Residents have expressed concern over the growing resident goose population. We are constantly investigate solutions to help keep human-goose conflicts to a minimum. We ask that everyone helps contribute to a solution and Don't Feed the Geese. Check out information on homeowner actions that can help with control of goose populations in your yard at the University of Minnesota's Homeowner's Guide.
Coyotes have become a topic of increasing importance. Residents are warned to keep an eye on small pets to avoid conflict with the growing number of coyotes in the area
Invasive species are making their presence felt throughout Wisconsin. Make sure that you are a part of the solution and not the problem by checking out the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources information on invasive species.
Gypsy Moth continues to be a problem in Southeastern Wisconsin. Information does come out about the DNR spraying communities with gypsy moth problems. The Town of Brookfield does NOT participate in this program. For additional information about the spraying and gypsy moths, go to the WDNR Gypsy Moth website.
EBHS will be the town's Animal Control Specialists. If you have an animal issue, contact them directly at 262-782-9261. Contact them if you find a stray or injured animal or to see if they already have your lost pet. You can also check them out at www.ebhs.org
Have you found a stray or injured animal? Town of Brookfield residents who are experiencing an animal related issue should call EBHS at 262-782-9261 or use the after hours number at 262-893-8189. In addition to companion animal adoptions and surrenders, EBHS is available for the pick up of stray animals, injured wildlife, and to handle animal related emergencies and complaints, 24 hours a day. Do not hesitate to contact EBHS for any assistance.
The fees for spayed/neutered dogs are $7; non-spayed/non-neutered dogs are $12. In addition, there will be a $5 late fee for any dog not registered before April 1. New dog purchases are exempt from this late fee but proof of the date of purchase will be required. Proof of vaccination is also required and must be presented at time of licensing.
Make sure to get your dog licensed for your peace of mind, your dog's safety and the safety of the town. You can also click here for a copy of the application.
Per Town Ordinance, remember that parking is not allowed AT ANY TIME from November 1 - April 1. Violators will be ticketed and towed.
In addition, it is illegal to play driveways and sidewalks across any roadways. Make sure to keep snow on your property to ensure the safety of our DPW employees and resident drivers.
The Waukesha County Treasurer collects all Town of Brookfield tax payments. Please make checks payable to Waukesha County Treasurer.
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Use the pre-addressed envelope mailed with your tax bill to mail your payment. A receipt will be mailed to you. Timeliness of payment is based on postmark date so please mail early. You can also pay in person at: 1320 Pewaukee Road, Room 148 (Waukesha County Administration Center). There is also a depository box located east of the Administration Center, across from Door 35, available 24 hours a day.
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Mortgage tax payment checks, issued to you, need to be endorsed by you.
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If a refund is due, the Town will issue s refund check in approximately 6 weeks.
Waukesha County Treasurers office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 am - 4:30 pm. Offices are closed for major holidays.
Tax information is available online. Access tax listings by going to the Treasurer's or Register of Deeds pages at www.waukeshacounty.gov or go directly to the Register of Deeds Tax Listing.
Important Information Regarding Tax Bills
2008
The printing company printed and mailed the tax bills with an incorrect assessment Ratio of .7941; the correct ratio is .8867.
All other information is correct.
We are sorry for an inconvenience this may have caused you.
