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1. 2023 Election Information

2023 Elections are complete!

Upcoming Elections

• February 20, 2024 – Spring Primary (if necessary)
• April 2, 2024 – Spring Election & Presidential Preference Primary
• August 6, 2024 – Primary Election
• November 5, 2024 – General Election

**New ** 
ALL wards report to: 
Village Hall    
108 W. Main Street, Little Chute
Enter in Green Doors off Windmill Plaza. 

Polls are open from 7 AM - 8 PM
A photo ID is Required

2. Job Opportunities

Employment Opportunities may be available to work for the Village. Please click here to see any present job openings.

3. How do I pay my water bill?

Utility billing payments can be made in-person via check or cash at our Finance Department which is on the first floor at Village Hall. You may also pay online by clicking here and going through Payment Service Network's (PSN) registration and payment process. Credit or debit cards are not accepted in person at Village Hall.

4. When is my garbage pick-up day?

The garbage pick-up map highlights when each neighborhood can expect their garbage to be collected. Pick-up days are Monday, Wednesday, Thursday. For more information please visit the sanitation/recycling section on the Public Works Department page. 

5. When is my recycling pick-up day?

The recycling pick-up map shows when each neighborhood in Little Chute can expect their recycling to be picked up. Pick up days are Monday - Thursday. For more information visit the sanitation/recycling section of the Public Works Department page. 

6. How do I reserve the Civic Center?

To reserve a room, please contact the Library at (920) 788-7825. More information is available HERE 
We DO rent our rooms to non-residents (fees are double) and rooms may not be used if there is to be money exchanged for goods or services.

7. How do I reserve a park shelter?

To reserve a park shelter, please call the Parks and Recreation Department at (920) 423-3869. Shelters are at a first come first serve basis, and bookings for the shelter will begin on the first business day of the new year. For more information please visit the shelter/facility rental section under the parks, recreation, and forestry page. 

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1. How do I get a library card?

Right here:

Online New Library Card Registration

2. Where do I pay library fines?

The Little Chute Public Library does not charge fines for items returned past their due date. Read more here: Fine Free – Little Chute Public Library (littlechutelibrary.org).

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1. How much does a bike license cost?

Bike licenses are free and can be obtained from the Fox Valley Metro Police Department, 200 W. McKinley Avenue, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm, Monday thru Friday, (920) 788-7505

Fox Valley Metro Police Department Webpage

2. Do I have to license my pets?

You should license any dogs. If your dog is spayed/ neutered the cost is $7.00. If not, the cost is $12.00. If after April 1, add $5.00 for late fee.

At this time you do not need a license for a cat. Licenses can be obtained by filling out the link attached and dropping it off at the Village Hall drop box located on Grand Avenue, 108 West Main, Please copy your veterinary information related to the pet: rabies shot, spayed or neutered, chip id (if done).

Click here for Dog License Application

3. Where do I get a bartender's license?

Applications for bartender's licenses are available at the Clerk's Office, 108 W. Main St., Little Chute, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm Monday thru Friday, (920) 423-3852.

4. Does the Village accept credit card payments?

Yes, however, only online, and not in person.  The Village of Little Chute uses a 3^rd party payor known as ACI Inc. MasterCard, Visa, Discover, and American Express are accepted, either by phone or online. Credit Cards are accepted for all citations, miscellaneous invoice fees, and special assessments. Convenience fees will be applied to the customer's payment varying from $3.75 per transaction up to 2.75% of the amount you are paying. See the Finance Department payment page for more information.

Online Payments

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1. Can I get a copy of my police report?

Yes. However, copies of police reports are handled through an open records request or discovery motion. You must first enter an official plea and all record request are obtained through the Village Prosecutor.

2. Can I speak with the judge prior to the hearing?

No. Discussion between a judge and only one party to an action on an upcoming matter is called ex-parte communication. This type of communication may result in an unfair finding. Ex-parte communication is illegal and is strictly prohibited.

3. How do I determine what my driving status is?

You need to contact the Department of Transportation at (800) 924-3570 or go online at http://www.wisconsindot.gov

4. If my Driver's License is suspended, how do I get it back?

First, you have to pay all past due fines and forfeitures. Then, you must go to the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) and pay $60.00 to reinstate your operating privileges.

Visit the WI DMV site for more info.

