City Council

Mayor John Werner

Councilor Suzanne Herstad

Councilor Bob Quade

Councilor Jayme Heim

Councilor John Hegstrom

Vision Statement

City of Rice Lake, with its recreational amenities and rich rural character, strives to provide a well balanced, secure, and enjoyable living environment for citizens of all ages. As a friendly, quiet, family-oriented community, the citizens of the City appreciate and respect the needs of their neighbors. Families will raise their children in safety, peace and quiet, away from the congestion and noise of the city. The City will work together with its residents to sustain moderate commercial, residential and recreational growth, while making sure not to alter the existing character of the City. Proactive decision-making, and the provision of services on the part of the City will maintain the existing quality of life.

COVID-19 News

City facilities will be closed to the public starting Monday, November 16th. We ask that you use the "Drop Box" located at the new front entrance to drop off items for City staff including;

Utility Payments
Building Permit Applications
Zoning Applications

City staff are continuing to conduct business via phone or email. You can also call and make an appointment with City Staff. FACE MASKS ARE REQUIRED WHEN ENTERING CITY FACILITIES

INTERNET SURVEY

The City recently had a printer mail out an Internet Survey to all our residents. The printer made an error and did not match the survey address with the address they mailed the survey to. If you received an Internet Survey with the wrong address, please cross the wrong address off and enter your correct address, fill out the survey, and return it to City Hall by mail or by dropping it off. The survey deadline has been extended to November 13th to give you more time to get it completed.

Rice Lake City

City Council

Mayor John Werner

Councilor Suzanne Herstad

Councilor Bob Quade

Councilor Jayme Heim

Councilor John Hegstrom

City Hall

Meeting Agendas and Minutes

Recycle Shed