News & Notices
Town of Washington Position Opening – Town Foreman
The Town of Washington is accepting applications for employment for a full-time Town Foreman. The Town Foreman is charged with the supervision and maintenance of the town highways, town structures,...
November meeting dates
Please note the following change in the November meeting date: Because of the November 3rd election, the November Board of Supervisors meeting will be held on Monday, November 9, 2026, at 5:15 PM. ...
Sand at the Brush Site is NOT for Public Use
We are asking residents to please refrain from taking sand from the gravel pit, located on the same property as the brush site. Town officials have observed individuals removing sand from this area,...
Oak Wilt Spreading in the Town of Washington
Oak wilt, a lethal disease of oak trees, continues to spread in our town. A newly identified tree was noted on East Bass Lake Road on August 19, 2026. The Town of Washington now has FOURTEEN...
In-Person Absentee Voting for the November 3rd Election
In-person Absentee voting for the General Election on November 3rd begins on Tuesday, October 20th. The Town of Washington will have the following office hours for In-person Absentee Voting....
Plow Blade Restoration Brings New Life — and Old Memories — to the Town of Washington
For more than twenty years, the old plow blade outside the Town of Washington town shop stood as a landmark on Deerskin Road. It was a bright, bold splash of color created by the art students of...
Culvert Replacement on E. Bass Lake Rd
The culvert has been replaced on E. Bass Lake Rd. The road will be paved at a later date. Please use caution when traveling on this stretch of road and reduce speed when approaching the site....
Home Ignition Zone Assessments on Bass Lake
To reduce the risk of wildfire in our town, home ignition zone assessments were recently conducted on 43 homes on Bass Lake as part of our Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP). Specially...
Do you have aquatic weeds?
If you have aquatic weeds, you can remove them! Nearly all activities used to control or manage aquatic plants require a permit from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR). However,...
Boulder Donation
Wiegand Excavating of Iron River, Michigan, recently donated large boulders to the Eagle River Fire Department for use at Station #2 in the Town of Washington. Construction of the helipad at Fire...