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​​​​​​​Farm Succession Planning Event: Thursday, April 3rd from 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM
Transferring a farm is often a complex process, involving legal, financial, and emotional considerations— even when an heir is identified. For many retiring farmers, finding someone to continue the farm business can be a significant challenge. For new farmers, especially those without a farming background, the biggest obstacle is often finding affordable land. Successful land transfers take time and require building relationships between families, landowners, new farmers, and support organizations.
Interested in starting the conversation about your farming legacy? Join Groundswell Conservancy on Thursday, April 3rd, from 4:30PM to 6:30PM at the Town Hall for an insightful discussion on farm succession strategies.
If you are interested in attending this event or in learning more, visit www.groundswellconservancy.org/event/farmplan or contact Brandon Mann at (608) 258-9797 or Brandon@groundswellconservancy.org
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2025 Dog Licenses
2025 Dog License Application: Neutered dogs are $20.00, un-neutered dogs are $30.00. A $5.00 late charge will be charged for all delinquent licenses issued after March 31). Include a stamped, self-addressed envelope, and the completed license will be mailed to you. Please submit an application to azacharias@townofdunnwi.gov or mail to the Town Hall.
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Plan Commission Vacancy
The Plan Commission currently has a vacancy. If you are interested in serving on the commission, please fill out this form
and email to kshepperd@townofdunnwi.gov.
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Cooperative Boundary Agreement with the Village of McFarland
The Town of Dunn and the Village of McFarland have indicated that they are interested in signing a new cooperative boundary agreement that would be in place through 2055. You can find more information at the below links and future meetings will be published on dunn.civicweb.net or by clicking here.
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Cooperative Plan between the Town of Dunn and the Village of McFarland Meetings
- The Town and Village are planning to hold a public information meeting (PIM) prior to the public hearing to provide an opportunity for residents in either community to ask questions about the draft agreement. The PIM will be held on Wednesday, April 16, 2025 at 6PM at the McFarland Municipal Center.
- A public hearing on the draft plan is scheduled for Tuesday, April 29, 2025 at 7PM at the Town of Dunn Town Hall, 4156 County Road B. Residents are also welcome to contact staff at the Town of Dunn or the Village Community & Economic Development Director with specific questions.
Cooperative_Boundary_Plan_Factsheet
Cooperative Boundary Plan FlowChart
V. McFarland T. Dunn Boundary Agreement_02282005
2024-03 Resolution to Authorize Cooperative Plan with the Village of McFarland
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2024 Property Taxes
Tax Bills were mailed out on December 9th. You may obtain a copy online by visiting https://accessdane.danecounty.gov/ , searching your property, and then by selecting the “E-Bill” function under the Tax Information section. Receipts are also availale by visiting AccessDane.
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Tax payments made after January 31st, 2025 must be sent to the Dane County Treasurer: PO Box 1299, Madison, WI 53701-1299. Please click here for more info.
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DOR Lottery Credit Portal
For more information regarding lottery and/or gaming credits, visit the DOR Lottery Credit FAQ page: www.revenue.wi.gov/Pages/FAQS/slf-lottcr.aspx
Property owners should use this portal to apply for or remove a lottery and/or gaming credit. In the portal, you are directed to the correct e-file lottery and gaming credit form (LC-115, LC-315, LC-320 & LC-400). File and submit your application online without the added step of printing, mailing, or emailing. Visit: ww2.revenue.wi.gov/VaultPublic/lc/interview.html
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Public Health Offers Free Private Well Testing for “Forever Chemicals”
Public Health Madison & Dane County is providing free PFAS water testing for income eligible homeowners with private wells in Dane County. Eligibility for free testing is based on income and the number of people in the household. If you are not eligible for free testing, paid testing is also available at a lower price than many other labs typically offer.
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PFAS chemicals are common in our environment. Also known as “forever chemicals”, PFAS do not change or break down easily. Exposure can happen through the air, soil, and even drinking water.
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For more information, click here or call Public Health Madison and Dane County at (608) 266-4821.
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Dane Arts Posters Available
Each year for over four decades, the Dane County Cultural Affairs Commission's annual art poster has showcased a different, talented local artist. This tradition lives on in 2025. Art posters are available to the public by voluntary donation at the Town Hall. Poster donations help support the Commission's mission and programs: fostering public participation, increasing access, and forging alliances in support of local arts, culture, and history. Click here to view this year's poster.
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