Village of Waterford. 123 N River Street. Waterford, WI 53185. Phone: 262-534-3980. Fax: 262-534-5373

Welcome to Waterford! A greeting from the Village of Waterford President. About Waterford. The Village of Waterford has small town charm with big city amenities. Come for a visit or join our community, we're sure you'll love it as much as we do. Community Resources. Elections & Voting

Waterford is a pleasant community located along the Fox River in western Racine County in southeast Wisconsin. In the middle of a rich farming community, the village was the hub of commerce and continues to grow its industrial, manufacturing, retail and service.

Our charming small town is conveniently located near the larger cities of Racine/Kenosha, Milwaukee, Madison, and Chicago, providing a wealth of opportunities, within Waterford and beyond, for entertainment, recreation, advanced education, employment opportunities, health care, and other services.

Departments of the Village of Waterford are responsible for village operations including public works, sewer and water utilities, streets, library, public health, municipal court, public safety including police, fire and rescue, administrative offices, permits and licensing, property taxes, elections, building inspection, and parks .

Village of Waterford. 123 N River Street. Waterford, WI 53185. Phone: 262-534-3980. Fax: 262-534-5373

Why Waterford? Waterford is a pleasant community with small town charm and the energy of a larger city, with a nice mix of small and large businesses - service, retail and dining, commercial, and industrial.

2025年1月2日 · NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at an election to be held in the Village of Waterford, on Tuesday, April 1, 202, the following offices are to be elected to succeed the present 5 incumbents listed, whose terms of office will expire on 21, 2025.

River Rhythms - enjoy great music alongside the beautiful Fox River in downtown Waterford. Musical artists representing many genres perform alternating Thursdays in Village Hall Park, N. River Street. Concerts are free.

Waterford's rich history begins well before the first American settlers came when it was the home of the Potowatomi. It was ceded to the American government in 1833. Loading