Public Works Questions
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.
Dog License
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.
Building Permits
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.
Property Taxes
Meetings
Clean-Up Event Days
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.