FAQ

• How do I get an appliance or large items picked up?
  Waste Management will pick up large items like a mattress or couch for a pickup fee of $50.00. The resident must schedule the pickup by calling 1-888-960-0008.
• How do I get a replacement for my recycling bin or garbage container if for some reason it has been damaged or just moving into the residence?
  Contact the Town Clerk 920-901-5072 requesting a new recycling bin or garbage container.  It will be delivered within a week or on your next scheduled garbage pick-up day.
• Do you have a Lottery Credit?

  If you do not have Lottery Credit on your tax bill, you may still be eligible.

  To qualify: You must own a home in Wisconsin and have occupied that home as your primary residence on January 1st of the year in which the tax is levied.

    1. A primary residence is the home in which a property owner lives for more than six months of the year.

    2. If temporarily absent, a primary residence is the home to which the owner returns.

  If there is not a lottery credit on your tax bill and you qualify, fill out the form. See form: Late Lottery and Gaming Credit Claim Form on Permits Page.

• Can persons convicted of a felony vote?
  A person who has been convicted of a felony may not vote until the term of his or her sentence, including probation or parole, has been served.
• What if a person moves away but indicates that he or she has the intent to return?
  So long as he or she has not registered to vote at the new municipality, he or she may retain his or her right to vote in the former municipality.
• What if the elector has recently moved to the municipality?
  Individuals who have moved within the state, but have resided at their new address fewer than ten days must vote at the polling place that served their previous residence. Individuals who have recently moved to the state and resided at their address fewer than ten days may vote for President and Vice President only by completing the Application for Presidential Ballot – New Wisconsin Resident (EB-141).
• Can a spouse or family member request an absentee ballot on behalf of his/her relative?
  No. The clerk is required to obtain a signed, written request from each elector before issuing an absentee ballot.
• Can a voter take a ballot out of the clerk’s office?
  No. An elector may not take the ballot out of the clerk’s office. However, an absentee voter may obtain and cast a ballot inside the clerk’s office.
• Rather than returning a ballot by mail, can an absentee elector deliver the ballot to the polling place?
  Yes. If the absentee elector returns the ballot to the polling place, the election inspectors must indicate that the absentee ballot was hand-delivered on the Inspectors’ Statement (EB-104)