East Troy Airport hosts Governor Evers visit amid ongoing public works projects

In the heart of East Troy, the Village Board gathered under the warm glow of city hall lights, discussing the latest developments and ongoing projects that shape their community. Among the highlights was a recent promotional video shot at the local airport, which received positive feedback for showcasing the area’s charm. Board members expressed excitement about the video, emphasizing the importance of highlighting East Troy’s unique features.

As the meeting progressed, Public Works Director Jason presented the first quarter report, detailing significant projects that have kept the department busy. The recreation area project, a major undertaking over the winter, is nearing completion, promising to enhance local recreational opportunities. Additionally, staff dedicated considerable time to interior painting and cleanup of the water utility's well houses, reflecting a commitment to maintaining essential infrastructure.

The conversation also touched on the seasonal fluctuations in fuel sales at the airport, with board members noting the impact of weather on visitor numbers. Despite a slow weekend, optimism remained high as warmer days are expected to draw more people to the area.

In a light-hearted moment, it was mentioned that Governor Evers had flown into East Troy Airport recently, though he did not stop by for a visit. This anecdote added a touch of humor to the meeting, illustrating the village's growing visibility.

As the meeting wrapped up, the board members reflected on the positive feedback received from residents about improvements in the airport's facilities, which now feel more inviting. The invitation for community members to tour the airport was extended, reinforcing the village's commitment to transparency and engagement.

With ongoing projects and a focus on community enhancement, East Troy continues to evolve, fostering a sense of pride among its residents. The board's discussions not only highlighted current achievements but also set the stage for future initiatives that promise to enrich the village's character and appeal.