Author: amgohbkk
Pay your Ambulance Bills Here!
The Minong Area Ambulance Service is pleased to announce that we can now take credit card or debit card payments for those who need to pay their remaining balance, make payments or are self-payers. Please click the image above to be redirected to our payment site.
info@ExpertTBilling.com
or call 651-463-3867
1-800-474-3128
fax 651-460-6343
The Minong Area Ambulance Service partners with Expert T Billing for all of our ambulance billing needs. If you have questions or need immediate assistance with your ambulance bill, please call the contact number above. If you need to speak to our local ambulance billing administrator, please contact Debbie Bouma at: 715-466-2322, or by email: debbie@villageofminongwi.gov.
VOM – Online Payments
WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING DEBIT AND CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING: CLICK HERE TO PAY NOW
- WATER/SEWER PAYMENTS
- HALL RENTALS
- INDIVIDUAL DOG LICENSE OR MULTIPLE DOG LICENSE
- BUILDING PERMITS
- LIQUOR LICENSES AND MULTIPLE OPERATOR LICENSES AND CIGARETTE
- SIGN PERMIT FEES
- SNOW AND ICE REMOVAL SIDEWALK FEES
- MOBILE HOME PARK LICENSE FEES
- GRASS AND NOXIOUS WEED-CUTTING FEES
- CHICKEN LICENSE FEES
- WE ACCEPT MASTERCARD, VISA, AMEX, DISCOVER, AND ALL DEBIT CARDS.
(GovPayNet does charge a small processing fee for each transaction. See fee schedule below).
Fee Schedule:
Up to $50: $1
Up to $100: $2
Up to $150: $3
$150.01 & Above: 2.65%
All Debit Cards: 1.15%
Calendar of Events Village of Minong
Agenda – Finance & Personnel Committee Streets & Alleys Committee Meetings
Notice and Agenda – Zoning Board of Appeals
VOLUNTEERS WANTED
The Village of Minong is looking for citizens to volunteer for some side committees. There are openings on the Planning Commission and Zoning Board of Appeals. If you are interested in being a citizen member of either of these committees, please send a letter or email to janel@villageofminongwi.gov. Or better yet! Come to a board meeting and express your interest. Board meetings are held on the first Monday of each month, starting at 5:00 p.m. Agenda information can be found on our website.
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
The primary role of a zoning board of adjustments/appeals is to review and decide cases where there may be an error in a zoning decision or where a relaxation of the zoning ordinances is requested. Citizens are appointed by the municipal governing body and are to engage in decision-making based on the information that will provide an impartial and positive impact for the municipality on the whole, and citizen members must excuse themselves from any actions where a conflict of interest could be perceived.
Agenda- Village of Minong Corporate Board Meetings
Agenda – Minong Police, Fire & Ambulance Board Meetings
2023
2022
Notice – 2025 Budget
2025 PROPOSED BUDGET PREPARATION
All Budget Workshops are open to the public. Residents wanting to share ideas, comments, and concerns may do so in writing throughout the budget process. All comments received will be shared with the entire Village Board. Comments can be mailed or emailed to janel@villageofminongwi.gov. Comments can also be dropped off at the Village Office located at 123 5th Ave Minong, WI 54859 in the drop slot on the front door, or by bringing them into the office.
Janel Lee Clerk/Treasurer, Village of Minong
Questions? Call: 715-466-2322
Agenda -Planning & Zoning Meetings
VOLUNTEERS WANTED
The Village of Minong is looking for citizens to volunteer for some side committees. There are openings on the Planning Commission and Zoning Board of Appeals. If you are interested in being a citizen member of either of these committees, please send a letter or email to janel@villageofminongwi.gov. Or better yet! Come to a board meeting and express your interest. Board meetings are held on the first Monday of each month, starting at 5:00 p.m. Agenda information can be found on our website.
PLANNING COMMISSION’S PRIMARY ROLE
The planning commission is a body of citizens that serve within local government, acting as an advisory group to the municipal governing body on issues and policies related to zoning, planning, land use regulation, and community development. Citizens are appointed to the commission by the Village governing body and represent the municipality at large. Planning Commission members do not represent any particular person, business, or group within their municipality. Instead, the goal is to provide impartial input and guidance that will positively affect the entire municipality and excuse themselves from any actions where a conflict of interest could be perceived.