Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Rent The Municipal Center Hall?
Yes. It is available to Maine property owners only, and only select types of functions are allowed. Call (715) 675-5607 Tuesday & Thursday afternoons between 1 & 6 PM for hall information and reservations.
Yes. It is available to Maine property owners only, and only select types of functions are allowed. Call (715) 675-5607 Tuesday & Thursday afternoons between 1 & 6 PM for hall information and reservations.
Can I Run A Business Out Of My Home?
Yes, you will need a conditional use permit.
Yes, you will need a conditional use permit.
Do I Need A Burn Permit For Campfires?
It is illegal to burn anything when the DNR labels Marathon County as high, very high, or extreme fire danger. Campfires do not require a permit if you burn within the fire ring. If the fire burns outside the fire ring, you will need a permit. Be mindful that any time you burn, you are liable for any damage your fire causes.
It is illegal to burn anything when the DNR labels Marathon County as high, very high, or extreme fire danger. Campfires do not require a permit if you burn within the fire ring. If the fire burns outside the fire ring, you will need a permit. Be mindful that any time you burn, you are liable for any damage your fire causes.
Do I Need To Register My Pet?
Pet forms come with your tax bills. Only dogs need a license. Farm animals & cats do not need a license.
Pet forms come with your tax bills. Only dogs need a license. Farm animals & cats do not need a license.
How Do I Vote Absentee?
Contact the clerk to find out what hours in-person absentee voting can take place. You will need to provide a copy of your drivers license, and fill out the EL-121 form.
Contact the clerk to find out what hours in-person absentee voting can take place. You will need to provide a copy of your drivers license, and fill out the EL-121 form.
How Do I Obtain Building Permits?
Call the Maine Municipal Center Office (715) 675-5607 Tuesday & Thursday afternoons between 1 & 6 PM. The Zoning Administrator/Building Inspector, Rich Grefe, holds open office hours on Thursdays from 1 - 7 PM. Rich Grefe's cellphone number is (715) 218-5713. Building a house requires 3 or more acres of land.
Call the Maine Municipal Center Office (715) 675-5607 Tuesday & Thursday afternoons between 1 & 6 PM. The Zoning Administrator/Building Inspector, Rich Grefe, holds open office hours on Thursdays from 1 - 7 PM. Rich Grefe's cellphone number is (715) 218-5713. Building a house requires 3 or more acres of land.
How Do I Obtain Burning Permits?
Go to the DNR website to fill out the permit online. You can also stop by the Maine Municipal Center and fill out a form if you do not have internet service.
Go to the DNR website to fill out the permit online. You can also stop by the Maine Municipal Center and fill out a form if you do not have internet service.
Can I Walk/Bike On Village Roads At Night?
Yes you can. We recommend walking/biking on non-County roads with a reflective safety vest or other brightly colored clothing, and a flashlight to illuminate yourself to drivers.
Yes you can. We recommend walking/biking on non-County roads with a reflective safety vest or other brightly colored clothing, and a flashlight to illuminate yourself to drivers.
What Items Require A Local License?
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Requires a License
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No License Required
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What Items Require Permits?
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Require Permits
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No Permits Required
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What Recreational Activities Does The Village Promote?
The kayak launch is located at the East end of Playground Lane (45.110611, -89.628351)
- Fishing on the Wisconsin River
- Kayaking/canoeing/tubing on the Wisconsin River
The kayak launch is located at the East end of Playground Lane (45.110611, -89.628351)
Will My Address Change?
Marathon County is changing addresses, but the Village of Maine is opting out. However, residents living on County Highway F will have County L addresses.
Marathon County is changing addresses, but the Village of Maine is opting out. However, residents living on County Highway F will have County L addresses.