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“A Community Connected” … the Town of Algoma has an estimated population of 7,000. It is conveniently located along Highways 41 and 21 and is the City of Oshkosh’s western border. Primarily residential and agricultural in composition, the Town of Algoma is serviced by one of the finest Volunteer Fire Departments and First Responder Units in the state. Recreational opportunities abound with community 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 the Town of 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.

Town News

  • Job Announcement-Town Administrator

    The Town of Algoma is seeking an experienced and innovative leader with a passion for public service to serve as its next Town Administrator. Please visit Algoma Town Administrator – Public Administration Associates, LLC (public-administration.com) for a full description of the job and how to apply.

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  • Clairville Road Utility Work

    The Town has received several calls regarding the utility work being done on Clairville Road between 20th Street and State Road 91. This project is being completed by contractors hired by the City of Oshkosh. It is not a Town of Algoma project although it directly impacts Town residents living on that stretch of Clairville…

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  • Snow Removal Considerations

    Now that winter has arrived, please note the following ordinance considerations:* Do not blow or push snow from your driveways or parking lots into the roadway. Piles of snow in the roadway are dangerous for drivers and pedestrians. It can also cause damage to property if the plow trucks launch ice chunks into cars and…

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