2023 Summer Seasonal Positions!

The following is a listing of all Seasonal positions available through the Bellevue Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department. Please note all positions can be applied for at any time of the year. For more information on these programs, please visit the Job Opportunities page on the Village website.

Summer Camp Counselor
The Camp Counselor is responsible for supervising camp participants during course of the day. Camp Counselors plan and coordinate daily recreational activities for program participants. Counselors are responsible for providing a safe, fun, and comfortable atmosphere for all, while instilling the six pillars of character.

Public Works/Parks Maintenance Laborer
Our seasonal employees are essential to meet a variety of seasonal summer and fall duties. Seasonal employees assist regular staff from mid-May through mid-September, depending upon assigned tasks. Positions may provide up to 40 hours per week for up to 6-months of continuous employment. Additional hours may be available before May 1st and after mid-September. Applicants with more limited availability are still encouraged to apply.

Parks Intern
An intern with the Village of Bellevue Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department will receive a well-rounded internship experience in a growing, progressive community. The intern will be exposed to and gain experience in programming, marketing, personnel supervision, facility operation and financial management. The intern will assist with the administration, supervision, and leadership of park and leisure service-related functions such as, but not inclusive to: youth, adult and older adult programming, community special events, park maintenance operations, park planning, urban forestry administration, and general office administration.

We’re Kind of a Big Deal… Our AWARD WINNING Summer Day Camp will be back for its’ 13^th year! Held at two convenient locations:

• Josten Park: 2280 Town Hall Road
• DeBroux Park: 2900 Brighton Place

Resident registration begins Monday, February 6^th. For more information or to download the handbook & registration paperwork visit our website.

What Touches the Ground, Enters the Water!

Ice & Snow Control

We can have safe walkways in the winter & cleaner water all year round.

Stormwater runs off our property into the streets ... picking up pollutants. Once it reaches the storm drain the water & pollutants are discharged into our local waterways. Untreated runoff is the biggest threat to our Nation's water quality.

Download the flyer from our partners at Renew our Waters to learn more about ICE & SNOW CONTROL. Let’s have safe walkways this winter & cleaner water ALL YEAR! 

Central Brown County Water Authority has a Facebook page!

Want to know more about your drinking water, its origin and how it gets to our community?  Be sure to Like and Follow the Central Brown County Water Authority’s recently launched Facebook page at Facebook.com/cbcwaH2O.

There you’ll find great information including:

• How and why the Water Authority was formed
• Which communities the Water Authority serves
• Insights on your drinking water and where it comes from
• Helpful information you as a consumer should be aware of
• Tips on how you can help protect our most valuable resource
• Plus, fun facts about the Water Authority and all things H20

You can also comment on the posts, share content with others and ask questions, either in a post or directly to the Water Authority’s general manager via the message link on the page.

SPRING PRIMARY - VOTING BY ABSENTEE BALLOT

Absentee Voting by Mail

You may request an absentee ballot online at MyVote.WI.gov/en-us/Vote-Absentee-By-Mail. Absentee ballot applications may also be submitted in person, by mail, or by fax. Your written request must list your voting address within the municipality where you vote, the address where the absentee ballot should be sent if different and your signature.

Important:

• You may no longer return your ballot in any drop boxlocated at any Village of Bellevue facility. The drop box at 2828 Allouez Ave is for utility bills/property taxes. The drop box at 3100 Eaton Rd is for court fines only.
• You may no longer return a ballot for another individual, even if that individual lives within your household (i.e., spouse, child).
• Ballots can only be mailed or returned by the voter; no one else may return your ballot; however, if you are a voter who, because of disability, cannot personally mail your ballot. In that case, the voter can receive assistance in dropping off or mailing their ballot by a person of their choice; the person cannot be their employer or agent of that employer, officer, or agent of the voter’s union.

In-Person Absentee Voting

In-person absentee voting begins on Tuesday, February 7, 2023

                 When:      February 7-17, 2023

                  Time:      Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

                                  Friday, 2/17 – 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

               Where:      Village Offices (2828 Allouez Ave.)

For additional information on voting in the Village of Bellevue, please visit our Voting & Elections webpage.