PALMYRA, WISCONSIN
Welcome to our Web site. The first settler, Cyrus Norton, arrived in the Scuppernong Valley in 1839. Three years later, a saw mill was built by the Powers brothers, who named the new settlement "Palmyra" after a city in the Syrian desert because of the abundance of sand they found in this area. In 1843, a general store and tavern opened, and later that year the land was surveyed and platted into lots by John Fish. The first town meeting took place in 1846, and the railroad arrived in the fall of 1852. By 1860 the population approached 1,000 residents. Palmyra was officially charted as a Village on May 5, 1874.
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Click here for the new Recycling Rules regarding electronics
Click here to view the property listing for W1123 S. Shore Drive!
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DNR GRANT AWARD LETTER TO THE VILLAGE FOR THE PARK LAND PURCHASE!!
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A BIG THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HAS VOLUNTEERED TO SIT AT OUR YARD WASTE SITE, THANK YOU!
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PALMYRA POST OFFICE NOW OFFERING PASSPORTS ON A WALK IN BASIS DURING REGULAR OFFICE HOURS. YOU WILL NEED TO BRING A PHOTO WITH YOU. CALL 495-2784
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Click here for FAQ's on the new smoking ban law.
TORNADO SIREN INFORMATION
Jefferson County Sheriff's Dept. will sound the siren whenever there has been a tornado warning anywhere in Jeff. County. The siren will be sounded each & every time there is a tornado warning. There is no "All Clear" siren. If you hear the siren tune into a local weather station and be prepared to take cover.
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Check out the Park & Recreation Tab for Summer Programs
Remember: NO GLASS ALLOWED AT THE VILLAGE PARK!!!!
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Summer Exhibit: "The Art of Palmyra"
June 5th - Aug. 28th at the Turner Museum 112 N. Third St.
For more info. call 495-2412
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Click here to view the Village of Palmyra's Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 2010-2015
Click on each map below to view the Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan service areas and future plans
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WALKING YOUR DOG AND YOUR RESPONSIBILITY
When you are walking your dog it is your responsibility to clean up after it! There have been complaints made to the Village Office about excrement left around the Village. There are Village Ordinances in place regarding this and no one else should have to clean up your mess.
PLEASE BE COURTEOUS AND RESPONSIBLE when walking your pet. Clean up and dispose of properly.
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VILLAGE RESIDENTS, PLEASE KEEP YOUR GRASS CUT AND PROPERTY FREE OF WEEDS, WE HAVE ORDINANCES REGARDING THIS ISSUE AND WE APPRECIATE EVERYONE'S COOPERATION.
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Beginning with the first Saturday of April through November the Village will have a dumpster available at 430 S. Jefferson St. from 8 a.m. to Noon for area residents to bring grass clippings, leaves, weeds and small branches (2" dia. max. and 2 ft length max.) Any plastic bags will need to be opened and the plastic bag discarded in a seperate container next to the dumpster, only biodegradable paper bags will be allowed in the dumpster. You will need to bring proof of Village residency.
Also, the 2nd Monday of each month April through November the DPW will be picking up brush at the curbside. Please click here for more info. on that.
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Food Pantry Donation Bins can be found at Jim & Judy's Foods, Palmyra State Bank and the Village Clerk's office. Please donate to those who are in need.
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Purchase Holiday Ornaments from the Historical Preservation Commission at the Village Hall: The years featured ornament will a historic site within the Village, check with Historic Preservation Commission. Cost $10, makes a great gift!
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CHECK OUT OUR NEW MESSAGE BOARD FOR HAPPENINGS, AGENDAS, & MINUTES NEXT TO THE VILLAGE CLERK'S OFFICE!!
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Click on the tab "Budget & Tax Info. to the left and you can view the 2009 Assessments for all property within the Village.
Go to the links page and click on guide for property owners to help you understand your assessment
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Watch for upcoming events on our new sign located on the corner of Hwy 59 & Anemone Ave.!
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