Welcome to the City of Bayfield, Wisconsin!
"The Best Little Town in the Midwest"
Bayfield City Dock - Slips Available for 2018 Season
The City of Bayfield has slips available for rent including 40’ finger piers at the City Dock. You will be provided with water and electric services, and refuse/recycling. Known as the gateway to the Apostle Islands, the location of our dock is exceptional and is a stone’s throw from our Commercial District. Here you will enjoy attractions/adventures, shopping, dining, lodging, galleries/art, and professional services, and community parks.
Please call Billie Hoopman at 715-779-5712 for more information or go to:
http://www.cityofbayfield.com/city-dock.html
The City of Bayfield has slips available for rent including 40’ finger piers at the City Dock. You will be provided with water and electric services, and refuse/recycling. Known as the gateway to the Apostle Islands, the location of our dock is exceptional and is a stone’s throw from our Commercial District. Here you will enjoy attractions/adventures, shopping, dining, lodging, galleries/art, and professional services, and community parks.
Please call Billie Hoopman at 715-779-5712 for more information or go to:
http://www.cityofbayfield.com/city-dock.html
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The City of Bayfield has once again achieved "Sustained Flight" status in the Bird City Wisconsin program. Bayfield first achieved "Bird City" status in 2012. Bird City Wisconsin is a program of the Milwaukee Audubon Society that recognizes municipalities for the conservation and education activities that they undertake to make their communities healthy for birds...and people.
To be recognized as a Bird City, a community must meet criteria spread across six categories: habitat creation and protection, community forest management, limiting threats to birds, education, energy and sustainability, and the official recognition and celebration of International Migratory Bird Day. International Migratory Bird Day was celebrated in Bayfield in May with a bird walk on the Bayfield Brownstone Trail led by Neil Howk, president of Chequamegon Audubon. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE It’s time for Bayfield to update is Comprehensive Plan. For more information, please visit the "CITY INFO' tab above. You will find copies of the City's 2002-2022 Comprehensive Plan, and various related planning guides, policies, and statements. Additionally, a newComprehensive Plan Update page has been created. We will do our best to keep you informed on the progress of our work and about any public participation opportunities. PARTISAN PRIMARY
August 14, 2018 Polls Open: 7am-8pm @ the Bayfield City Hall FOR MORE INFORMATION ON CURRENT ELECTIONS, VOTER REGISTRATION OR VOTER ID PLEASE VISIT: myvote.wi.gov/en-us/ City of Bayfield Dog Owners
Please get your 2018 dog license at City Hall before April 1st to avoid late fees and/or fines. We require proof of rabies vaccination from your veterinarian which must include the serial number and manufacturer. $7 spayed/neutered & $14 not spayed/neutered Click here for application Thank you! |
The City of Bayfield competed in a yearlong competition called the Clean Utility Energy Challenge which was funded by The Great Lakes Protection Fund and American Water Works Association. The inaugural 2017-2018 competition, focused on the Great Lakes Basin, was aimed at connecting the utilities with new innovative software that reduces mercury and other emissions while reducing the utility’s operations and management costs. The City of Bayfield used LEEM (Locational Emission Estimation Methodology) technology which provides predictive and real-time emission intensity data for mercury, CO2, SO2, NOx, and lead. From the free day-ahead information, the City of Bayfield was able to manipulate the times that water was pumped to lower emission times thus reducing the amount of emissions released as well as saving energy cost. We were successful in our efforts and managed to earn the title of Green Champion along with a $10,000 prize! For more information please visit https://www.awwa.org/resources-tools/water-and-wastewater-utility-management/water-utility-energy-challenge.aspx
Waterfront Walk "Turning Point" Park Project The primary purpose of this project is to re-develop the "Turning Point" element at First Street and Wilson Avenue into a new park area. The project includes the construction of a portion of the missing Waterfront Trail allowing users to traverse alongside of Lake Superior, the construction of a fully ADA compliant restroom facility, the addition of a safe trail spur so users can safely access the highly used East Dock Park, and creates a new area for public outdoor recreation with the construction of a new park area featuring a donated fountain that will be located directly in the middle of the "Turning Point" area. Work has started! General Contractor: Angelo Luppino, Inc. Bayfield Waterfront Trail Project Site Plan (final details subject to change) City Meetings & Agendas
June 25 - ARB, 5 pm @ City Hall June 26 - Plan Commission, 8 am @ Fire Hall June 26 - Plan Commission, 4 pm @ City Hall July 2 - Harbor, 4 p.m. @ City Hall July 2 - Fire Department, 5:30 p.m. @ Fire Hall July 9 - Finance, 3:30 p.m. @ City Hall July 9 - Council, 4 p.m. @ City Hall City Hall Office Hours:
Monday - Friday: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. CLOSED - July 4, 2018 (Independence Day) Utility Customer Notices:
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City of Bayfield
125 South First Street - P.O. Box 1170 Bayfield, Wisconsin 54814 Phone: (715) 779-5712 Fax: (715) 779-5094 Emergencies: 715-373-6120 or 911 In accordance with Federal Law and US Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability. |
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