On Dec. 5 and 6 from 8 a.m. to noon, the Kewaskum Sno-Chiefs will host snowmobile safety classes. Both days are required in order to pass the class. There is no minimum age and parents are encouraged to enroll and participate. A parent or guardian has to be present to sign the application, otherwise the student can’t participate.
The classes are loctaed inside the Kewaskum Town Hall building. 9019 Kettle Moraine Dr. on the southwest corner of Hwy 28 and Kettle Moraine Dr.
These classes cover snowmobile safety features, inspections before riding, basic skills and outdoor emergencies.
Prior to enrolling in a safety class, those interested must obtain a DNR Customer ID number. This nine-digit number must be assigned by the DNR. An ID number can quickly be obtained by calling 1-888-936-7463, or applying online.
Any person who is born after Jan. 1, 1985 is required to possess a valid Snowmobile Safety certificate in order to operate a snowmobile alone on public trails, lands or frozen waters. You must carry the certificate while riding and you must display it to a law enforcement officer when requested.
Participants should bring snacks and beverages along with a pen or pencil. Make sure to wear warm clothing for some outside instruction on both days. Restrooms are inside and Sunday lunch provided by Kohlsville Kruisers.
To register, visit https://gowild.wi.gov and search for “safety classes”.
Any questions can be directed to the lead instructor by emailing Craig Sanborn at csanborn893@gmail.com or call or text 262-343-0859.
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