Town of Oshkosh town hall location: 230 East County Road Y, Oshkosh WI 54901 - Mailing address: Town of Oshkosh, 1076 Cozy Lane, Oshkosh WI 54901

Recall Election is Tuesday, June 5, 2012. The town hall (polling place) will have voting hours from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. ABSENTEE BALLOT REQUESTS: print and complete the absentee ballot request form. You may mail, (Town of Oshkosh, 1076 Cozy Lane, Oshkosh WI 54901), fax (920-231-3435) or email (townofoshkosh@gmail.com) your absentee ballot request form.

To those who have already applied for an absentee ballot: The June 5th ballots for absentees will be sent by mail when they are available, possibly around May 21st. There is no firm date as of yet of when clerks will received the ballots.

Results from the May 8, 2012 Recall Primary are posted in the quick links (right side of page)

The last two voters of May 8, 2012 Election. Daniel Wagner was voter #900 and Joan Schwartz was voter #901.

To learn more about Election procedures, go to the Government Accountability Board website.

Todd Zak was appointed as the new Fire Chief at the regular town board meeting on May 14, 2012. Home phone is 920-231-7086 and cell phone is 920-420-7463. Congratulations Todd!

The 2012 Recycling Calendar is available to view and print.

Changes to Building Inspector Office Hours
Due to the decrease of issuing permits, the town board changed
regular office hours to by appointment only. If a permit is needed,
please call Dave Frank (Building Inspector) at 920-233-1999 for an appointment.

Recycling Information - Winnebago County Notice to Residents

      


Thank You Fire and First Responder Department Members!

TOWN OF OSHKOSH – Local farmer Phil Grundy will give the $2,500 he received from the Monsanto Fund to the town of Oshkosh Volunteer Fire Department for new wireless headsets.

Grundy, who is a Monsanto representative and serves as fire chief for the town, was selected as a winner in America's Farmers Grow Communities, which gives farmers the chance to win cash for their favorite nonprofit organizations.

America's Farmers Grow Communities is part of a broad commitment by the Monsanto Fund to highlight the contributions farmers make to improve local communities. The program is designed to benefit nonprofits such as youth agriculture organizations, schools and other civic groups.

The wireless headsets will help firefighters communicate with one another inside fire trucks over the noise of sirens as they travel to fire and accident scenes, Grundy said.
     Oshkosh Northwestern article 2/28/11

US Census Population 2823 (beginning of 2009).

The Town of Oshkosh, east-central Winnebago County, Wisconsin (est. November 10, 1852) is located between two scenic bodies of water: Lake Winnebago and Lake Butte des Morts. Being that the Fox and Wolf River systems connect to these lakes makes it ideal for fishing, hunting, or water entertainment and recreation for the residents of this community. The Town of Oshkosh has small residential neighborhoods and approximately 90 small businesses throughout our Town, while maintaining its rural character of farmland and green space. Our volunteer fire and first responder departments are well trained and equipped that adds to the community spirit of this Town.

  We Value:

• The Preservation of the "Rural Character"
• The Continuation of Small But Efficient Town Government
  Shoreland Preservation
• The Conservation of Our Natural Resources (Clean Water, Lakes, Wetlands)
• Our Recreational Opportunities (WIOUWASH Trail, Lakes)
• The Conservation and Enhancement of Green Space
• Existing Agricultural Lands
• A Balance of Individual and Community Rights
• A Well Planned, Compatible, Managed Land Use
• The Friendly Atmosphere of Our Town
• Low Density Housing In Our Town
• Reasonable Property Taxes
• A Good Return On Property Investment
• Minimum Governmental Intervention
• Basic Town Services (Volunteer Fire Dept., Road Maintenance, Refuse Pickup)
• Our Low Crime Rate
• The Need For Cooperative Intergovernmental Efforts

Latitude 440303N and longitude 0883027W. The Town of Oshkosh has easy access for residents to USH 41 and is immediately adjacent north of the City of Oshkosh and west and south of the Town of Vinland.

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