Fire Chief Open Application Period: Now Accepting Applications for The Position of Fire Chief Wheaton Fire & Rescue The Wheaton Fire Commission is looking for interested and qualified individuals for the position of Fire Chief for The Town of Wheaton Fire & Rescue. The Fire Chief is appointed by the Town of Wheaton Fire Commission and serves a term of 5 years commencing on July 1st, 2025, and ending June 30th, 2030.  Compensated by an annual pay stipend as set by the Wheaton Town Board. Interested candidates shall have at least 10 years of verifiable fire service experience.  To be considered for the position, interested candidates must also live within the Town of Wheaton Fire Department response area. Required: Valid Wisconsin State Driver’s License. Meets the requirements of SPS 330 and NFPA 1001. EMT or EMR Certification at time of hire and maintained throughout appointment Entry Level Firefighter Completion of WTCS Fire Officer Course at time of appointment Preferred Current member of Wheaton Fire Rescue Certified Fire Officer I & II Certified Fire Instructor ICS 300 & 400 preferred, both must be obtained within three years of appointment Current or verifiable previous managerial and administrative experience preferred Advanced degrees or higher education, preferably in firefighting, emergency operations/management or leadership and management This position may require the employee to perform strenuous work for extended periods of time while performing some or all of the following: Wear a respirator (SCBA). Wear and/or carry over 50lbs of protective clothing/equipment. Work in an overheated, extreme cold or wet environment. Work under adverse or stressful conditions.   Interested and qualified candidates must submit a letter of intent along with a resume no later than 5:oopm on May 31st 2025.   If interested, please submit to: Wheaton.FireCommissionA@gmail.com

ARPA Well Compensation And Well Abandonment Grant Programs

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is accepting applications for ARPA Well Compensation and Well Abandonment Grant Programs.

The expanded grant programs provide more support to private well owners and increase access to clean drinking water, including expanding eligibility to those facing PFAS contamination in their wells. Many previously ineligible individuals will now be eligible to apply, including some small Wisconsin businesses with a non-community well, such as daycare centers, rural restaurants and churches, among others.

 

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