5. What happens if I don't appear at a hearing or trial?

When a defendant does not appear (or the court does not receive a written plea to all charges at least 24 hours prior to the court date/time), the defendant is in default. A judgment against that defendant is then entered. Written pleas must be timely and must be signed and dated by the defendant.  Written pleas may be scanned and emailed to courtclerk@littlechutewi.org, or dropped in the drop box on the East side of the Little Chute Village Hall.

6. What happens if I don't pay my forfeiture?

a. The Court may send you to jail if you do not pay your forfeiture and court costs. 

b. The Court may also suspend your driving privileges for failure to pay.  

c. Your debt may be referred to Wisconsin State Debt Collection - pursuant to section 71.93(8), Wisconsin Statutes. A delinquent collection fee of 15% of the unpaid balance or $35.00, whichever is greater, will be added to your account.

If you feel you are indigent or financially unable to pay, you are entitled to an Indigence Hearing. It is your responsibility to request an Indigence Hearing (in writing) within 10 days of the first missed payment. At the hearing, you will be required to provide documentation to show the court your financial status, including tax returns from the prior 2 years.  

7. Will I get a receipt for my court payment?

A receipt will be mailed to you if you specifically request one. Please call 920-423-3849 and confirm your mailing address information with the Court Clerk.

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1. What is the population of Little Chute?

The 2020 Population Estimate is 11,947 people.

2. Who do I contact for water and electric services?

For water services please contact the Finance Department at Village Hall, 108 W. Main St., Little Chute, WI 54140. Contact the Utility Billing Clerk at (920) 423-3854.

For Kaukauna Utilities, 777 Island Street, Kaukauna, WI 54130 Phone: (920) 766-5721

WE Energies is the main provider for electric services. Please click here to be brought to their website, or call their customer service number at 800-242-9137 (24 hours a day).

Water Dept. Webpage

3. Where can I find local school information?

Little Chute High School, 1402 Freedom Road, Little Chute (920) 788-7600 

Little Chute Middle School, 1402 Freedom Road, Little Chute (920) 788-7607 

Little Chute Elementary School, 901 Grand Avenue, Little Chute (920) 788-7610 

Little Chute Area Schools District Office, 1402 Freedom Road, Little Chute (920) 788-7605 

St. John’s Catholic School, 328 Grand Avenue, Little Chute (920) 788-9082

Flex Academy, 325 Meulemans St, Little Chute (920) 687-6650

Little Chute Schools

4. What is the phone number and address for the Post Office?

The phone number is (920) 687-6671 and the address is 514 Grand Avenue.

5. Do I need a permit for a fire pit?

No, but Village Ordinances must be followed. Please click this link to be brought to the Ordinance regarding open burning.

6. How can I get a copy of the Village's Quarterly Newsletter?

You may view and/or print the newsletter from the website. To request a hard copy to be sent to you in the mail, contact the Village Clerk at 920-423-3852.

Village Newsletter

7. Are the Village offices closed on holidays?

Offices are closed on the following holidays: New Year's Day, Good Friday, Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and the day after, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Please call the Village Clerk (920) 423-3851 or check our website for any additional times of closure.

8. When is the Winter Parking Ban in effect?

From December 1st to April 1st there is no parking on Village streets or parking lots from 2:00 am to 6:00 am. Violators will be issued citations.  To request overnight parking please send an email with your request. Be sure to include all of the information on the form

9. How do I appear before the Village Board?

Regular Village Board Meetings are held the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month at 6:00 pm at the Village Hall, Board Room. Village Board Committee of the Whole meetings are held on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month at 6:00 pm at the Village Hall, Board Room. There is an agenda item at the beginning of each meeting for public appearance where you can voice your concerns to the Board.

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1. Is there a listing of upcoming Community Events in Little Chute?

To view a listing of upcoming Community Events in Little Chute, please click following link >>> https://www.littlechutewi.org/714/Community-Events

2. Which parks have a shelter that can be rented for special occasions?

Doyle Park, Heesakker Park, Legion Park, and Van Lieshout Park all have shelters available for rental.  To view rental & facility information, click the following link >>>  https://www.littlechutewi.org/198/ShelterFacility-Rentals

(shelter rental page)

3. When are the spring/summer and the fall/winter program books available?

The spring/summer program book is available online starting in mid March each year.  The fall/winter program book is available online starting in mid July each year. 

https://www.littlechutewi.org/79/Parks-Recreation-and-Forestry 

NOTE: As of 2024, we will no longer be mailing out any program books to Little Chute residents.  If you would like a printed copy of either of the program books, you can pick one up when they become available at the Park & Rec Dept on 2nd Floor of Village Hall, or you can pick one up at the Little Chute Library.

