The city of Stanley is in need of a new on-site water operator, following the departure of city employees John Hoel and Jeriame Czubakowski, who helped manage day to day plant operations. Hoel left …
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The city of Stanley is in need of a new on-site water operator, following the departure of city employees John Hoel and Jeriame Czubakowski, who helped manage day to day plant operations.
Hoel left Aug. 15, while Czubakowski’s last day is Oct. 31.
“Jeriame has put in his two-week notice, “City Administrator-Clerk/Treasurer Nicole Pilgrim confirmed. “According to his notice, his last day will be October 31, 2025. This will be on the next meeting agenda for acceptance.”
A special council meeting took place to address the situation on Wednesday Oct. 29 at 6:00 p.m. in city hall, after press time. The agenda included a discussion with Eric Lyne regarding a water treatment plant operations assistance proposal, current plant operations overseen by CBS Squared Inc.
An advertisement for water operator is contained in this week’s issue on page 3, with applications due by Nov. 10 at city hall. The water operator post includes a fringe benefit package, with starting wage of $25 per hour minimum, based on qualifications.
Job requirements include a high school diploma, the ability to complete assigned tasks without constant supervision, ability to follow oral and written instructions, and the ability to communicate effectively with the public.
Also required is general knowledge of mechanics, basic chemistry, and electrical systems.
Applicants must have or immediately obtain a valid State of Wisconsin Commercial Drivers License (CDL) and also maintain it, and be willing to work a rotating weekend work schedule, as well as shift rotation. Successful applicants must obtain a grade 1 water operator certification and basic wastewater operator certification within three years.
The work schedule after training is complete is Monday through Friday 7:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. and a weekend rotation. Applicants are recommended to live within 15 minutes of Stanley due to possible call-ins.
A full list of job duties is posted on the city website, with applications available via the City Clerk’s Office at 353 South Broadway Street, as well as online at www.ci.stanley.wi.gov or via email at npilgrim@ci.stanley.wi.gov.
Once again, all cover letters, resumes, and City of Stanley applications must be received by noon on Monday, November 10, 2025 to be considered for this position. The City of Stanley is an equal opportunity employer.
