The Village of Sister Bay is a friendly, thriving community where residents and visitors alike enjoy the natural beauty of its surroundings enhanced by well-maintained parks and the natural environment. The unique charm of the Village’s waterfront, library and businesses are enjoyed and utilized by all. As Northern Door County’s year-round village, it balances the needs of a growing retirement community, while attracting and supporting its younger population with a viable economy. The Village has carefully controlled growth to maintain its charm, character and natural beauty.

THE 2020 ASSESSMENT ROLLS ARE NOW AVAILABLE

The 2020 Assessment Rolls for real estate as well as personal property are now available, and the hyperlinks to that information follows:

To access the Real Property Assessment Roll  Please Click Here

To access the Personal Property Assessment Roll Please Click Here

If you have any questions regarding your assessment please contact Troy Zacharias, the Village’s Assessor, at 920-766-7323.

Open Book was conducted at the Sister Bay-Liberty Grove Fire Station on Mill Road on Friday, July 17, 2020 from 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. and Saturday, July 18, 2020 from 9:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. If you did not attend either of those sessions and wish to file an objection to your property assessment, please call the village office at (920) 854-4118 to request a form.  

DUE TO CONCERNS ABOUT COVID-19 THE VILLAGE OF SISTER BAY BOARD OF REVIEW SCHEDULED FOR AUGUST 4TH WILL BE CONDUCTED VIRTUALLY. OBJECTIONS FORMS ARE DUE TO THE VILLAGE CLERK BY JULY 31ST AND THE CLERK WILL SEE THAT YOU ARE PROVIDED WITH A LINK TO ACCESS THE ZOOM MEETING THAT EVENING BEGINNING AT 6:00 P.M.  

VILLAGE OF SISTER BAY – COVID-19 (CORONAVIRUS) INFORMATION

GENERAL INQUIRIES:

The Village of Sister Bay has declared a Health Emergency regarding the spread of COVID-19. Village officials are working diligently to assist the state in preventing the spread of Coronavirus. We ask that the public practice “social distancing” in an effort to prevent the spread. 

The Village Administration building will be closed to the public until further notice. Please visit the Village of Sister Bay Website and select the “contact us” tab to reach a Village official. We likely can complete your request or transaction without in-person interactions.

PAYMENTS:

For utility payments, please use xPress Bill Pay or through EFT transfer. If this matter is urgent, please contact our Utilities Clerk via email ([email protected]) or use the drop box located outside the entrance to the Administration Building to submit payments (available 24/7). Please contact the office, 920-854-4118, for information regarding any other payments.

VILLAGE GOVERNMENT MEETINGS:

All Village meetings will now be conducted virtually. Hyperlinks to the virtual platform we are utilizing will be listed on the Agendas which are posted on this website.

VILLAGE BUILDING CLOSURES:

The Village Administration building is closed until further notice. Village staff will remain working, either at the Village Administration building or remotely. You can contact Village officials at 920-854-4118. Face-to-face meetings are discouraged.

The Library will be closed per County orders indefinitely. The Village Hall and the Fire Station will also be closed to the public at this time.

GENERAL HEALTH INFO:

Prevent the spread – wash your hands regularly for at least 20 seconds with soap and water, cover your coughs and sneezes, and stay home when you are ill. The recommendation of the Wisconsin Department of Health Services is if you have traveled to a country with a Level 3 Travel Health Notice for COVID-19, you will be asked to self-quarantine for 14 days after returning to Wisconsin. If you have a fever, cough and shortness of breath, seek medical attention and stay home. This means do not go to school, work, enter public buildings, or attend large gatherings. Please see the Wisconsin Department of Health Services website for more details on self-quarantining: https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/covid-19/index.htm.

We realize that not everyone can do everything. But we have to try our absolute best as a community, starting today. Enhancing social distancing, even by one day, can make a huge difference.

We have a preemptive opportunity to save lives through the actions we take right now. It is a public health imperative. It is also our responsibility as a community to act while we still have a choice and while our actions can have the greatest impact.

Thank you for your anticipated cooperation.

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