Village of Greenville, WI

05/28/2026

05/27/2026

Just a reminder that all garbage and recycling services are moved back one day due to Memorial Day.

05/26/2026

NEWS
Wisconsin Department of Transportation
Northeast Region – Green Bay office

Release Date: May 26, 2026

For more information:
Mark Kantola, Regional Communications Manager
[email protected], (920) 492-4153

WIS 76 public construction information meeting June 3 for Stage 2 work in Greenville
WIS 76/County JJ roundabout construction begins

(Greenville WI) – The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) Northeast Region announces a WIS 76 public construction information meeting at 5 p.m., Wednesday, June 3 at the Greenville Village Hall, Greenville, Outagamie County. This meeting will focus on Stage 2 construction and traffic impacts beginning in June OF 2026.

WIS 76 Public Construction Information Meeting
• When: 5 p.m., Wednesday, June 3, 2026
• Where: Greenville Village Hall, W6860 Parkview Dr., Greenville, WI 54942

The purpose of the meeting is to provide details on the project schedule, operations, and traffic impacts for work in the WIS 76/County JJ intersection. WisDOT representatives will be available to answer questions and address concerns following a brief presentation.

Traffic Impacts
WIS 76 between Everglade Road and County JJ is closed to through traffic for roadway reconstruction, with detours in place, until November 2026. A second detour will follow the first detour after Stage 1 work.

Current Stage 1 - Stage 1 detour for WIS 76 Everglade Road to County JJ reconstruction via WIS 15 to County JJ to WIS 76.

June 8, 2026, to November 2026: June 8, Stage 2 detour will replace the Stage 1 detour.

Stage 2 detour for WIS 76 Everglade Road to County JJ including the County JJ intersection via WIS 15 to County JJ to Oak Street to County M to County S to WIS 76.

Access to properties and businesses within the work zone will be always maintained.

Project Overview
This is a $9.3 million contract to reconstruct the rural roadway to an urban roadway. Work includes a new roundabout intersection, new sidewalk, storm water improvements at Valley Pond and a new stormwater pond near Hillview Drive. Please see the project website for all construction operations.

• WIS 76 Project website: https://projects.511wi.gov/wis76cirshioc/
• This project appears on the Northeast Region Weekly Highway Construction Update at https://projects.511wi.gov/weeklyupdates-ne/
• WisDOT Northeast Region Twitter .

Work Zone Safety
For information regarding work zone rules for motorists, the law restricting hand-held devices, and general work zone safety information, please see our work zone safety website at https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/safety/education/workzone/

Learn about work zone safety, its importance, and navigate to resources that help keep drivers, passengers, and workers safe.

05/22/2026

Key was found near the hill at Jennerjohn Park. If this is yours, please stop by Village Hall to claim.

05/21/2026

The road closure date has changed due to a delay beyond our control. The date is now Tuesday, May 26. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you.

05/21/2026

Join us in celebrating the contribution public works make to their communities: in planning, building, managing, and operating the heart of Greenville and in advancing the quality of life. Our infrastructure, facilities, and services could not be provided without the dedicated efforts of public works professionals responsible for rebuilding, improving, and protecting transportation, storm water, public buildings, and other structures and facilities essential for our citizens. THANK YOU your hard work, endless hours and most importantly, taking excellent care of our Greenville residents in the many ways that you do!

05/20/2026

Village of Greenville Update: Proactive Planning for Regulation of Data Centers.

The Village of Greenville is taking a proactive step to regulate any potential future development related to large-scale data centers.

At this time, the Village has not been approached by any entity seeking to construct a data center in Greenville. However, communities across Wisconsin are actively studying this emerging land use due to its potential impacts on the community and the environment.

Research and experience from other municipalities show that large-scale facilities may place demands on energy and water use, emergency services, traffic, noise, and overall land use compatibility. These factors require thoughtful planning and local oversight.

Currently, the Village of Greenville does not have a specific ordinance or zoning definition that regulates data centers. Under the Village’s existing zoning code, a data center could potentially be permitted within standard industrial or manufacturing zoning districts. Because of this, the Village Board is being proactive by considering the need to establish clear standards and regulations before any proposals arise.

At the Monday, May 18, 2026, meeting, the Greenville Plan Commission recommended that a temporary moratorium be put in place for data centers. A moratorium is a common planning tool that allows a community to “press pause” on potential future proposals while appropriate regulations are researched and developed.

Taking this step now allows Greenville to:
1. Ensure future proposals align with community values and long-term plans.
2. Protect public health, safety, and infrastructure.

This effort is about preparing for the future, not responding to an immediate proposal. We will continue to share updates as discussions move forward.

If you have any questions, please contact Village Administrator Travis Parish at 920-757-5151.

05/19/2026

Water hydrant and valve replacements associated with the 2026 Pulverize and Paving Project is scheduled to begin the week of May 25th. The work will require temporary water service shut offs to property owners in the affected areas during the course of construction. Village of Greenville staff and the contractor will coordinate with the affected residents through the use of information door hangers prior to the interruption of service.

The 2026 Pulverize and Pave maps and additional information is available on our website under the Public Works Projects page. Information can also be found at https://cms3.revize.com/revize/greenvillenew/Project%20Overview.pdf?t=202605061018160&t=202605061018160