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Franklin Technology Commission Member Passes Away

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I just received notice that one of my fellow Franklin Technology Commission members passed away this past Saturday April 30th. Warren Mittlestadt Sr. passing came unexpectedly at age 64.

The commission group just saw Warren at our last Technology Commission meeting on April 27th. We will all miss his great sense of humor, and his great personality.

Here is his Obituary:

 
 

Warren Mittelstadt Sr. - Franklin Technology Commissioner

 

Warren A. Mittelstadt, Sr., 64, Franklin, formerly of Marshfield, passed away unexpectedly on Saturday, April 30, 2011, in Milwaukee. He was born March 27, 1947 in Marshfield, WI, son of the late Wilfred and Janet (Alban) Mittelstadt. He graduated from Marshfield High school, and served his country in the United States Army during the Vietnam War. Warren married Laurie Toonen in Milwaukee. Warren was a Manager of Information Technology at the Parenting Network in Milwaukee. He played in a band his whole life; he really loved music. He had his commercial pilot’s license, and he loved to fly.

He will be deeply missed by his three loving children: Amanda Mittelstadt and her fiancé-Derek Rhodes, De Pere; Warren A. Mittelstadt, Jr., and his son, Landon, De Pere; and Tiffany (David) Cruz, Highland, IL, and their three children: Angela, CeCe, and David, Jr.; special friend, Kathy Ausbrook, Mission Hills, Kansan; one sister, Linda Raymond, Boca Raton, FL, and her two sons, Will and Allan Raymond; and his former wife, Laurie Toonen, De Pere.

Friends may call Thursday, May 5, 2011, from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Cotter Funeral Home, 860 N. Webster Ave., De Pere. Visitation will continue on Friday at the funeral home from 10:00 a.m. until the hour of service at 11:00 a.m. Burial with full military rites will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, De Pere. Online condolences may be expressed at www.cotterfuneralhome.com

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Franklin Taxpayers can View, Print and Pay their Taxes Online

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All this is available from the newly designed City of Franklin website and is easy to find on the front page!  Just follow the first link on the page Property Tax Bill Information.

Don’t want to wait for your tax bill until it comes in the mail?  Try the new Franklin Web Tax Portal

 Property tax payments are accepted as soon as tax bills are available in December and until July 31st of the following year.  Once payments are processed, they can be viewed via the City’s Web Portal.  Payments are due either in full by January 31st or in installments with 50% due January 31st, 25% due March 31st, and 25% due on May 31st.

Enter complete Owner, Address, or Parcel ID information and click “Search for Parcels” or hit “Enter” and you will be directed to that property tax record containing general parcel information.  If only partial Name or Address information is known, enter the partial information and click “Search for Parcels” or hit “Enter” and all parcels containing that information will be displayed.  Double click on the relevant parcel to display further information.

Tax Payment Information is located under the ”Taxes” tab in the left-hand column.

If you are just to busy to pay your taxes this year you may consider an option the City of Franklin has offered for a nominal fee for the past several years.

Want to pay your taxes online or by phone?

Payment by Credit Card

The City of Franklin does not process credit card payments on its own and has partnered with Government Payment Services, Inc. (GPS) to provide this service.  The payer contacts GPS either by phone or online and needs the following basic information to complete a transaction:  Item to be paid, the “Pay Location Code”, amount of transaction, the type of credit card, and the credit card number. GPS processes two credit card transactions: one for the amount of the obligation that is immediately forwarded to the City of Franklin, and a second for a convenience fee that is retained by GPS.  PLEASE NOTE:  A 4.75% fee for service will be added to the amount of fees due when paid by phone.  A 3.5% fee for service will be added to the amount of fees due when paid online. 

Credit card payments are accepted by phone or online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for the following transactions:

Municipal Court Fines and Forfeitures
Tickets Issued by the Franklin Police Department
Property Tax Bills
Invoices Generated by the City of Franklin

The City of Franklin does not accept credit card payments for Sewer and Water Bills or online licenses and permits that require a concurrent application for those services.
 
Payment of: 
Municipal Court Fines & Forfeitures Pay Online or by Phone
Tickets Issued by the Franklin Police Department Pay Online or by Phone
Property Tax Bills Pay Online or by Phone
Invoices Generated by the City of Franklin Pay Online or by Phone

 Now all you have to do is have the money to pay them!

It is that easy.

Maybe the city could have an extra link to Payday Loans!

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