HWY 33 update from the City of Fox Lake: Good Morning,   I am providing this update on behalf of the City of Fox Lake.  I want to remind everyone that I work for the City of Fox Lake and I do not work for the Town of Fox Lake which is a separate entity from the City.  It is unreasonable to expect that I or the City of Fox Lake is somehow responsible for what goes on in the Town of Fox Lake.   Jordon Hopp, the engineer for the project sent this update below.    This week, all of the remaining culvert replacement patches between STH 73 and CTH A were paved.  Restoration work was also completed on the side slopes at all of the culvert replacement areas.  Reference staking was completed for the entire length of the project as well.  Some of these reference stakes may be placed in areas that are typically mowed near the gravel shoulders.  These stakes are very important for both the contractors and project staff for the upcoming work, so please do not move or remove them.   Beginning next week Thursday, 4/30, work will begin at the STH 33/73 intersection.  Crews will begin milling the existing pavement and then paving behind the mill.  These operations will be completed in partial sections to maintain traffic through the intersection during the work, with flagging operations in place to control the traffic movements.  The intersection work is anticipated to be completed on Monday, 5/4.   Beginning the week of May 4, mainline milling and paving operations are scheduled to begin along STH 33, likely working west to east to begin.  Flagging operations will also be utilized during the entirety of the mainline work.     No changes to the traffic control configuration have been made this week, and STH 33 will remain closed to through traffic as it has been.  When mainline milling/paving operations get towards the east end of the project, the current barricade closure at Brower Boulevard will be pushed to the east near Forest Street.  Business and resident access within the closure limits will continue to be maintained when this occurs.

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Town of Fox Lake

Welcome to the Town of Fox Lake!

The Town of Fox Lake encompasses an area of approximately 36 square miles and completely surrounds the City of Fox Lake.

Lakes in the Town include Fox Lake all of which is located within the Town, as is Lake Emily and a portion of Beaver Dam Lake.  The Town maintains and provides boat landings at all three lakes that are available to all visitors of the area.  The Beaver Dam Lake access is located south of the City at the end of Spring Road.  The boat landings on both Fox Lake and Lake Emily include park facilities that may be used by visitors and local residents.  The Fox Lake boat landing is on the north end of Blackhawk Trail near County Road A and the Lake Emily boat landing is on Lake Drive west of County Road A.  The Town also operates a boat patrol on all the lakes within the town.

Located within the Town are a number of fine resorts and eating establishments.  Visitors are encouraged to utilize our local businesses and will find all of the proprietors eager and willing to help you enjoy your visit to the Fox Lake area.  The residents of the Town, including lake property owners and our agricultural community, will also help visitors become familiar with the area.

The Town of Fox Lake is a municipal government separate and distinct from the City of Fox Lake.  The Town is located in the far northwestern corner of Dodge County and surrounds the City of Fox Lake.

Town of Fox Lake residents may have a Fox Lake, Randolph or Markesan mailing address.  If a residents’ address contains a W or an N within a range of W9700 to W12100 or within a range of N9300 to N12100 and the post office is one of the three mentioned, you reside in the Town of Fox Lake.

The Town of Fox Lake is governed by a Town Board.  The Town Board meets monthly, usually on the 2nd Monday of each month at 7:00PM at Town Hall at W10543 County Road F, Fox Lake, WI  53933.  The Town Board and Town Officers have specific responsibility for the following:

  • Providing police, fire and rescue services;
  • Providing garbage and recycling services;
  • Providing for lake ordinances and lake patrol;
  • Providing building inspection services;
  • Providing for road maintenance and snow and ice control on approximately 38 miles of Town roads;
  • Providing for property assessment and property tax collections and distributing taxes collected to school districts, technical colleges, the Inland District, Dodge County, and the State of Wisconsin; and
  • Most other functions assumed by municipalities in the State of Wisconsin.

The office of the Town Clerk/Treasurer is a part-time office.  Please call (920) 763-7910 to make an appointment with the office of the Clerk/Treasuer (please leave a message if unavailable, your call will be returned as soon as possible). The Clerk/Treasurer may be reached via cell phone at (920) 763-7910 (please leave a message if the Clerk/Treasurer is unavailable including your name, phone number and a time you can be reached; your call will be returned as soon as possible), or via email: [email protected].

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