“A Community Connected” … the Town of Algoma, with an estimated population of 7,300, is conveniently located along Highways 41 and 21 and is the City of Oshkosh’s western border. Primarily residential and agricultural in composition, Algoma is serviced by one of the finest Volunteer Fire Departments and First Responder Units in the state, the Town of Algoma Fire Department. Recreational opportunities abound with comprehensive parks and recreation areas. Lake Butte des Morts serves as the Town’s northern border and a public landing with fishing pier provides access to nearby Fox River and Lake Winnebago. The WIOUWASH bicycle/snowmobile trail is also located within a few miles of the Town. With Algoma’s close proximity to Oshkosh, Town residents can enjoy quieter living with access to large city amenities, including outstanding public and private schools, churches of most denominations, excellent medical facilities, several shopping venues, a wide range of services, and many fine restaurants.
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Fire Department Car Show & Fundraiser
The Town of Algoma Fire Department is having its 5th Annual Car Show & Fundraiser! The car show will be held Saturday August 21st, 2021 from 8am – 3 pm, and will be located at Hwy 21 &41 (SkipperBuds), Oshkosh, Wisconsin.**ALL CARS ARE WELCOME** There will be a pig roast, food, music, and raffles! PlacePrizeDonated byPlacePrizeDonated by1st$1,000 CashFox Valley Iron & Metal Salvage Inc.7thYeti 45 CoolerGJD Inc.2ndWeber Pellet GrillLowes8th$250 CashGartman Mechanical Service3rdWeber Pellet GrillFleet Farm9thStihl MS 180 ChainsawDC Dynamics4thOld Town KayakSelf Space Storage10thMilwaukee Power ToolsKenny’s Auto & Repair LLC5th$500 CashService Oil Co.11th1/2 PigBeck’s Meat6th55″ Samsung Smart TVRichards Insurance12thHunting Knife- 4″ BowieHintze Custom Knives For a chance to win a prize please head over to toafd.org and contact them to buy tickets! We also have a limited supply available at Town Hall!Tickets are 1 for $5 – 3 for $10 -…
April 6th Election Results
Thanks to everyone who voted in the April 6th Spring Election. There were 1,466 total votes cast by approximately 30% of eligible Town voters. Congratulations to Joel Rasmussen who was elected for another 2-year term as Town Chair, and Mike Brooks and Teresa Van Aacken who were elected to serve…
Ditches and Drainage Easements
With very flat topography, high water table, and constant sump sump discharges, Town ditches and drainage easements often hold water for much of the year. To help with drainage, now is a good time to clean out the debris in your ditch and drainage easements. This includes litter, dead grass,…
Yard Waste Collection
Waste Management will begin collecting yard waste on April 12th. Please put your yard waste in the brown bags. Any items that do not fit in the bags will need to be taken the Winnebago County yard waste collection site. Yard waste pick-up is on the same schedule as recycling.
Open Burning Ordinances
With the nice weather, many of you will be cleaning-up your yards and gardens. Before burning anything on your property, please refer to the Town’s ordinances on Open Burning. Click here for Ordinances 184-1 to 184-5. Also, please be mindful of your neighbors when burning yard waste or any type…
New Solid Waste Hauler
Waste Management has acquired Advance Disposal. The transition between waste haulers has been a bit frustrating for most everyone. Town staff have met with Waste Management representatives to explain where the gaps and deficiencies are when it comes to picking-up garbage and recycling. They stated they are continuing to work…
Pet Waste and Litter
With the warmer weather, the snow and water has been receding quickly in the ditches. The melting of the snow has exposed pet waste and litter. The Town is asking the residents to take a few minutes to clean-up the pet waste and litter on your property and nearby vacant…
