your indulgence and patience. It is important to note that there is no special assessment incurred by the property owners for any improvements on public roadways.

*Property owners are reminded that per Village of Greendale Policy any private systems such as lawn sprinkling apparatus, invisible pet fences, plantings, pathways and security systems that are installed in or placed on Village of Greendale right of way are the property owners responsibility. The Village cannot accept responsibility for damage done by contractors or Village personnel while working in the right of way.

If you have any questions regarding the Street Rehabilitation Program, please contact the Department of Public Works at 423-2133. Thank you for your cooperation.
]]>Greendale Police to Mobilize for Click It or Ticket Safety Belt Enforcement from May 21 to June 3webmaster@greendale.orgGreendale Police Department2012-05-04T09:47:12-05:00http://www.greendale.org/News/files/33f836380d90eb95a097930ce073df7c-193.html#unique-entry-id-193http://www.greendale.org/News/files/33f836380d90eb95a097930ce073df7c-193.html#unique-entry-id-193
“Traffic deaths in Wisconsin so far this year have increased compared with the same time last year. And in all too many recent fatal crashes, the drivers and passengers were ejected from their vehicle because they were not buckled up. That’s why we’re serious about safety belt enforcement,” said Chief Malasuk.

“To save lives and prevent injuries, our officers will stop a vehicle and issue tickets whenever they see an unbuckled driver or passenger. Our goal during Click It or Ticket and throughout the year is not to write more tickets. Through enforcement and education, we’re trying to convince everyone to buckle up voluntarily so that eventually we can reduce the number of preventable traffic deaths to zero in Wisconsin. But if voluntary compliance fails and people ignore the law as well as common sense, we will provide a very convincing reminder about wearing their safety belts.”

Law enforcement agencies throughout the state are cracking down on unbelted motorists. Last year, there were nearly 85,000 convictions for failure to fasten safety belts. Among all traffic violations, safety belt convictions in Wisconsin were second only to speeding convictions, according to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation.

Chief Malasuk advises, “If you want to avoid the delay and hassle of being stopped and ticketed by an officer, you must buckle up every trip, every time. Even more important, consistent safety belt use will protect you from being ejected from a vehicle during a crash or thrown around violently inside it and possibly hitting another person in the vehicle with massive force. There really is no rational reason to not buckle up.”]]>Greendale Joins Wisconsin Crime Alert Networkwebmaster@greendale.orgGreendale Police Department2012-04-23T10:27:06-05:00http://www.greendale.org/News/files/235982d688700fd40dbcf7bee61cbd7d-192.html#unique-entry-id-192http://www.greendale.org/News/files/235982d688700fd40dbcf7bee61cbd7d-192.html#unique-entry-id-192
The system, which is coordinated by the Wisconsin Department of Justice, Division of Criminal Investigation, uses email, SMS text and broadcast fax technology to send alerts directly to people most likely to be affected by a particular clime or most likely to be able to provide information to solve a crime.

“Our goal is to more quickly identify suspects and apprehend them, as well as provide crime prevention advice to the community,” said Police Chief Bob Malasuk. “The Crime Alert Network allows us to simultaneously send thousands of emails, faxes and SMS text messages to destinations across the region or even across the state. Alerts may be used for crime preventing, apprehending criminals, recovering stolen property and improving security measures within participating organizations. I believe this will be a valuable communications tool for our community.”

Lieutenant Jeff Zainer, who will be coordinating the project for the Village of Greendale, encourages all businesses, Neighborhood Watch members and others with a fax machine, email account or text-capable cell phone to sign up now. The cost of membership is only $12 per year.

Applications can be picked up in the lobby of the Safety Center or you mall call the Crime Alert Network Office at (608) 240-3597 for more information.]]>