Greenville’s public record, organized for residents.

VillageOfGreenville.com is an independent community record for Greenville, Wisconsin — organizing local history, civic records, public decisions, and growth signals from source-linked public information.

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What This Site Is

VillageOfGreenville.com is an independent community record for Greenville, Wisconsin. It is not a government website. It is not a news organization. It is a structured, source-driven effort to make public information about Greenville easier to find and understand.

Every claim on this site is tied to a source. Every source is labeled with a trust tier. When information is uncertain, incomplete, or in need of review, this site says so. The goal is a reliable reference — not a fast one.

This site is designed to grow over time, with future automation to monitor official Village sources and surface changes to the civic record.

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Village of Greenville — Official Website
Village of Greenville — Our Community (History)
Boards and Commissions — Village of Greenville
Staff Directory — Village of Greenville
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How the Community Record Works

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    Record registered

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    Facts extracted and labeled

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Greenville Timeline

Full timeline
2021

Incorporated as Village of Greenville

After years of rapid growth, the community voted to incorporate as the Village of Greenville under Wisconsin statutes, transitioning from town government to village governance with a Village President and Board of Trustees.

1896

Established as Town of Greenville

The community adopted the name Town of Greenville, formalizing its municipal identity under Wisconsin's township government structure.

1879

Name Changed to Becker

The community's name was changed to Becker, reflecting changes in the local community identity during this period.

Who Represents Greenville?

Full roster
Current — Official
Jack Anderson
Elected April 2025
Source: Village Boards page
Current — Official
Andy Peters
Elected April 2025
Source: Village Boards page
Current — Official
Dean Culbertson
Elected April 2025
Source: Village Boards page

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Public Records Monitor

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Resolution No. 6-26 — Adopting the Village of Greenville Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 2026–2030

Posted on the Village Legal Notices page. Document title references adoption of the five-year outdoor recreation plan. Formal adoption has not been independently verified against meeting minutes.

Posted — OfficialSource ReviewedAdoption unverified

Resolution No. 7-26 — Approving a Special Exception for a CSM in Comprehensive Plan Tier II Parcels #111077403 and 111077402

Posted on the Village Legal Notices page. References approval of a Certified Survey Map (CSM) special exception for two Tier II parcels. Formal adoption not independently verified.

Posted — OfficialSource ReviewedAdoption unverified

Resolution No. 8-26 — Approving a Special Exception for Home Business Located at N952 Fox Springs Drive, Parcel 111080215

Posted on the Village Legal Notices page. References approval of a special exception for a home business use. Residential address is not displayed on this site. Formal adoption not independently verified.

Posted — OfficialSource ReviewedAdoption unverified

Resolution No. 10-26 — Approving a CSM for Parcels 111048000 and 111048100

Posted on the Village Legal Notices page. References approval of a Certified Survey Map (CSM) for two parcels. Formal adoption not independently verified.

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