Left, Sample Ballots adorn the walls of the Village of Plover Municipal Building on Post Road. (City-Times photo)

By Brandi Makuski

The Village of Plover is getting ready for the spring election.

Along with residents from Stevens Point and other municipalities, the village residents will be voting for District 4 Court of Appeals, County Executive, County Board of Supervisors and School Board.

An election booth in the Village of Plover Municipal Building.

But Plover is also voting for members of the Village Board- known as Trustees- and they are all running unopposed.

The village is split into three wards and has two representatives from each. Trustees serve two year alternating terms and earn $3000 per year.

Joe Radomski of Ward 1 is not running for reelection, and with no other candidate running for that seat Village President Dan Schlutter said a write-in candidate will be needed. Otherwise, he said, the board members can appoint a Trustee or take applications for the spot.

Orville Damrue of Ward 2 and Al Tessman from Ward 3 are also running for reelection on April 1. Polls are open 7 AM- 8 PM.