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Welcome to the Town of New Haven website. 

 

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Next Regular Town Board Meeting Thurs Oct 21 at 7:00 pm
 
Public Hearing on Land Division Ord. changes on Oct 21 at 6:30 pm
 
Land Division Ordinance was approved 3-18-10 by Town Board and became effective 3-25-10
 
There is a copy of the New Haven Land Division Ordinance available to view on the Ordinances page of this website.
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Services - transfer and recycling site, elections, roads, emergency and fire, property tax and budget.

 

Ordinances - Town ordinances and Comprehensive Plan.

 

Zoning/Driveway Permits - zoning and driveway permit requirements and procedures.  How to be added to a Town Board Meeting agenda.

 

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New Haven News - area news, announcements and opinion.

 

Town History - historical accounts, photos, documents and links.

 

Town Market - buy, sell and advertise, free.

 

Disclaimer - a disclaimer

 

 

 

New Haven is a 30 section town located in the southeastern tip of Adams County Wisconsin.  The Town is dominated by farms, forest and water.

 

Roughly half the Town is considered prime farmland, over one third is woodland and one tenth is wetlands, lakes, ponds or streams.

 

Southern Adams County's first white settler, Jared Walsworth, arrived in New Haven in 1838, and the village of Big Spring began to take form by the 1840's.

 

Today's New Haven is a quiet rural town with a population of 710.

 

See complete 2000 census results for New Haven