Town of Little Wolf

Welcome to the Town of Little Wolf!  Located in the Heart of Waupaca County, we enjoy the Natural Resources of the state.  From hunting and fishing to our rich agricultural heritage,  we also enjoy the peace of the country!   Our children attend the School District of Manawa.    The first settlement in the town of Little Wolf was made by William Goldsburg, in 1848.     The Town of Little Wolf was erected by the County Board in 1854.  Back then, it was comprised of the area now known as Little Wolf,  Union, and Dupont, and the northern half of Royalton.   Royalton was set off from Little Wolf in 1853, Union in 1857, and Dupont in 1864. 

A map is available on the Contact Us page. 

Information quoted from:  Wisconsin County Histories, Waupaca County; Edited by

John M. Ware 1917



   ALL DOGS MUST BE LICENSED.  This is the Law in the State of Wisconsin.

TAGS COST $5 FOR SPAYED/NEUTERED , $10 FOR OTHERS & $35 FOR KENNEL

**PROOF OF RABIES VACCINATION REQUIRED***

  No tags will be issued without the certification

To License your dog, please contact the Town Treasurer, Rhonda Wilz at 920-596-2792

To get all of the latest Recycling News, go to:

       www.waupacacountyrecycling.com

Email:  litlwolf@wolfnet.net  

Upcoming Meetings

April 7th Election:  The Election will proceed as law provides.  The Town Hall will be open for Voters from 7:00 am until the polls close at 8:00 pm.  We have provided our Election Officials with the resources they need to stay safe, and to keep things sanitized to protect our residents as well.  Please know everyone's safety and well being is top priority in this ever changing world we live in.  When voting on Tuesday, we ask you to please follow the directions posted and spoken, to ensure everyone is as safe as we can provide.  This is not the time or place to socialize with your neighbors, like may usually take place.  We urge you to use the telephone to do this, from the comfort of your home:) 

If you have been experiencing symptoms, or have been exposed to someone that has been diagnosed or exposed, we ask you to WEAR A MASK, to prevent the potential spread to someone we care about.

Please practice the Social Distancing recommended by the Governor and the CDC, to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus.

Please think of your local small businesses during this time.  If you don't care to order a pick up or to-go order, consider buying gift certificates to use when the crisis has passed and things are back to normal.  They appreciate every sale.

The next meeting of the Town Board will be on Thursday, April 9, 2020 at 7:00 pm at the Little Wolf Town Hall.

ELECTION DATES FOR 2020:

  TUESDAY, APRIL 7

  TUESDAY, AUGUST 18

  TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3

To access the  website for the Manawa Rural Fire and Ambulance, click on:

www.manawafireandambulance.com 

Town email:  litlwolf@wolfnet.net

Burning Permits:  go to

            DNR.wisconsin.gov

       Driveway Applications and Fire Numbers are required in the Town of Little Wolf.   They are issued by the Town, by contacting any of your Board Members, for their phone numbers,  see the   Contact page.

 Any and ALL new structures built must get a Land Use Permit from Waupaca County Zoning Department, at the Courthouse. 

In the Town......

Sturm Memorial Library in the City of Manawa serves the Town of Little Wolf.  You can call them at

920-596-2252, or their website is at  http://www.manawalibrary.org

 Preschool Programs @ Sturm Memorial Library
 
Story Hour - Thursdays at 10:30am in January, February, April, May, July, August, October & November         Ages 3-5
 Stories, rhymes, music, games

For your Healthy Lifestyle,  the Little Wolf Trail winds through the town,  find info at   http://ww.littlewolftrail.org/    cut and paste this address in your browser......

The Town of Little Wolf is served by Volunteer fire Fighters.  The Fire and Ambulance Service is located in the City of Manawa's Municipal Building.

          Fire Station Non-Emergency Number -  920-596-2593

The Waupaca County Sheriff's Department provides Law Enforcement.

          Sheriff-   Non-Emergency Number -  715-258-4466