Bulletin Board
Town Hall
7228 Highway W
Winchester, WI 54557
Town Contacts
Email Clerk
715-686-2123
Office Hours
Town Chair & Clerk
By appointment only
Board Meet5ings
1st Monday - 6PM
Meeting dates/times are subject to change.
Watch for agenda postings.
Town of Winchester Bulletin Board
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Notice Seasonal Weight Updates
Epoxy Flooring Notice For Bids
Road Paving Notice For Bids
Vouchers for the Vilas County Recycling Amnesty Program are now
available at the Transfer Site. Two vouchers per household, per year,
are worth $15.00 each, to be used towards the recycling fee of any item
we accept. Just ask the attendant for yours, their FREE
Attention Winchester Residents! Spring Cleanup!
1.Just leave the tied up bag roadside
2. Phone the Town Crew at 715-543-2385 leave a message where to pick it up.
New to Winchester? Current Winchester resident? Click here to find useful information about the Winchester Community.
Winchester Community Gardens
New Change for the Transfer site: The Town Board approved having year round electronics recycling a couple of months ago. Please reflect that change on the website, and add "please ask the attendant for help".
Request Winchester Agendas And Minutes Emailed to you
The Library Community Room is Open for meetings, programs, and events. Check the Library Website for events at Winchester Public Library 54557 ( https://www.winchesterpubliclibrary.com/) or Facebook.
Welcome to the Town of Winchester, Wisconsin
The Real Northwoods!
Winchester is located in the northwest corner of Vilas County, bounded by Michigan's Upper Peninsula to the north, Iron County to the west, the town of Presque Isle to the east and the town of Manitowish Waters to the south.
Winchester covers over 34,000 acres and is covered by lakes, with 34 named and 29 unnamed. Almost 80% of the town's area is wooded, and we have more than 6,000 acres of public land as part of the Northern-Highland American Legion State Forest.
Winchester is a small community most of the year, with 528 permanent residents (estimated in the year 2020). Like many towns in the Northwoods, we have a larger summer population, with approximately 3000 seasonal residents. Our area is perfect for summer activities like fishing, boating and hiking. Winter sports such as skiing, snowmobiling and snowshoeing are also popular.