ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES (ATVs) and UTILITY-TERRAIN VEHICLES (UTVs) Routes NOW OPEN on Village of Cleveland Streets!
Please Watch for Posted Signs. Route Map: ATV/UTV ROUTE MAP (click for link)
REMEMBER BE SAFE WHEN OPERATING ATV/UTVs
on VILLAGE STREETS!
To Review the Village ATV/UTV Ordinance, 2024-O-05:
ATV/UTV RULES:
- You must wear a helmet if you are under 18 years of age.
- If you were born on or after January 1, 1988, you must possess an ATV safety certificate.
- Your vehicle must be registered with the State of Wisconsin.
- You must yield the right of way to all vehicle traffic and pedestrians.
- The noise level must be 96 db or less.
- Machines operating on pavement can be dangerous. Be cautious!
- You MUST use hand signals or turn signals when turning or stopping on any Village Street.
- Railroad Right of Ways are Not Allowed.
- MUST Remain in Parking Areas within the Parks
ATV/UTV LAWS REMINDER:
You are required to know all laws pertaining to the operation of these machines in the Village of Cleveland.
- Travel Upon Village Streets. Operation of ATV/UTVs within the Village limits shall be strictly limited to traveling along the extreme right side of Village streets designated for that purpose.
- Headlight. Every ATV/UTV operating within the Village, upon any public street, must always display a lighted headlight and taillight, day or night. The headlights must be a white or clear light and must be capable of illuminating the road ahead during hours of darkness and be observed at a distance of 200 feet. Headlights must be properly adjusted so as not to interfere with the operation of other vehicles on the roadway.
- High Performance. ATV/UTV classified as high performance or designed for racing will not be allowed on Village streets.
- Operation on Sidewalks Prohibited. ATV/UTV are not permitted on any sidewalk, pedestrian way, or upon the terrace area between the sidewalk and curb of any street in the Village, except for snow removal.
- Restriction on Equipment. No ATV/UTV may be operated on any street within the Village limits unless it conforms to all noise, registration, and other equipment requirements. No person who is not lawfully licensed, under current driver’s license suspension, revocation or cancellation for any reason, may operate an ATV/UTV upon Village streets.
- Routes Designated. Except as provided in Wis. Statutes or herein stated, no person shall operate any vehicle upon any public right-of-way, in any public park or cemetery or on any other public or private property in the Village except upon routes designated by the Village Board as ATV/UTV routes.
- Signs and Markers to be Observed. No person shall fail to obey any route sign, marker or speed limit, or traffic sign.
- Slow Moving Vehicle. Any ATV/UTV which is not able to attain a speed of 25 MPH must display a Slow-Moving Vehicle sign as stated in Wis. Statutes.
- Speed. No person shall operate an ATV/UTV within the Village of Cleveland or on any public street/highway or other public way designated in the Village of Cleveland Municipal Code at a speed in excess of any posted limit.
- Taillights. Shall be red in color and be observable to a distance of 500 feet at night.
- Unattended Vehicles. No person shall leave any ATV/UTV unattended on any public highway or public property while the motor is running or with the starting key left in the ignition.
The Village of Cleveland Police Department shall have the power to declare when ATV/UTV routes are either open or closed. Such openings and closures may be posted on the Village website or the Police Department Facebook page.
Thank you!
CLEVELAND LIONS CLUB CAPITAL CAMPAIGN DRIVE
The Cleveland Lions Club is inviting you to join them in an exciting and important endeavor –
Dairyland Park Pavilion Capital Campaign Drive
More information regarding this campaign can be found in their flyer – Flyer
DOG LICENSING
All dogs are required to be vaccinated by a veterinarian for rabies and licensed in the local municipality, according to Sec. 95.21(2) and Sec. 174.052 of the Wisconsin Statutes.
Vaccination is required within 30 days after a dog reaches 4 months of age and re-vaccinated within one year after the initial vaccination. Older dogs must be re-vaccinated when the certificate expires or within 3 years of the previous vaccination.
All dogs 5 months of age or older require a license.
