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Welcome to the Town of Pleasant Valley website.

Our town hall is located at 1630 30th Ave, Hammond, WI 54015.  Please note we do not collect mail at this address.

See notices and meeting tabs for upcoming events.

Public Notice-Proposed Comprehensive Plan Update

Land Use Plan Public Hearing Draft

ST. CROIX COUNTY RECYCLING DATES –

TOWN CLEAN UP DAYS – May 17, 2025 9AM – 1 PM & September 20, 2025 9 AM – 1 PM

MONTHLY MEETINGS  Our monthly meetings are the second Tuesday of the month at the town hall at 7:00 PM, with the exception of our annual meeting, which is always the third Tuesday of April.

PROPERTY TAXES  Property tax bills are mailed in late December. First half payment is due January 31 to the Town Treasurer. Second half payment is due July 31 to the St. Croix County Treasurer, Hudson, WI.

St. Croix County recommends registering for Property Fraud Alert.  Property/mortgage fraud is the fastest-growing white collar crime in the country according to the FBI.  Fraudulent deeds, powers of attorney, satisfactions, etc. are recorded with out the property owner’s knowledge.  From there, these documents are used to transfer title of property or to obtain money illegally.

By registering for Property Fraud Alert, you, as a St. Croix County property owner, will receive an e-mail or phone call alert whenever a document has been recorded under your name.  If an identity thief records a fraudulent document to obtain funds or your property, you will be notified immediately and can take steps to stop it.  Questions call Beth Pabst, St. Croix County Register of Deeds at 715-386-4650.  Register today free of charge at www.propertyfraudalert.com or 1-800-728-3858.

GARBAGE SERVICES  The township does not contract for garbage services as a township, but providers such as Murtha’s Sanitation and Waste Management offer curbside pickup.  The township does host bi-annual Clean up Days, where residents are welcome to dispose of unwanted items (please no yard waste or garbage).  Appliances, tires, and computer equipment are welcome for a small fee.

RECYCLING

The town contracts with Murtha’s Sanitation for recycling pick-up at the town hall. Residents are free to use the large recycling dumpsters at the town hall.  Please do not drop off your garbage at the dumpsters. Murtha’s Sanitation will not pick this up.

WHAT TO RECYCLE:

  • GLASS bottles & jars
  • ALUMINUM, tin & steel cans and lids
  • PLASTICS #1-2 bottles, jugs, jars & food tubs (put plastic caps back on)
  • PAPER, flattened cardboard, newspaper & magazines
  • NO Plastic Bags/Film (gather separately and bring to your local grocery store, Target or Walmart)
  • NO Used Paper Products (can be composted)

Please visit the St. Croix County’s recycling website for:

  • What to Recycle and How to Recycle Right:

https://www.sccwi.gov/532/What-to-Recycle

  • Appliance, Electronics and Tire Collection Events

https://www.sccwi.gov/420/Recycling

  • Clean Sweep – Hazardous Waste Collection Event

https://www.sccwi.gov/430/Clean-Sweep—Hazardous-Waste

ANIMAL CONTROL/LICENSING  All dogs in St. Croix County must have a rabies vaccination and must have a dog license as required under Wisconsin Statutes.  All dogs 5 months or older require a license that can be obtained from the Town Treasurer with proof of rabies vaccination.

If there is an animal at large please contact Dedicated Animal Control Services at 715-377-5141

BURNING PERMITS   Town residents are to call and notify the Town Chairperson and the St. Croix County non-emergency Fire Dispatch at 715-386-4701 to inform them that they are going to be burning.  The resident will be required to leave a phone number so they can be reached in case someone calls in the fire.  Please note, the resident is responsible if your fire gets out of control and becomes liable for all expenses incurred in putting the fire out.  Residents may want to contact the insurance company to ensure you have adequate coverage.