Spring Primary and Voter Photo ID

The City will hold a Spring Primary election on Tuesday, February 21 for Wards 1 and 3 through 8 for the office of Walworth County Supervisor District 6.  The implementation of Act 23 will require voters to show a photo ID to receive a ballot and to sign the poll list beginning with this election.

The Government Accountability Board launched a statewide voter photo ID awareness campaign featuring a website designed to tell Wisconsinites everything they need to know about the new law, including how to get a free state ID card.   For more information, visit Bring It.Wisconsin.Gov

Ice Skating in Sunset Park

The ice skating rink is up and running in Sunset Park!  Weather dependent, the skating rink will be available for the remainder of the winter.  It is located on the basketball court next to the play equipment.  Contact the Parks and Recreation Department with any questions, 741-5114.
 

2011 Property Taxes

The first payment or payment in full is due to the City of Elkhorn by January 31 of each year.  Any remaining balance is paid to the Walworth County Treasurer by July 31 of each year.  You may view your property tax bill online on the Walworth County website.

Each year; following the mailing of property tax bills, the City is frequently asked the question: "Where do my taxes go?"  This question may best be answered in two parts; one that addresses the total tax bill and another that considers the City's use of taxes.  Click here for the complete article. 

Daddy-Daughter Winter Formal

The 3rd Annual Daddy-Daughter Winter Formal will be held Friday, February 10th at the Grand Geneva Resort in Lake Geneva from 6:00-9:00 p.m.  This special evening includes dinner, dancing, as well as a professional photographer who will be on hand to capture your special moments.  The cost for the event is $40.00 per couple, $20.00 for each additional child.  The registration deadline is Friday, February 3rd, so don't miss out, click here to register now!

Winter Parking Regulations

In an effort to enhance winter road maintenance operations, the City has changed its seasonal parking regulations which begin December 1st and remain in effect until April 1st.  Parking is prohibited on any street in the City when the National Weather Service has issued any of the following winter storm messages for our area: winter weather advisory, winter storm warning or blizzard warning.  These parking restrictions will remain in effect for a period of 12 hours after the expiration of the winter storm message.  Vehicles parked in violation of these regulations may be cited and towed .  The vehicle owner will be responsible for all costs associated with the removal and storage of the vehicle.

Click here to view Chapter 7 - TRAFFIC CODE