Welcome to Town of HudsonSituated in Western St. Croix County within 17 miles of the St. Paul/Minneapolis area, the Town of Hudson is ideally located for access to shopping, recreational and employment opportunities while managing to remain a semi-rural suburban haven for families. It’s a great place to live.Reminder: You must call non emergency dispatch (715) 386-4701 for all burning.

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The City of Boscobel Comprehensive Plan provides an overview of city demographics, infrastructure systems and community services. The Plan serves as a guide to future growth and development in the City of Boscobel. Chapters include: Community Profile, Issues and Opportunities; Utilities and Community Facilities.

Only a gas or charcoal grill does not require calling dispatch. 2019 Dog Tags are available for purchase. 2018 tags expire 12/31/183 ways to purchase. In Person (Mon-Wed 9AM-4PM). Mail In. Drop in office door mail slotInclude rabies certificate and proper fees.

$20.00 for Male/Female. $10.00 for Spayed/Neutered. Must show proof per rabies certificate. Please notify the Town if you no longer have your dog. (715) 386-4263 or treasurer@townofhudsonwi.comThank you.REMINDER: State Law requires all dogs to be licensedDog License forms can be found under FORMS/APPLICATIONS All Taxes Must Be Paid to:St.

Croix County Treasurer1101 Carmichael RoadHudson, WI 54016For Important Tax Information Click on PUSHING SNOW OR OTHER MATERIALS ONTO OR ACROSS HIGHWAYS FROM PRIVATE DRIVEWAYS CAN CAUSE ACCIDENTS AND INJURY, AND IS PROHIBITED BY WISCONSIN §86.01, §86.07, §346.94(5), AND/OR §346.95. Doing so may create potential safety concerns for the traveling public and may impede the snow and ice removal process. Furthermore, snow shall not be stored in any manner, which will obstruct or limit vehicular or pedestrian vision, movement, or access.Sections 17.60of the St. Croix County Code of Ordinances and Wisconsin §86.191 prohibit obstruction of vision clearance triangles at intersections. Placing mailboxes away from driveways and intersections helps to avoid vision restricting snow banks in late winter, and helps to avoid damage to your mailbox. The nearest part of your mailbox should not be closer to traffic than the shoulder line, with box and base strong enough to withstand wind, flying snow and slush from traffic and snowplows. It is also important that residents keep their mailboxes clear of snow and visible.Avoid penalty and liability, and cooperate towards safer highways.

The life you save may be your own. Croix County Highway Department, St. Croix County Towns & Villages cooperate with the County Sheriff’s Office, and the County Highway Safety Commission to enforce these laws. ElectionsTo get election Information.

Welcome to RhinelanderLocated in Oneida County - the heart of the Northwoods of Wisconsin- Rhinelander has a population of around 7700, and it stands as the retail hub of northern Wisconsin and upper Michigan. When considering those who work and shop daily in Rhinelander, the population swells to around 20,000. Rhinelander gives the feel of a small-town, friendly community; yet it is large enough to provide great year-around living experiences and activities.A Mayor and an eight-member Council govern Rhinelander. The City provides a wide range of municipal services, including Police and Fire Departments, Water and Wastewater Utilities, Public Works, Parks, Library, and general government services.

While in Rhinelander, come visit the historic City Hall built in 1908-1909. The City Hall is open for business weekdays from 8:00 to 4:30 pm. RHINELANDER'S LATEST NEWS:Both the Wisconsin and Pelican Rivers run through Rhinelander. Boom Lake is located within the City having a lovely park, shoreline, swimming beach, boat launch, and baseball diamonds. A second boat launch is located within the City at the confluence of the Wisconsin and Pelican Rivers. Rhinelander is home to Northwood Golf Course, an 18-hole public course with clubhouse and Whipsaw restaurant located just at the edge of the City on Highway 8 West.

Right in the heart of Rhinelander is the Pioneer Park Historical Complex which boasts a historic railroad with an engine and several train cars, as well as the logging/cookhouse shanty, replica CCC camp building, schoolhouse, sawmill and fire barn.The Rhinelander District Library is part of the WISCAT state-wide library system. There are story times for babies to preschool age children and a variety of adolescent/teen after school, evening, and summer programs. The library offers many adult programs as well.The School District of Rhinelander consists of elementary, middle, high school, and charter schools. The School District of Rhinelander's Cedric A. Vig Outdoor Classroom (CAVOC) is a state-of-the-art environmental education learning center giving many hours of outdoor learning opportunities to area students. Nicolet Area Technical College provides regular and vocational classes for full and part-time students, and it is part of the 16 colleges in the Wisconsin Technical College System who offer continuing education classes and a variety of other educational options.While you’re in town, visit Rhinelander’s historical downtown which offers unique shopping and dining experiences. There are many events and festivals throughout the year which draw visitors and highlight the warm and friendly people who make Rhinelander their home. Come for a visit – you just might want to stay!Contact Information:City of Rhinelander City Hall - Open Weekdays 8:00 am - 4:30 pm135 South Stevens StreetRhinelander, WI 54501715.365.8600EMail:Some documents and forms on this site are provided in Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (PDF).

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