Due to the potential for inclement weather the Village of Windsor's Learn Local/Buy Local event scheduled for Monday, March 16th has been rescheduled to Monday, April 13th from 5-7 pm at the Windsor Municipal Building on Windsor Road. Update your calendar and and join us on April 13th to learn about new and upcoming projects in the Village and check out our local crafters/vendors.

Registration: 

(Proof of Residence Document Required):

• Deadline to Register by Mail (postmarked no later than March 18) or Online. After this date, electors must register in person in the Clerk's office.
• Clerk's Office: Register to vote at the Windsor Municipal Building during normal business hours until Friday, April 3.
• Polling Place: Voters can also register on Election Day at their polling location.

You can verify your voter registration by visiting MyVote Wisconsin.

Voting:

• Absentee by Mail: Application must be in writing. You can submit an application at MyVote Wisconsin.
• In-person Absentee Voting: Occurs at the Windsor Municipal Building from March 24 to April 3. Monday to Friday from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm except for Thursday, April 2 and Friday, April 3 the office will be open until 5:00 pm.
• Election Day: April 7: Polls are open from 7 am to 8 pm. All Windsor electors will vote at the Windsor Municipal Building at 4430 Windsor Rd, Windsor. Find my polling location.

Did you know you can set up an online payment option for your monthly utility bill instead of writing a check? You can also do a quick one time payment without setting up an account through our quick pay!

Online Payment Options:

• Checking/Savings are free.
• Credit/Debit cards include a 3.0% fee.
• Pay by PayPal / PayPal Credit / Venmo all include a 3.0% fee.

Learn More!

Don't forget to license your dog for 2026. Dog license applications can be completed online. You will need copy of current rabies vaccination certificate and proof of spay/neuter (if applicable).

Per state statute 174.05 (5), a $5.00 late fee will be assessed to each dog that has not been licensed prior to April 1st each year.

Dog License Webpage

Pellitteri customers are reminded that rechargeable batteries, regular (single-use alkaline) batteries, and any devices containing batteries should never be placed in their trash or recycling carts or dumpsters. Batteries can start major fires. 

To reduce the risk of fire, consumers should follow these three easy steps to turn in their batteries. 

1. Tape the Terminals. Cover the ends of your batteries with clear tape, especially the contact points. This helps prevent sparks and keeps everyone safe. 
2. Make a Plan. Different batteries may need different return options. Find drop-off locations near you or order a certified safe return box. Most battery stores and Clean Sweep locations accept rechargeable batteries.
3. Turn them in. Now that you know where to go or how to return them, it's time to take action! Drop off your taped batteries at a local battery return site. 
4. Battery fires pose significant risks to our employees, facilities, and communities. Pellitteri hopes that by sharing this information, we can begin to make returning batteries to a collection site a common habit. 

In Wisconsin, battery waste generated by businesses must be managed as universal (hazardous) waste. Visit the Wisconsin DNR site for commercial guidelines. 

Looking for a way to help protect water near you, including Token Creek? Once a month, from April to October, Rock River Coalition volunteer stream monitors collect data that’s vital to understanding the health of our streams across the Rock River Basin. There are four such monitoring sites available on Token Creek. All sites include baseline monitoring (temperature, clarity, dissolved oxygen, stream flow, macroinvertebrates) and nutrient sampling.

Anyone interested in volunteering or just learning more is welcome to register for a training workshop this spring:

DeForest: Saturday, April 25th, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. (Register Here)

Clinton: Saturday, May 2nd, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. (Register Here)

Watertown: Saturday, May 9th, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. (Register Here)

Each workshop includes an indoor or sheltered classroom session as well as a hands-on, outdoor, in-stream session. By the end of the day, you’ll know how to measure water quality and be ready to adopt your own stream monitoring site. No experience or equipment needed!

Want more info before signing up? Contact Lizzy Reitzloff at lizzy@rockrivercoalition.org with questions.

Village of Windsor

4430 Windsor Road, Windsor, WI 53598

Phone: 608-888-0066    Fax: 608-620-8622

windsorwi.gov