WI DNR American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Funded Well Grant Program Information

     Please see the attachment below or click on either of the following links:

     Well Compensation Grant Program

     Well Abandonment Grant Program

IF YOU NEED A COPY OF YOUR TAX BILL, KNOW IF YOUR TAXES ARE PAID, OR WANT A RECEIPT, please click on this link.  The Municipality is Town of Wayne.  Enter your street number and the street name.  Click on the 'Find Now' red button.  Then click on the red parcel number.  Scroll down and you will see 'Taxes' in red.  Click on the year that you want to print.  Thank you.

TO BE PUT ON AN UPCOMING MEETING

You must notify the clerk 2 weeks in advance of the next meeting to be put on as an agenda item.  Meetings occur on the 3rd Wednesday of every month.  Please plan accordingly.  

TOWN OF WAYNE TRANSFER STATION:  You MUST be a resident of the Town of Wayne to use this facility

Saturday  - 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

During Daylight Savings Time, also open on Wednesday - 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.  

We DO NOT collect BRUSH or BUILDING MATERIALS

TOWN HALL FOR RENT:

• Contact us at 262-626-4818 or via email - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
• Fee is $75 which must be paid in advance
• See attachment below for Town Hall rental agreement

HORSE OWNERS:

• County's Manure Storage Ordinance
• State's Agricultural Performance Standards

Attachments:

ARPA Outreach Flier- FINAL.pdf	622 kB
Town Hall Rental Agreement	50 kB
2014-2018 Accident Severity in Washington County, Town of Wayne	818 kB
Energy Assistance - apply between Oct 1 - May 15.pdf	106 kB

Welcome to Wayne, Wisconsin.  The town of Wayne was originally settled in 1848 and was named after U.S. General Anthony Wayne of the Pennsylvania Battalion who is famous for commanding the forces of Fort Ticonderoga during the American Revolution and founding the "American Lite Corps." (Revolutionary Special Forces).

Wayne’s earliest settlers were a combination of German, Irish, Scottish, French, and English settlers.  Attracted to the area by the rich soils, resources, and abundant farmland, these early settlers became the founding fathers and mothers of our three hamlet areas: Wayne, Kohlsville, and St. Killian.  Today Wayne is a beautiful, rural town surrounded by rolling hills, rivers, and many small ponds.  Residents enjoy the pleasantries of country life combined with convenient access to the larger communities of Kewaskum and West Bend. 

The Town of Wayne has a three person Town Board that meets the third Wednesday of the month at the Town Hall .  There is also a Planning Commission that meets that same night, at the Town Hall at 6:30p.m.  The Town Board meeting immediately follows the Planning Commission meeting

The town hall is located at 6030 Mohawk Road, Campbellsport, Wisconsin, 53010.