ALL MEETINGS WILL BE AT 6:00 unless noted otherwise
With the exception of Land Use Meetings which will be held at 6:30 p.m.
NOISE COMPLAINTS
For any noise issues in the Town of Buffalo Please contact the Marquette County Sheriffs Department at 608-297-2115 State that you are from the Town of Buffalo.
2023 Marquette County E-Waste Collection Event!
When: September 16th, 2023
Time: 8am-11:00am
Location: Marquette County Highway Department
328 Underwood Ave, Montello, WI
Click here for details!
REGULAR TOWN BOARD MEETING
The Township of Buffalo will hold its Regular Town Board Meeting on September 11th, 2023 @ 6:00 p.m.
Agendas will be posted at:
1. Buffalo Town Hall
2. Buffalo Recycle Center
3. ONLINE- tn.buffalo.wi.gov
View the agenda here:
2023-09-11-TownBoard.pdf
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held in the Town of Buffalo Town Hall at W3205 Co Rd O, Montello, on the 14th day of August 2023 at 6pm on a proposed amendment to the Town of Buffalo General Zoning Ordinance Chapter 16
View the notice here:
2023-08-14-WOLLENBERG-PH.pdf
View the agenda here:
2023-08-14-WOLLENBERG-PH-Agenda.pdf
2023-08-14-WOLLENBERG-PH-Agenda.pdf
NOTICE OF LAND USE PLANNING AGENDA
PLANNING COMMISSION AGENDA Wednesday August 2nd, 2023 6:30 p.m. Township of Buffalo Hall
View the agenda here:
2023-08-2-WOLLENBURG-LU-AGENDA.pdf
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
The Township of Buffalo will hold its ANNUAL meeting of the Electors on Tuesday April 18th, 2023 @ 6:00 p.m
View the agenda here:
2023-ANNUAL-TOWN-MEETING-AGENDA.pdf
PLEASE ONLY 1 PERSON AT A TIME.
PLEASE STAY HOME IF YOU ARE SICK!!!
KEEP BUFFALO TOWNSHIP SAFE–
IF USING THE RECYCLE CENTER PLEASE BRING EXACT CHANGE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
THE BUFFALO TOWNSHIP RECYCLING CENTER HOURS are Saturday from 8:00 AM until noon.
SMALL BAGS OF GARBAGE ARE $3 AND LARGE BAGS ARE NOW $4. Recyclables are still free.
Visit the links below to see recent documents.
VOTING INFORMATION
Click here for General Voting Information
For new ID requirements click here.
Upcoming Elections:
For election information – sample ballots, photo id law info, published legal notices, election night results and more visit the Marquette County Election Information page here.
Other Voting Related Documents
Land Use Planning Committee meets every first Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. when needed
For the 2018 Annual Meeting Minutes click here.
Town Zoning
Recycling Center Hours/Policies
Meeting Agendas*
Meeting Minutes
Town Board & Planning Commission Members
* Dates and times of meetings are subject to change.
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Ice Age Trail – Marquette Segment
Elected Officials [County, State and Federal]
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What’s Happening
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Subdivision/Land Division Ordinance Effective March 16, 2005. The ordinance establishes requirements for any division of land in the Town of Buffalo. Information and applications for land divisions and subdivisions are available from our Town Clerk, or on our web site.
Building Permits Building permits are to be obtained prior to the start of construction. Building Permits and Uniform Dwelling Code Permits can be obtained at the Marquette County Zoning Department during their regular hours. Your building project will then be inspected at several stages to comply with State requirements. This includes porches, decks, sheds and others.
Recycling Center Support When you are at the recycle center, be observant and help with the following :
Assure that only paper products get into the paper bin, Metal products, small appliances, scrap parts should go in the heavy trash pickup corner. Aluminum cans should be separated out and put into the designated container. Buffalo Township also recycles batteries, of all types, florescent tubes, compact bulbs, and smoke detectors. All of these contain hazardous components. Please leave these items with the attendant.
Burn Barrels According to the DNR we may burn only the materials that are allowed to be open burned–namely, leaves, plant clippings, paper, cardboard and clean, untreated wood. Burn barrels operate at low temperatures (400- 500 degrees F), resulting in incomplete combustion of the wastes being burned. Burning prohibited materials– such as plastics, asphalt, rubber and other man-made materials—generates hazardous air pollutants)Instead of burning consider: Recycling newspaper, office paper, cardboard, corrugated cardboard, magazines, aluminum, metal and acceptable plastics. (Free at the recycle center.) Composting leaves & plant clippings. Chipping brush and clean wood to make mulch or decorative chips, or use it as heating fuel in wood stoves or boilers. www.wdnr.gov/
