Information for new residents:
Post Office
Address: 203 Steel Rd., Fall River, WI 53932
Phone: (920) 484-3168.
School
Address: 150 Bradley St., Fall River, WI 53932
Phone: (920) 484-3333
Fax: (920) 484-3600
The Village contracts with Pellitteri Waste Systems for automated curbside trash and recycling collection. Trash is collected every week and recyclables are collected every other week. All residents should use the carts provided for garbage and recycling- items not contained in the carts will not be picked up without making special arrangements with Pellitteri. Collection day in the Village is Thursday. If a holiday falls on a Thursday or any day earlier in the week, collection day will be Friday. Carts should be out by 6am on collection day.
On collection day, carts should be placed on a relatively flat surface–either the tree border or driveway–with the handles and wheels facing away from the street. Carts should be within two feet of the curb, and have four feet of clearance from other objects–mailboxes, vehicles, etc.–all the way around.
Trash and recycling information
For more information or to sign up for service alerts, visit Pellitteri.com, or call Customer Service at (608) 257-4285.
Recycling and Yard Waste Center
The Village operates a Recycling and Yard Waste Center on Church Street/Gruhn Road where residents can drop off material. See the informational brochure for more details.
Columbia County Recycling and Solid Waste
Columbia County accepts recyclables as well as a variety of other materials at its location at W7465 Hwy. 16. For more information on accepted items and disposal fees contact the Columbia County Recycling and Waste Processing Facility at (608) 742-6651, view their website, or download their informational brochure.
Elections are held at the Fall River Municipal Building, 641 S. Main St. Polls open at 7:00 AM and close at 8:00 PM. The building is handicapped accessible. Contact the Clerk's office to obtain absentee ballots.
2011 Wisconsin Act 23 voting in Wisconsin- The law requires voters to present an acceptable photo ID to receive a ballot. Voters are required to sign the poll book when they vote. Changes to your residency requires an address change registration before you are to vote. More details of the law can be found at http://elections.wi.gov/
Download an informational brochure explaining important facts for registering to vote.
Download a voter registration form. This form is used for new voter registrations, address changes and name changes.
Sec.10-1-29 Parking Prohibited Regulations.
(a) Winter Parking. When signs have been erected at the corporate limits of the Village of Fall River as provided in Sec. 349.13, Wis. Stats., no person shall park or leave standing on any Village street any vehicle or trailer between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. on any day from November 1 to April 1, except medical and public safety personnel on emergency calls. In addition to the issuance of citations, Village law enforcement officers shall have the authority to have towed to a designated place, or a place where parking is permitted, any vehicle parked in violation of this Section when such vehicle interferes with the removal of snow. Actual charges of such towing and removal shall be assessed against the driver or party responsible for the violation.
Village of Fall River residents are billed monthly for water, sewer and garbage collection. Utility customers who do not make payment before the due date listed on the billing will receive a ten-day disconnect notice. Payment must be made within ten days to avoid having water service disconnected.
It is illegal to discharge clear water from a sump pump or downspouts into the sanitary sewer. Doing so burdens the sanitary sewer collection and pumping system and can result in increased operation, maintenance, and treatment costs. Excessive discharge of clear water into the sanitary sewer can result in sewer backups and damage to property. Discharge of clear water should be directed in such a way as to avoid being a nuisance or danger to others.
A PDF version of the Village Ordinance Book can be found here.
Ordinances may be updated from time to time by action of the Fall River Village Board. Ordinances available on this website are believed to be current, but may be superceded by the Official Ordinance Book maintained at the Village Clerk's office.
The Columbus/Fall River Food Pantry is currently helping over 180 families in the Columbus and Fall River area. Your continued support and generosity make this possible. We are a volunteer organization and 100% of your donations go towards feeding people in our local communities. Monetary donations may be dropped off at Farmers & Merchants Union Bank. Non-perishable, non-expired food donations can be dropped off at Pick n Save, or at your local church. We are always in need of the following items: Cereal, Pancake Mix, Syrup, Canned Fruit, Soup, Crackers, Baked Beans, Peanut Butter, Jelly, Pasta, Rice, Spaghetti Sauce, Canned Meat, Cake Mix, Frosting, Mac & Cheese, Spaghettios and such, Hamburger Helper, Canned Vegetables - other than corn and green beans, and Toilet Paper. If you have questions, are planning a food drive, or have a large amount of food to donate, please contact Colleen @ 920-210-6266. Thank you for your continued support!
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The following utilities serve the village of Fall River. Please contact them directly to have service started or changed to your new address.
Service |
Provider |
Contact Information |
Water & sewer |
Village of Fall River |
(920) 484-3525 |
Electric |
Alliant Energy |
alliantenergy.com 800-255-4268 |
Electric for Hometown Subdivision |
Adams-Columbia Electric Cooperative |
800-831-8629 |
Telephone & cable TV |
CenturyLink |
centurylink.com 800-366-8201 |
Natural gas |
We Energies |
we-energies.com 800-242-9137 |
Trash & recycling collection |
Pellitteri Waste Systems |
pellitteri.com |