Palmyra Treasurer

The Palmyra Village Water Department in Palmyra, Village of, WI, serves the community with essential water services, ensuring residents have access to clean and reliable water for their daily needs. The department also provides information on water conservation and leak detection to help residents maintain efficient water usage. Established in a historic settlement dating back to the mid-19th century, the Village of Palmyra's water department plays a vital role in preserving the town's heritage while meeting the modern needs of its growing population. Residents can rely on the department for prompt assistance and valuable resources related to water management.Generated from the website

The Village of Eagle, located in the scenic Kettle Moraine of southwest Waukesha County, boasts a rich history dating back to 1836, becoming an incorporated village in 1899. Known for its iconic smiley-faced yellow water tower, Eagle has evolved from a bustling commercial hub in the late 1800s to a charming community that hosts annual events like Kettle Moraine Days and the Eagle Pumpkin Party. Generated from the website

Located in Whitewater, Wis., the Whitewater Police Department is a full-service law enforcement agency that employs more than 20 sworn officers and over 15 civilians who provide 24-hour street patrols to ensure public safety and security. Founded in 1858, the department develops policies, procedures and plans to deal with various disaster situations. It handles accident and incidents reports, as well as conducts investigations. The Whitewater Police Department has an administrative services bureau that includes administrative services commanders, detective sergeants, juvenile officers and dispatchers. The department responds to emergency and nonemergency calls. It offers traffic direction, motorist assistance, animal control, and code and parking enforcement services. The department additionally provides traffic and crowd control at several civic events.