The town was established on December 31, 1857 when the supervisors of Waupaca County determined that the Town of Little Wolf would be divided.

 We have two lakes, School Section Lake and Cedar Lake, that have public access for your boating and fishing pleasure. If trout fishing is what you enjoy, we have Blake and Whitcomb Creeks. We also have the Little Wolf River for tubing, canoeing, and kayaking! Our town also boasts rich farmland and maple trees for producing maple syrup.

Important Information:

You can find a copy of the latest resolution adopted on the third page (Town's Newsletter page).

If you are interested in renting the town hall please call Sandy Werth at 920-596-3832.

Did you know that you can use the Union Park and ball diamond for your personal use? If you are a member of a team and want to hold a tournament or just want to have a  family get-together and play ball, please consider using the Union Park and Stadium. Please contact a board member for more information.

PLEASE NOTE: The implementation of 2015 Wisconsin Act 79 allows towns and villages, in part, to utilize their Internet site to achieve the making of legal notices. Therefore, it is only necessary that the allowable notices that need to be posted will be listed on the town's website, as well as the outdoor display case.  

The Union Cemetery Association has set new fees for the Danish, Marble, and Union Cemeteries. You can find the fees for services listed on the third page, same as the budget. There is also an article on how to clean headstones/monuments.  For information on burials, the cemeteries, rates, etc. please call Marilyn Herman, secretary-treasurer, or our Sexton, Tammy Pethke.

Tammy Pethke is currently serving as Sexton. She can be reached at home 920-596-2888 or cell phone 715-281-4312.

Marilyn Herman is the secretary-treasurer and can be reached at home 920-596-3594 or cell phone 612-718-2293. She may also be reached at mjherman661@gmail.com

Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.  

The Town Board Members, clerk, and treasurer  and their contact numbers are located on theContacts page.....

Manawa Fire and Ambulance has a website, click on the name to find it...

Waupaca County Emergency Management's link to CODE RED Registration: 

https://public.coderedweb.com/CNE/en-US/BFE3C24ED5EB

Click here for Waupaca County's website to find more election information.

We had one provisional ballot for the November 8, 2022 election.

Results of November 8th election:

Governor/Lt Governor:

Tony Evers/Sara Rodriguez - 99

Tim Michels/Roger Roth - 273

Joan Ellis Beglinger - 4

Attorney General:

Josh Kaul - 105

Eric Toney - 268

Scattering - 1

Secretary of State:

Doug LaFollette - 95

Amy Lynn Loudenbeck - 265

Neil Harmon - 6

Sharyl R. McFarland - 5

State Treasurer:

Aaron Richardson - 90

John S. Leiber - 275

Andrew Zuelke - 7

United States Senator:

Mandela Barnes - 93

Ron Johnson - 281

Adam Paul (write-in) 0

Representative in Congress District 8:

Mike Gallagher - 315

Jacob J. VandenPlas - 16

Robbie Hoffman (write-in) - 0

Paul David Boucher - 37

Julie Hancock (write-in) - 2

Representative to the Assembly District 40:

Kevin Petersen - 309

Henry Fries - 58

Scattering - 1

Waupaca County Sheriff:

Timothy R. Wilz - 325

Scattering - 16

Waupaca County Clerk of Circuit Court:

Yvette Kienert - 320

Scattering - 11

A message from the clerk to all voters and my awesome pollworkers that worked the election:

Thank you for taking the time to vote! It is your privilege and right to do so. Thank you to the town's pollworkers who worked the election so voters can vote in confidence that their vote is secure and valued!

Election day starts at 6:30 a.m. so polls can open at 7:00. We rarely leave the town hall before 9:30 - 10:00 p.m. The workers do their best to provide you with a great voting experience. 

I'd like to question those who feel it necessary to vote as a write-in and then write-in names that are not seriously considered to be counted. The ridiculous scattering write-ins listed for this election were Benji, Devon, Bill Bo Baggins, John Dor, Joe Smith, N/A, Any one but Wilz!, Tommy Thompson, Daffy Duck, Barack Obama, and a dash. Some of the names were listed multiple times in more than one contest. Our new machine actually can print out a list of the wirte-ins in the voter's own handwriting! It's a pretty smart machine! You don't have to vote every contest. If you don't approve of the candidate, just leave it blank. The rest of your votes will be counted!

I wonder if you voters realize how much EXTRA work this causes for the pollworkers? We have to document each write-in and it's included in our paperwork submitted to the county. If you want to vote write-in PLEASE do so, but also PLEASE be considerate of your pollsworkers that give their dedicated service so you can vote and stop with the nonsense names. Maybe you'd like to work as a pollworker so you can observe all the work that goes in to making a successful election! If you are interested, please contact me! 

Thank you for reading my message! And thank you for being considerate of your pollworkers in future elections!

Sharon

Wisconsin requires a photo ID to vote. To learn more go to http://bringit.wisconsin.gov

Check your voter registration status, request an absentee ballot, see a sample ballot, and more at http://myvote.wi.gov 

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