(recreation dept page)

4. When can I apply for a terrace tree for my property?

Applications for terrace trees are accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis starting in April.  Application may be picked up at Park & Rec Department or downloaded from the village website starting in April, with the deadline for applications being the last Friday of July each year.  https://www.littlechutewi.org/188/Terrace-Tree-Program

(terrace tree program page)

5. Does the village operate the dog park at the corner of "OO" and French Road?

No. The dog park / pet exercise area is maintained and operated by the Outagamie County Parks System. Please call (920)832-4790 and push 7 for information on the Outagamie County Pet Exercise Area.

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1. Does the Village accept credit card payments?

Yes, online payments for the Village of Little Chute are accepted by using our 3^rd party payor known as ACI Inc. MasterCard, Visa, Discover, and American Express are accepted, either by phone or online. Credit Cards are accepted for all citations, miscellaneous invoice fees and special assessments. Convenience fees will be assessed to the payment you are making. See the Finance Department payment page for more information.

Finance Dept. Page

2. Where and when do I pay my property taxes?

Property taxes are mailed by mid-December each year from the County. Payment in full or 1st installment is due by January 31, and is collected by the Village Finance Department, 108 W. Main St., Little Chute, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm, Monday thru Friday. After January 31, all payments are collected at the Outagamie County Treasurer's office, Appleton (920) 832-5065. Second installment payments are due by July 31. During specified time frames, payments may also be made at various bank locations that are updated annually as can vary. You can also pay online at any time www.outagamie.org and click on “Property Taxes” For E-check you will need your bank account and routing number. There may be a $.25 fee for an E-check (may be temporarily waived to provide relief due to COVID-19), fee for debit card is $3.50 and fee for a credit card is 2.2% of the amount you are paying.

Online payments

3. Where do I pay citations (tickets)?

If your citation indicates Little Chute Municipal Court, you can pay the citation at the Little Chute Village Hall Finance Dept., 108 W. Main Street, Little Chute

8 a.m. to 4:30, M-F. However, please note the Little Chute Municipal Court preferred no contact payments options below:

Little Chute Municipal Court no contact payment options (preferred)

Mailed payments - Payments can be mailed to 108 W. Main Street, Little Chute, WI  54140.  Payments should be in the form of a personal check or money order made payable to: Village of Little Chute. Note the defendant name on the memo of check. Should you require a receipt, please send along a self-addressed stamped envelope.

Credit/Debit and e-check payments: Log onto www.officialpayments.com or call 1-800-487-4567. You will need your citation number(s) and your balance along  

with Village of Little Chute Jurisdiction Code 6738. There is a convenience fee per transaction for this service (see ACI website). 

Drop Box (East Side of Little Chute Village Hall, 108 W Main Street, Little Chute) – Drop box payments at the Village Hall must be in the form of a cashier’s check, a personal check, or cash. Make checks payable to Village of Little Chute. Please place payment in a sealed envelope and mark clearly with your name and citation number(s).

ALL Parking tickets must be paid at the Fox Valley Metro Police Department, 200 W. McKinley Avenue, Little Chute, 7:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m.,M-F. This is not a municipal court payment.

Fox Valley Metro Police Department Website

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1. What actions are required to get a permit?

You need to obtain a permit at the Village Hall, 108 W. Main St., Little Chute for the following actions of repairing/remodeling/adding/replacing:siding, residential remodeling/additions, roofs, plumbing, electrical, porches, decks, patios, sheds, fences, antennas, satellite dishes, garages, pools, hot tubs, jacuzzis. More...

2. Do I need a permit for siding replacement?

Yes, the permit can be obtained from the Village Inspector on the third floor of the Village Hall at 108 W. Main St. Little Chute. (920) 423-3871.

