Town of Bovina, Wisconsin

08/28/2026

08/24/2026

Mark your calendars, the town of Bovina, will be having a dumpster for tires in the Town Hall parking lot Saturday, September 12th, from 8 AM until noon. Town residents may bring tires with a twenty inch inside diameter or less. Please limit the tires to4 per town residents

07/13/2026

07/13/2026

07/03/2026

*** ATTENTION OUTAGAMIE COUNTY SPRING FLOOD VICITIMS***

FEMA flood relief declaration and application is **NOW AVAILBALE**. Search for eligibility at FEMA's disaster assistance portal: https://tinyurl.com/OutagamieFloodReliefFEMA This is for individual assistance. Information on public/local government aid will follow later.

My deepest gratitude and sincerest appreciation to the Wisconsin federal delegation for their diligent advocacy and support throughout this recovery process, especially Congressman Tony Wied, Senator Tammy Baldwin and Senator Ron Johnson. Thank you!

07/01/2026

I'm grateful to President Trump for approving our state's request for disaster assistance and glad to see Northeast Wisconsin receive the relief it deserves.

I look forward to seeing these much-needed funds delivered to communities across very soon.

05/25/2026

Another way to receive assistance from the flooding cost of damages

05/02/2026

Flood damage assessments. Outagamie county will be doing assessments of town residents. We need to report damages in order to see if we qualify for relief funding All damages count and hopefully get reported. Homes that were damaged with sewage in the basement or flooded finished basements or flooded first floor living space or damaged furnace or water heaters are especially important to get reported. If anyone is able to email Doug Pahlow with a list of damages hours worked to date and a rough estimate of repair cost would help greatly . Also a list of volunteer hour or homeowner hours in sandbagging or pumping or cleaning should be emailed too. If you have a rough breakdown of names and days and hours worked is helpful.
Email address is [email protected] .
If you have questions call Doug @ 920-740-9647
If we are diligent in our reporting it is likely there will be relief funding and it would go to those that reported damages with hours and rough estimates.