Wheaton Park Winter Activities Spotlight: The weather has certainly thrown some curve balls over the last couple weeks and with the cold weather we were able to make ice in Wheaton Park this year. So if you are looking for winter activities come out to Wheaton Park 40th Street Entrance and take part in the winter activities available for all ages.  Ice Skating – Rink is open for the season and located next to 40th Street parking lot Sledding and Snowboarding – Follow our trail map and trail signs from the 40th Street parking lot Walking/Snowshoeing Trails Snowmobile Trail Access Don’t have a sled for sledding?  Feel free to use one from our sled borrowing station.    At this time we would also like to thank the following business and groups for helping provide these recreational opportunities and amenities in the Town of Wheaton.  #community Solhawk Dairy – Providing ice rink liner. Park Volunteers – Rolling out ice rink liner and getting it set for water.  Also shoveling the ice rink. Wheaton Fire & Rescue – Handling water needs for the ice rink. BSA Troop 71 Elk Mound Eagle Scout Grady Larson – Adding the sled borrowing station and bench seating for sledding hill viewers. Girl Scout Troop 3365 Elk Mound – Adding bench seating for ice rink viewers. Wheaton Knight Riders – Signing snowmobile trail access in the park. Interested in volunteering to help keep the ice rink clear of snow this season?  Email wheatonpark@gmail.com or call Ken Books at 715-874-6414   Sledding Hill   Ice Rink   Wheaton Park Map   All of these winter activities are done from our 40th Street park entrance.  Click to go to Google Maps  

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Our long time Town Clerk

Our long time Town Clerk, Mark Christenson, passed away on Monday, January 29th. He was the Town Clerk for over 30 years, providing excellent service to the township. His devotion to the town was only exceeded by his devotion to his family. He maintained all the records, recorded meetings, handled all the accounts payable and receivables, posted public information, ran the elections, completed all payrolls, and performed all the other duties of the clerk. It is with great sorrow that we say goodbye and godspeed to Mark.

As we go forward, we will keep the public updated as well as we can about a new clerk and where and how to contact that person. For now, if you have any business with the clerk’s office, please contact one of the board members by phone or email. They will be happy to address any issue you have and get a resolution as quickly as possible. Thank you for your understanding in this matter, as we try to get back to a measure of normalcy. Mr. Christenson is missed.