Village of Rosendale, WI Web Site

211 N. Grant Street Rosendale, WI 54974

Welcome to the Village of Rosendale, Wisconsin. Rosendale is a small community located 11 miles west of Fond du Lac in northeast Wisconsin. This website is intended to be of use to both visitors and village members alike. We welcome you to our community and hope you enjoy your time here.

Village News

ORDINANCE NO. 136 - VILLAGE OF ROSENDALE ALL-TERRAIN/UTILITY VEHICLE ORDINANCE

Rosendale now has a Drug Drop Box!!

The Drug Drop Box is located in the lobby of the Rosendale Municipal Building, 211 N. Grant Street

Open to the public during Clerk's hours:

Monday - Friday from 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

WANTED: FIRST RESPONDERS & FIRE FIGHTERS

Rosendale Volunteer Fire Dept. & EMS

Seeking Volunteer Firefighters & EMS Personnel

For many years the Rosendale Volunteer Fire Department has protected our surrounding communities from Fire Emergencies utilizing all volunteers that stepped forward answering the call for their community; whether it be day or night, weekend or holiday. Today the Rosendale Fire Department continues to provide those same Fire/Rescue and Emergency Medical services with those same community volunteers.

The Rosendale Fire Department is accepting applications for future eligible volunteer firefighters and Medical First Responder providers.

We are looking for positive & dedicated individuals who believe in our Fire and EMS mission to serve and protect our community, and to be a part of our fire department team.

You will learn some important life skills, such as how to prevent and fight fires, how to rescue people and sustain them in life threatening situations, and how to operate state of the art firefighting equipment.

Volunteers must be 18 years of age or older, live in the Rosendale Fire District, and have a valid driver's license.

Eligible candidates selected, must be willing to complete the State of Wisconsin Entry Level Firefighter Two Part training program at one of our local community training colleges.

EMS Medical First Responders must complete the Wisconsin Medical First Responder Certified course.

For an application, or more information on how you can help the Rosendale Volunteer Fire Department and your community, please contact Chief Dave McCoy at 920-913-4381 or any one of our Rosendale Volunteer Firefighers or EMS providers for more information.

**Attention Village of Rosendale Residents**

If anyone notices a light pole throughout the Village that appears to be burnt out, please contact the Village Clerks Office so it can be reported to Alliant and repaired.

You can contact the Village Clerks Office by calling 920-872-2740 or

e-mail Emily at ewirkus@villageofrosendale.com

Dog and Cat Licenses

Provide more security for your pet. Lost pets wearing current licenses find their way home sooner than those without. Pets without a collar and tags are often assumed to be a stray and never make their way home to their family. Let people know that you care about your pet. Keep your animal's vaccinations and licenses current. Place a collar with current tags on you pet. If we can locate you, we can get your pet home to you. Licenses can be obtained from the Village Clerk. A record of vaccination is required.

Ordinance #102 now requires ALL DOGS & CATS to be licensed. Residents will be allowed only 3 dogs or 3 cats, or any combination thereof. Licenses can be obtained from the Village Clerk durning normal business hours. A record of vaccination is required.

Dog Licenses: $5.00 each for Spayed or Neutered, $10.oo each if not Spayed or Neutered

Cat Licenses: $5.00 each for Spayed or Neutered, $10.oo each if not Spayed or Neutered

~Late fees: $10.00 per animal if registered AFTER March 31st~

In addition, if you fail to get a valid Village license for each dog or cat you own by March 31st, you may be issued a citation for violating Village Ordinance 102, resulting in a court appearance and fine of $187.00 per non-licensed pet. Call 920-872-2740 if you have any questions.

Ordinance #102 defines animal control by the following:

* All dogs must be on a leash or chain not to exceed 6 feet in length and must be in the hands of the person controlling the dog.

* All persons having custody or control of any dog must keep the dog in an enclosure; be kept on an appropriate chain or tie not to exceed 6 feet in length; in an enclosed yard, whether walled or fenced, or in any other appropriate restraining enclosure.