ANNUAL STATE OF THE LAKE: The Town of Delavan Lake Committee will hold a special Meeting on Saturday July 26, 2025 at 9:00 AM at Waters Edge/Community Park, Town of Delavan.  To join this meeting by ZOOM: https://zoom.us/j/5896178576?pwd=cytqeWdlOW1aaEx5d3NNWFZlKzFBZz09&omn=91700294207  Meeting ID:  589 617 8576  Passcode:  TOD Annual STATE OF THE LAKE Dr. Dale Robertson, Research Hydrologist, USGS Dale will be presenting the “State of the Water Quality in Delavan Lake in 2024; where are we with respect to State and Local Goals?”  Discussions will include an overview of the water quality in 2024 with respect to previous years; effectiveness of the Ponds upstream of the lake at retaining phosphorus and sediment; status of reaching the water goals set by the Wisconsin DNR and the local community. In addition, he will provide the ongoing status of the monitoring, sampling, and modeling programs that are underway to support the goal of a healthy and economically sustainable Delavan Lake  This is your opportunity to participate in these discussions and to be an important part of the planning that will continue to move Delavan Lake successfully toward a strong and positive water quality status.

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Posted on , by Town Clerk

Election Results Are In

Town Supervisor Winners: 

Knipper & Gaulke

Mary Knipper                                547

Katherine Gaulke                          531

Dixie Bernsteen (Write In)          437                              

Referendum: PASSED

Yes                                              600                 

No                                               462     

The Town of Delavan referendum states: Under state law, the increase in the levy of the Town of Delavan for the tax to be imposed for the next fiscal year, 2022, is limited to a percentage which is estimated to be 1/2%, resulting in an estimated levy of $3,539,533. Shall the Town of Delavan be allowed to exceed this limit and increase the levy for the next fiscal year, 2022, and on an ongoing basis, for maintaining six (6) additional Fire/EMS personnel with associated equipment, by a total of $498,589, which results in an estimated levy of $4,038,122, for 2022.