Information related to potential inclusion in the City of Waukesha Water Service Area: 

Regional Water Supply Plan information generated by:

Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission 

also referred to as 'SEWRPC'

Newsletter #1     Newsletter #2     Newsletter #3

Newsletter #4     Summary  

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CITY OF MILWAUKEE has weighed in on their sale of Lake Michigan water-

City of Milwaukee Resolution #080457

DNR webpage link regarding the City of Waukesha Lake Michigan diversion application:

Waukesha Diversion App 

MORE INFORMATION RELATED TO THE CITY OF WAUKESHA WATER SERVICE AREA INCLUSION ISSUE WILL BE ADDED AS IT BECOMES AVAILABLE.

PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL US WITH SUGGESTIONS OF ADDITIONAL INFORMATION TO POST

INFORMATION THAT WILL BE POSTED INCLUDES:

SEWRPC Presentation to Waukesha County Board May 24, 2011

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Please review  CURRENT TOPICS TAB

on the left navigation bar for documents related to:

Positive resolution of lawsuit with the DNR re: City of Waukesha wells on the Lathers Property

Snow Plow Issues Information

West Bypass Presentation 

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WELCOME TO THE TOWN OF WAUKESHA

W250 S3567 Center Road
Waukesha, WI 53189-7364

(262)542-5030
FAX (262)542-7870

Office Hours:
Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Office open until 6:30pm every Thursday.

The Town of Waukesha is located in south-central Waukesha County, on the outer perimeter of the City of Waukesha, approximately 50 minutes east of Madison and 20 minutes west of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Since 1958, the Town hall offices and fire station have been located on a 10-acre parcel at W250 S3567 Center Road, just south of Sunset Drive and north of STH 59. (Map)

The Town of Waukesha, originally named the Town of Prairieville and located in Milwaukee County, has been in existence since 1842 with the original Town Hall located at East and Wisconsin Avenue in what is now downtown Waukesha.

The mission and goal of the Town is to provide a semi-rural living environment for the residents and provide necessary services while maintaining a low and affordable tax rate. The Town continues to accomplish this goal through proper land use planning containing the appropriate mix of residential, business, agriculture and open space. The Town Board believes strongly in the need for cooperative intergovernmental efforts.

The Town of Waukesha Government consists of:

• an elected five (5) person Board of Supervisors.
• an appointed Town Clerk/Treasurer.
• a Plan Commission, Board of Zoning Appeals, and Fire Commission.

As of the 2010 census, the Town of Waukesha has a population of 8933 with 3023 residences. The Town offices which are handicapped accessible, are staffed with a Clerk/Treasurer, Deputy Clerk, and Assistant Clerk. The Town has a Public Works Department with two full-time employees. The Fire Department also providing rescue service has a full-time Fire Chief, a Firefighter/EMT/Fire Inspector and 45 paid-on-call personnel.

The entire Town of Waukesha is within the Waukesha School District.

This website was authorized by the Town Board in order to keep our residents informed and provide access to Town officials and information. Please take note that all official Town records are on file in the Clerk/Treasurer's office.

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