Spring Primary Election

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Eagle Municipal Building
820 E Main Street
Tuesday, February 16, 2021
Polls are open from 7am to 8pm

Do you have questions related to financial assistance for property taxes?

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Below is some information provided by the Wisconsin Department of Revenue to assist taxpayers due to financial hardships.

Three credits are applied directly to a property tax bill with the amounts printed separately on the bill.

  1. Lottery and Gaming Credit – if you are a Wisconsin resident, own your property and it is your primary residence, a property owner may qualify for this credit
  2. First Dollar Credit – if there is a real property improvement on the land, the property qualifies for this credit
  3. School Levy Tax Credit – all taxable real property in Wisconsin qualifies for this credit

There are also credits an individual may claim on their Wisconsin income tax return. The income tax return instructions are the best source to determine qualification for these credits.

  1. Homestead Credit – this credit has requirements that can be found in the income tax instructions or in the common questions on our website at Claiming Homestead Credit
  2. Veterans and Surviving Spouses Property Tax Credit – a credit equal to the amount of property taxes paid during the year on an eligible veteran’s or surviving spouse’s principal dwelling. The Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA) provides a certificate of eligibility. Information, instructions and request forms can be found on the DVA website.
  3. Renter’s and Homeowner’s School Property Tax Credit – this credit is not available if an individual claims the veterans and surviving spouses property tax credit

There is one program intended for the elderly in particular

  • The Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority (WHEDA) provides property tax deferral loans for the elderly
  • For more information, contact WHEDA at (800)755-7835

Financial hardship

In the case of an individual that is suffering a financial hardship due to the pandemic, encourage them to reach out to their legislators to make them aware of their situation. This is helpful for legislators when they reconvene in 2021, and possibly pursue new COVID relief legislation.

Tax credits/assistance information is included on the property tax bill backer

EAGLE TAX BILLS

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Click Here to Search for your 2020 Tax Bill.  Original tax bills have been mailed and should be arriving soon.

We encourage residents to mail payments (PO Box 327, Eagle, WI 53119) or place them in our NEW outside Drop Box (820 E. Main St., Eagle).  Please pay by check or money order.   If you would like a receipt, please enclose a self-address, stamped envelope.  Thank you!

Office hours may vary due to the ongoing pandemic.  If you opt to come in person and pay cash, please bring the exact amount of your tax bill. 

A separate check is required for Dog Licenses.


2021 Dog License Form

2020 Property Tax Bill Look-Up

2020 Eagle Tax Bills – All Tax Bills

Snowplow Driver

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Do you like playing with that fluffy, white stuff that falls to the ground in the winter? Or do you hate it and want to push it away? If you answered yes, then this is the job for you! The Town of Eagle is currently looking for a dependable, motivated, and hard-working snowplow driver. This position is seasonal, on-call which requires 24/7 availability, whenever the snow is falling, or conditions become icy. Snowplow drivers MUST have a valid CDL drivers license and a clean driving record. We offer competitive pay. Snow removal experience is preferred, but not required. To apply, complete the employment application by clicking on this link: https://townofeaglewi.us/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Employment-Application.pdf, complete and return it by hand, mail, fax, or email.

Town Clerk, PO Box 327, Eagle WI 53119; fax #262-594-5820; [email protected].

Landscaping Needed

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The Town & Village of Eagle have landscaping plans for the Eagle Municipal (Library) Building. We are looking for materials (plantings) and for installation (labor). DONATIONS ARE ENCOURAGED. Any inquiries, please contact Don Malek at 262-470-9688.