Town of Wilbur

10/07/2026

10/05/2026

If you missed the Immunization Clinic at Wilbur School on Friday, don't worry there are more opportunities this month in Lincoln County. Check the flyer for dates and locations.

10/05/2026

📣 It's that time of the year!!

🛑 Stop by the Wilbur fire station and gobble up some yummy homemade donuts!!

😉 All ages welcome!! Yeah, we know a lot of adults that are excited about this announcement!!

🍩 Donuts will be ready by 6:30pm!

😁 See you there!

10/02/2026

*The Governor's statewide burn ban lifted today at noon. It now goes back to individual fire districts. Thus far we know Districts 7 and 8 have lifted burn bans.

The National Park Service ban will be lifted effective 12:01 am on Friday (October 2nd). We expect others to folllow soon.

We will do our best to keep you updated as other bans lift. 🙏

09/25/2026

The new EV Charging station is online and ready to use, located at the corner of NW Richmond and Highway 2, by Doxie's Diner.
Go to https://www.plugshare.com/ to see what kind of chargers are available and where to find other stations.

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09/25/2026

Just a friendly reminder that our Public Works crew is still replacing the remaining old meters in town. Our Neptune Meter Project is nearly done with less than 100 to go! 🦺
Having a new water meter installed is not an optional service. All water connections to the Wilbur Municipal Water System are required to be metered, per WMC 13A.15.020.
The crew will work as quickly as possible when changing your meter to limit the amount of time your water will be off. Typically, they can change a meter in 15 to 30 minutes. Should our crew encounter a difficult meter, they will work with residents to keep them informed and possibly schedule the work for a better time.
If you are curious about the new meters, they are considered “AMR Meters,” meaning they send data one-way when a utility worker drives or walks nearby with a receiver. 👩‍💼 The Town of Wilbur does not have AMI Water Meters. That means your meter reads cannot be accessed without a person actually physically being nearby your meter. Town employees and residents are also not able to access up-to-date meter usage stats online or with an app. 📋

09/17/2026

FYI. Last week we updated the county map showing burn bans by individual fire districts as some had intended to lift bans. It has since come to our attention that the Governor's Emergency Proclamation is still in effect and bans all burning statewide until at least September 30th. We will keep you updated as conditions change. 🙏