Here are some of the villages and towns this website was created for:
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We are located 30 miles west of Milwaukee at the intersection of Highway ‘83’ and Interstate ’43.’ We are home to more than 6,800 residents and numerous commercial and industrial businesses. The Village prides itself on balancing quality of life with economic well-being. Mukwonago is a thriving community rich in historical integrity while balancing a guided plan for future development and redevelopment.
Nestled in the southern portion of Waukesha County, the Town of Mukwonago is comprised of a residential community surrounded by scenic lakes and rolling hills! Rural character is abundant.
The village of Mukwonago lies in a unique setting in Southern Waukesha County beckoning the shopper who looks for more than the usual shopping experience. The area abounds with the ambiance of history and charm.
This site was created specially for those of you associated with the Mukwonago Area School District.
From beautiful park space and pristine lakes to exceptional roadways and renowned public safety infrastructure, Waukesha County government is a critical component to ensuring and maintaining the high quality of life that our residents expect and visitors enjoy.
Our active Town Board continues to ensure needed residential services for people of all ages. Vernon shares a Fire Department with the Village of Big Bend and has a great Park & Recreation program. Thank you for visiting our site!
The Town of Eagle's website can be a great resource when working on landscaping projects in the Eagle area.
When planning a landscaping project near Eagle, always check the village to make sure everything goes smoothly.
The Village of East Troy is a good neighbor community. Here you will find links to village departments, police departments, village officials, relevant ordinances, and much more.
North Prairie is a village in Waukesha County, Wisconsin. As of the 2000 census, the village had a total population of 1,571.
Genesee is rich in history and is unique as it’s made up of five original, independent settlements (trading centers) that were created in the 1830’s and 1840’s by roads, railroads, and water power.
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