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NOTICE: The next Regular Village Board Meeting
is scheduled for Tuesday, August 11th, 2026 at 6:00 p.m.
Location - Rudolph Fire Department
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A Soldier Comes Home - July 24th
U.S. Army Pvt Elmer F Blonien was born and raised in Rudolph. Elmer died in Cabanatuan Prisoner of War Camp Philippines on November 15, 1942. He was burried in a mass grave, Common Grave 721. In 1947 the remains were examined, 10 were identified. In 2019 more remains were sent to the DPAA laboratory where he was identified on January 5, 2026. His remains have been sent home and a burial service will be held at St. Philip Church on July 24, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. Following the service burial will take place at All Souls Cemetery officiated by a Firing Squad from Fort Leonard Wood Missouri.
On Friday July 24, 2026 Elmer's remains will be escorted through the Village by the Rolling Thunder Riders. They estimate a 8:25 a.m. arrival on Main Street. Please join us on Main Street to greet the procession.
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*** Attention Brush Pile Update ***
Dairy State has added road base to the original compost site and the new area is back open for tree branches/compost. Please utilize the regular Rudolph site at the end of Ponds Road and drive carefully! Thank you for making the adjustment and adapting with us!
Village Ordinance: Sec 6-1-7 Length of Lawn and Grasses
Lawns in the Village must be mowed and not exceed 8 inches in length.
If your lawn is deemed to be in violation the Village will mow the lawn for you and charge the homeowner $150.00.
Also, to note regarding this ordinance - weeds in your sidewalk are considered a nuisance. Please remember to spray/remove the weeds in the cracks of the sidewalk.
Dairy State Update
The Village Board is aware of the smell and has been in communication with Dairy State towards a solution.
Please see attachment for more information on the steps being taken to resolve this issue - Dairy_State_Update.
Rudolph Senior Citizens