Meetings: The Village Board Meetings are held every first and third Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. All public is welcome to attend the meetings.
Authority: According to the Village of Lake Hallie Code of Ordinance Section 2.1.02 (3). The Village Board is vested with all lawful authority granted pursuant to Wis. Stat. Ch. 61. The authority of the Village Board may include additional statutory authority, powers and duties to manage and direct certain affairs of the Village of Lake Hallie, as provided by law. In addition the Village Board is vested with all general and specific authority, powers and duties which are applicable to Villages under the Wisconsin State Constitution, Wisconsin Statutes, Administrative Regulations, and the common and municipal law of this state.
President
Gary Spilde
Phone: (715) 944-4211
Term Expires: April 2027
Trustee
Tim Calkins
Phone: (715) 514-7911
Term Expires: April 2027
Trustee
Pete Lehmann
Phone: (715) 497-3214
Term Expires: April 2027
Trustee
Mark Danielson
Phone: (715) 271-2131
Term Expires: April 2028
Trustee
Brad Hudson
Phone: (715) 944-9249
Term Expires: April 2028
Running for Office
Non-Partisan Offices in the Village of Lake Hallie
Village President (1) - 2 year term
Village Trustee (4) - 2 year term
Minimum Qualifications
United States Citizenship
At least 18 years of age
Satisfy residency requirements
May not have been convicted of a felony in any court in the United States unless pardoned of the conviction.
Candidate Forms - Getting on the Ballot:
All persons who are running for office as a candidate must file the campaign registration statement, declaration of candidacy, and nomination papers. All documents shall be in the Clerk’s office no later than the first Tuesday in January.
Campaign Finance Registration Statement
Candidates cannot fundraise or insure expenses until after this form has been filed.
Must be notarized or signed - The Clerk’s office can do this.
This form is due to the Village Clerk no later than 5:00 p.m. on the day of the deadline for filing nomination papers.
Circulation begins December 1, 2026.
Those who circulate the papers for nomination must be the following:
A U.S. Citizen
Over 18 years of age
Not otherwise disqualified as an elector in the State of Wisconsin
Circulators then certify, sign, and date the nomination paper(s) after they obtain the last signature on the page.
Office
Minimum Valid Signatures
Maximum Valid Signatures
All village offices
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