Fire/EMS Staffing Information Session: Monday, Sept. 23rd at 6:00pm: The Town of Linn is hosting an information session on Monday, September 23rd at the Town Hall to discuss the Fire/EMS staffing proposal to be considered by Town Electors on Monday, October 7th at 7:00 p.m. at the Town Hall. The proposal is to include contractual City of Lake Geneva Fire/EMS staffing in the Town's tax levy to reduce borrowing costs while ensuring the Town continues providing 24/7 Fire/EMS Services.  The Town presentation will provide an overview of the Town of Linn & City of Lake Geneva Fire/EMS Partnership. Earlier this year, the Town reached a one-year agreement with the City to provide 24/7 Fire/EMS staffing at the Linn Firehouse. The Town created a webpage to share information and commonly asked questions about the partnership: https://townoflinn.wi.gov/town-of-linn-city-of-lake-geneva-fire-ems-partnership/ Information session attendees can join in-person or remotely. The remote login information will be posted to the Town website at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting.  If you have any questions, please contact Administrator Jim Hurley at 262-275-6300 ext. 12 or admin@townoflinn.wi.gov. 

TEST TW WEATHER

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Possible Snow Emergency Beginning Tomorrow Afternoon

Depending on tomorrow’s weather, the Town of Linn may declare a snow emergency.

Snow is forecasted throughout tomorrow, and wind chills will fall to -25F by the end of the day. Strong winds are expected with gusts of 35 to 48 MPH from tomorrow night through Saturday morning. Conditions are expected to improve in the afternoon, but cold and windy weather will continue through Sunday.

Weather dependent, the Town is prepared to issue a snow emergency to notify residents of hazardous outdoor and road conditions, and prohibit parking on Town roads for the duration of the emergency.

If at all possible, we urge you to remain off the roads. If you must use the roads, we recommend you dress for cold weather, keep a blanket, emergency kit, and a cell phone. If there is an emergency, please stay in your vehicle.

Dial 911 to report downed power lines and emergencies.