Frequently Asked Questions

Our Public Works Department can be reached at (608) 319-5398.

Possibly.

The Town has a Private Drive Plowing Policy. All Town Roads are considered priority during a winter storm event and private driveways/roads will not take priority over maintaining access to Town Roads.

Property owners will be required to sign a liability release and agree to hold harmless the Town for any damage arising from private drive plowing.

It depends.

If you live on a County Road, please contac the Iowa County Highway Department.

If you live on a Town Road, please review our Mailbox Policy.

Yes. 

The owner of a dog shall annually pay the dog license tax and obtain a license.  The application and appropriate fee(s) should be submitted to the Town of Brigham by April 1st of each year to avoid any late fees. Failure to obtain a license prior to this date, or within 30 days of acquiring ownership of a licensable dog or the dog reaching the licensable age (5 months), may result in the assessment of a late fee and reporting to the appropriate enforcement agency of Iowa County.

Maybe. 

There are various rules and regulations that require a building permit. Contacting the Town's Building Inspector is recommended prior to beginning any work to ensure you have any necessary permits.  The Building Inspector can be reached at (608) 963-0652.

Our Taxes page contains the most current information and can be found here: https://brighamtown.com/taxes/.

The 2nd installment is due to Iowa County.  It should be mailed to: 222 N Iowa St, Dodgeville, WI  53533. To verify the amount owed, contact the Iowa County Treasurer at (608) 935-0397.

The Town Board typically meets the first Wednesday of each month. The Plan Commission typically meets the third Tuesday of each month, if requests are submitted for decision/discussion/recommendation.

The deadline is two (2) weeks prior to the meeting date.

Meeting Minutes are not posted until the respective board has approved the "draft" minutes.

The Town of Brigham typically offers two (2) Clean-Up Events each year - one in the spring and one in the fall.  Check our Calendar for scheduled dates.

Yes. 

The owner of a dog shall annually pay the dog license tax and obtain a license.  The application and appropriate fee(s) should be submitted to the Town of Brigham by April 1st of each year to avoid any late fees. Failure to obtain a license prior to this date, or within 30 days of acquiring ownership of a licensable dog or the dog reaching the licensable age (5 months), may result in the assessment of a late fee and reporting to the appropriate enforcement agency of Iowa County.