License Fee
Neutered Male or Spayed Female – $10.00
Male or Female, not neutered or spayed – $20.00
PLEASE do not combine your dog license fee with any other payment.
Penalties
A late fee of $10.00 shall be assessed to the owner of each dog 5 months of age or over who fails to obtain a dog license by April 1 or within 30 days of obtaining ownership of a licensable dog, per Wisconsin Statute 174.05(5).
Any owner who fails to have a dog vaccinated as required by statute may be required to forfeit up to $500.
Payment can be made by e-check or credit card at www.clevelandwi.gov/payments with our vendor, Payment Service Network (PSN). There is a service fee to PSN for this option. Checks or money orders can be mailed to Clerk’s Office, PO Box 87, Cleveland WI 53015, or left in one of the drop boxes in front of Village Hall, 1150 W Washington Ave, Cleveland. Cash payments should be brought into the Clerk’s Office.
You will be mailed the dog tag and license if you do not license in person.
Water/Sewer Utility Payments
Water/sewer utility bills can be paid in person during walk-in hours or by appointment, placed in either drop box in front of Village Hall, mailed to Village Hall, or paid by e–check or credit card at www.clevelandwi.gov/payments through our vendor, Payment Service Network (PSN). There is a service fee charged by PSN. Please do not combine your utility payment with any other type of payment.
Building Permits
Building permit applications can be dropped off in person, placed in one of the drop boxes outside the Village Hall, mailed to Village Hall, or emailed to swilker@clevelandwi.gov. Permit fees can be paid in person, placed in one of the drop boxes, mailed, or paid by e–check or credit card at www.clevelandwi.gov/payments through our vendor, Payment Service Network (PSN). There is a service fee charged by PSN. The approved permit card can be picked up or will be mailed, emailed, or faxed to you.
Please do not combine your building permit fee with any other type of payment.
Link to Permit page: www.clevelandwi.gov/permits.
ClearSky Rehabilitation Hospital
More information regarding the facility: Article
VILLAGE HALL WALK-IN HOURS
MONDAY through THURSDAY
10am to 12noon
12:30pm to 4pm
Village Hall staff are also available by appointment, if needed.
To schedule an appointment, call (920) 693-8181 or email swilker@clevelandwi.gov.
MUNICIPAL COURT DATE & TIME
THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 2025, at 5:30 PM
Court Office Hours: Tuesdays and Wednesdays 9AM to 1PM or by appointment
Rhonda Deehr, Court Clerk: court@clevelandwi.gov
Phone: 920-782-0648
GARBAGE AND RECYCLING PICKUP
Curbside Pickup is
TUESDAYS beginning at 6:00AM
Leave 5 to 6 feet between carts so the equipment can
pickup and drop off with less likelihood of the cart tipping over.
Placing one cart on each side
of the driveway is recommended,
but please don’t block access to your mailbox!
If you don’t have 5 to 6 feet available,
separate the carts as much as reasonable
to minimize the chances of cart damage.
Contact information to discuss delivery or service issues, ask questions, or report a damaged cart:
GFL Environmental
(920) 687-2631
ChiltonWI@gflenv.com
YARD WASTE SITE IS OPEN FOR THE SEASON!
TIME CHANGE NOTE: The YARD WASTE SITE will be CLOSED FRIDAY MAY 30th, will re-open for the Bulk Goods Event on Saturday, May 31 from 9AM – 2PM and WILL THEN BE CLOSED UNTIL TUESDAY JUNE 3! Please take NOTE.
FOR USE BY VILLAGE OF CLEVELAND RESIDENTS ONLY–
289 Whitetail Lane, Cleveland
April 1 thru November 30
Closed Mondays
Tuesday-Sunday 7:30am – 8pm
Notice a Street Light out or blinking? Contact WE Energies at the following website:
BOW HUNTING PERMIT
— APPLICATION AVAILABLE —
Did you know permits are available to crossbow or bow and arrow hunt in the Village?
This program is managed by the Cleveland Police Department. Feel free to reach out to them with questions: 920-693-3442 or swilker@clevelandwi.gov. The application is available below.
BOW HUNTING PERMIT APPLICATION
Posted October 13, 2022