TIFFANY TOWNSHIP Snowplowing Guidelines
The Patrolman shall use his/her best judgement and these guidelines using the equipment available to maintain winter town roads in a safe and convenient condition as may be reasonably possible. It is understood that every storm poses different challenges caused by variations in timing, duration, wind, temperature, reliability of weather forecasting, and the amount of snow that falls. It is also understood that safe winter roads are the priority for the citizens of this township.
1. If it’s raining and temperatures are falling, spread sand on critical hills and curves immediately or as soon as reasonably possible.
2. During normal work hours, work to clear any accumulating snow that will not melt if not removed. If moderate snow is expected later in the day or evening the patrolman may adjust his/her hours for the day or he/she may add 6 hours of overtime at his/her discretion to clear the roads. It is always better to plow before roads are driven on.
3. After normal working hours and on weekends, plow critical areas where snow will pack and freeze (especially in shady areas) where it would be more difficult to remove snow the next working day.
4. Do what is necessary to prevent packed snow from accumulating on roads from one snowfall to the next. This might include spreading salt and coming back with the grader after the snowstorm has ended.
5. If a significant snowfall is expected over a shorter time period (4 to 6 hours), wait until the storm begins to abate to start plowing.
6. If a significant snowfall is expected of 6 to 12 or more inches over an 8 to 12 hour period begin plowing as soon as two inches have accumulated. In such cases it may be necessary to plow the 31 miles of town roads twice.
7. Give extra attention to the typical wind-drift areas plowing sooner and more often as necessary.
8. If the county pulls their trucks off the road we will also pull our trucks at that time.
​9. If in doubt, contact the Town Chairman or the next available Supervisor if he/she cannot be reached to approve additional work

​Help Wanted
Patrolman-Town of Tiffany
The candidate will be able to:

• Perform all maintenance of the Township roads though appropriate maintenance practices
• Exercise good, independent judgement
• Perform tasks with little supervision
• Pass DOT drug test
• Hold a Class A Commercial Driver’s License (CDL)
• Be available nights, holidays and weekends during snow, ice and other weather emergencies

Contact the Tiffany Town Clerk, Katie Moll, for full job description or to submit resume with references at tiffanytownkatie@yahoo.com or call her at 715-607-1805.

Resolution #  2021-3
Town of Tiffany, Dunn County, Wisconsin
 
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, pursuant to the Wisconsin Statue § 5.15, that the town board of the Town of Tiffany, Dunn County, Wisconsin, do hereby accept the redistricting recommendations set out by the County of Dunn.
 
 
Ward 1:  That part of the Town of Tiffany, lying southerly of a line more fully described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the west line of the Town of Tiffany and the north line of the Village of Downing Village Limits,
Thence easterly along said Village Limits to County Road Q,
Thence northerly along said County Road Q to County Road N,
Thence easterly along said County Road N to the east line of the Town of Tiffany, being the point of ending of this description.
Excluding lands within the Village of Downing and Village of Boyceville
(Part of County Supervisory District 3)
 
Ward 2:  That part of the Town of Tiffany, lying northerly of a line more fully described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the west line of the Town of Tiffany and the north line of the Village of Downing Village Limits,
Thence easterly along said Village Limits to County Road Q,
Thence northerly along said County Road Q to County Road N,
Thence easterly along said County Road N to the east line of the Town of Tiffany, being the point of ending of this description.
(Part of County Supervisory District 2)
 
Approved by Chairman Siler and Supervisor Kegan.

Katie Moll-clerk

The  asphalt floor was put in by AMP out of Spring Valley.  

The  shed is completed and the asphalt floor is scheduled to go in this week.

This picture shows the ground work and sides of the shed completed this week.

The Town of Tiffany Board of Supervisors would like to thank the many townspeople for their input on this resolution at the July Monthly Meeting.
There were differences of opinion, but everyone acted with respect, in a calm and peaceful manner, which ultimately helped us come to an agreed upon resolution
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Below is the accepted, amended resolution.  The board will move to adopt this resolution at the August Monthly Meeting.

TOWN OF TIFFANY
DUNN COUNTY, WISCONSIN
Constitutional Rights Protection Resolution
WHEREAS, the Constitution of the United States is the Supreme Law of our nation; and;

WHEREAS, the Bill of Rights added the first 10 amendments to the United State Constitution in order to provide specific guarantees of personal freedoms, clearly defined limitations on the governments power, and explicit declarations that all rights and powers not granted to the U.S. Congress are reserved for the States or the people; and;

WHEREAS, the Right of the People to Keep and Bear Arms is guaranteed as an Individual Right under the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution; reads “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of the free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed;” and under the Constitution of the State of Wisconsin, Article 1, Section 25, read “The people have the right to keep and  bear arms for security, defense, hunting, recreation or any other lawful purpose;” and;

WHEREAS, the Right of the People to Keep and Bear Arms for the defense of Life, Liberty and Property is regarded as an inalienable Right by the People of Town of Tiffany, Wisconsin, and;

WHEREAS, the People of the Town of Tiffany, Wisconsin derive an economic benefit from all safe forms of firearms recreation, hunting and shooting conducted within the Town of Tiffany using all types of firearms allowable under the United States Constitution and the Constitution of the State of Wisconsin, and;

WHEREAS, the Town of Tiffany Board of Supervisors, being elected to represent the people of Town of Tiffany and being duly sworn by their Oath of Office to uphold the United States Constitution and the Constitution of the State of Wisconsin, and;

WHEREAS, the Town of Tiffany Board of Supervisors is concerned about the passage of any bill containing language which could be interpreted as infringing the rights of the citizens of Town of Tiffany to keep and bear arms, and;

WHEREAS, the Town of Tiffany Board of Supervisors wishes to express its deep commitment to the rights of all citizens of Town of Tiffany to keep and bear arms.
NOW, THEREFORE, IT BE AND IS HEREBY RESOLVED that the People of Town of Tiffany, Wisconsin, do hereby oppose the enactment of any legislation that would infringe upon the Right of the People to keep and bear arms.
 
VOTE REQUIREMENT FOR PASSAGE: Majority
RESOLUTION SUMMARY: Town of Tiffany advocates the constitutional rights of its citizens.
Approved as to form:
 
___________________________________              Dated: __________________________
Chuck Siler-Chairman
_________________________________                  Dated: __________________________
Lee Kegan- Supervisor I
__________________________________                Dated: ___________________________
Steve Boyd-Supervisor II
 
Considered Date: ___7-12-21____
Adopted Date:    _____________
Vote:  ____ Ayes    _____ Noes    ____  Absent   _____ Vacant