The City of Stevens Point Board of Review has Adjourned for the year.
The 2010 Fire & EMS Department Annual Report has been released and includes information about fire runs, fire training, EMS training, fire inspection and prevention efforts, and more.
The Portage Co. Sheriff's Office will participate in the Click It or Ticket Mobilization effort, intensifying enforcement of Wisconsin's seat belt law from May 21 to June 3. Additional dedicated traffic patrol shifts will be paid for by the Wis. DOT.
May 18, 2012
On or about May 29, 2012 the City of Stevens Point will submit a request to the Wisconsin Department of Administration – Division of Housing for the release of Community Development Block Grant funds under... Read More
Portage County District Attorney Thomas Eagon reminds everyone that theft, removal, or defacing of legally-placed campaign signs is illegal. Violators are subject to $100 forfeiture for each occurrence and can also be criminally charged.
The May 15 County Board meeting is scheduled to play on Community TV, analog channel 95 and digital channel 984, at the following times: Friday, May 18 at 8:30 pm; Saturday, May 19 at 2:30 pm and 9:00 pm, and Monday, May 21 at 7:30 AM.
The City of Stevens Point believes in keeping its citizens informed, and Facebook is one of the many information tools we use. To encourage more citizens to "like" the City on Facebook, we’ll be having another Facebook... Read More
On Saturday, May 12, 2012, a ground breaking ceremony was held at the construction site of the new Stevens Point Transit Office/Maintenance Facility. Jeff Schuler, Portage County Planning and Zoning Director, Patty Dreier;... Read More, See Photos
City of Stevens Point government meetings, Portage County Board meetings, and certain other videos produced by Stevens Point Community Television are now available for download via iTunes.
iTunes users can... Read More
For Rent: approximately 850 square feet of office/retail space on the second floor of 1225 Water St. (the old Point Bakery).
Rent is $365/month and includes natural gas, water, and sewer. Tenant pays for electricity,... See Photos
April 16, April 17, April 26, and May 14 Common Council Meeting Minutes have been posted.
April 16 and May 14 Board of Public Works Meeting Minutes have been posted.
April 24 and May 1 Police and Fire Commission Meeting Minutes have been posted.
May Personnel Committee, Water & Sewage Commissioners, and Plan Commission Meeting Minutes have been posted.
New Finance Committee Meeting Minutes have been posted.
May 14 City Committee & Special Common Council Meeting Videos have been posted at StevensPoint.com/videos The video should be viewable on Smart Phones within 24 hours.
We can offer you great savings on tickets to Noah's Ark, Mount Olympus, Great America, and the Milwaukee Zoo. We accept cash or checks AND credit or debit cards. Tickets are Non-Refundable and Non-Exchangeable.Read More
Due to the unseasonably warm temperatures, the Stevens Point Forestry Department has stopped pruning oak trees until October. It is recommended that residents also refrain from wounding oak trees. Normally, oak trees are... Read More
A Yarn Bomb took place on Saturday April 14 at the Riverfront Arts Center in Stevens Point.Many people knitted and crocheted yarn pieces and brought them to the Riverfront Arts Center in the past several weeks. Through... Read More and See Photos
"Common Threads - stories and visions in fiber" is an invitational exhibition featuring fiber as art from Friday, April 20 until Sunday, May 27. Opening Reception will be held Friday, April 20, from 5 to 7 pm.... Read More
The Stevens Point Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) in Stevens Point, Wis., is located in a university town of 25,000 residents. It keeps the local environment clean by treating an average of 3 million gal of sewage a day... Read More
"New York City prides itself on being the biggest and the best, but when it comes to water quality, Stevens Point, Wisconsin just gave the Big Apple a serious whooping" reports the Wall Street Journal. "Stevens... Read More
The new program, Water Star, was launched on Earth Day and honors cities, villages, towns and counties that have taken important steps to protect surface water and groundwater, such as strengthening stormwater controls,... Read More