3. Do I need a permit for sidewalk installation?

Yes. A permit for new sidewalk installation is $5.00. A permit for rehab sidewalk installation is no charge, but a permit must be obtained. A permit to do street excavation work in the public right-of-way is $25.00. A permit for a driveway approach is $10.00. These permits should be obtained from the Public Works Department located at 108 W. Main Street in Little Chute. Office hours are Monday thru Friday from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. Please call (920) 423-3865 with any questions.

4. Do I need a permit for a fire pit?

No but Village Ordinances must be followed. Please select the link below to review rules regarding open burning. Open Burning Ordinance

5. Does the Village accept credit card payments?

Yes, payments for the Village of Little Chute are accepted by ACI Inc,  MasterCard, Visa, Discover, and American Express are accepted, either by phone or online. Credit Cards are accepted for all citations, miscellaneous invoice fees, special assessments. Convenience fees will be applied to the customer's payment varying from $3.75 per transaction up to 2.75% of the amount you are paying. See the Finance Department payment page for more information.

Online Payments

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1. What day do I have recycling pickup on?

Most residents have recycling pickup on the same day as their garbage pickup. See the Garbage and Recycling Calendar for pickup dates. If you do not know your day of pickup, please call the Department of Public Works at 423-3865. Remember - recycling is picked up every other week and must be placed curbside by 6 a.m. on your day of pickup or the night before. Only residences (single family up to 4-plexes) have curbside recycling pickup. Residences larger than a 4-plex are considered businesses, and therefore must recycle on their own or hire a private contractor to pick up their recycling.

Recycle Pick-up Schedule

2. What do I place my recycling in?

Residents must place all of their recycling in the 64-gallon blue recycling container that was delivered to each residence (single family through 4-plexes). All recyclables must fit loosely into your recycling container with the lid closed. Mix your glass, plastic, tin, aluminum, and small cardboard pieces together in the blue cart. Crush your cans, plastic jugs, and bottles if necessary. A few larger pieces of cardboard broken down into 3' x 3' pieces may be placed under the lid of the cart. Do NOT put any items in plastic bags! Also, shredded paper should be placed in a paper grocery bag and stapled shut before placing it inside of the blue container.

3. What do I do if I have recycling that will not fit in my container?

All recyclables must fit loosely into your recycling container with the lid closed. You may crush your cans, plastic jugs, and bottles if necessary. Be sure to "break down" and flatten boxboard and cardboard boxes. A few large cardboard boxes may be flattened and cut to no larger than 3ft X 3ft and placed under the lid of the card. If you have overflow recyclables, you may save for futures collection, ask a neighbor if they have extra room in their cart, or bring items to Outagamie County drop-off site located at 1419 Holland Road, Appleton (open Monday thru Friday from 7:00am to 3:30pm and Saturday from 7:00am to 11:00am).

4. Who do I call if my recycling is not picked up on my day of pickup?

Outagamie County is in charge of the recycling program, and they have a contract with Lakeshore Recycling Systems. If you have problems with your recycling pickup, please call Lakeshore Recycling Systems at (920) 759-0501.

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1. Why is my garbage/recycling sometimes missed?

There could be a few reasons:

1. We will not pick up your garbage if you have placed recyclables in the container.

2. If your garbage or recycling polycarts are placed too close to other objects, we may not pick them up. They must be placed a minimum of 4 feet away from each and any other object.

3. Garbage and recyling must be placed curbside by 6 a.m. on your day of pickup, or the night before.

4. Garbage and recycling must fit inside of their polycarts with the lid closed.

5. Polycarts must not be placed where vehicles may park and block access to it. If polycarts cannot be reached, they will not be picked up.

Garbage and Recycling Calendar

2. When does the Village pick up extra garbage that doesn't fit inside of the polycart?

Please check the Garbage and Recycling Calendar for the dates in April and December that the Village picks up extra bags of garbage that don’t fit inside of your polycart. If residents recycle properly, they should have no problem fitting all of their garbage inside of the polycart. Residents may request another garbage container; however, they will then be billed for two containers on their monthly Kaukauna Utility bill (Sanitation/Recycling fee). Otherwise, residents have the option of taking their garbage to the Outagamie County Landfill. 

3. How can I dispose of an appliance?

Large metal items are picked up every three months (in January, April, July and October) on your last garbage pickup day of that month. Check the Garbage and Recycling Calendar for those dates. The purchase of a non-refundable $20.00 sticker is required for any appliance that normally contains freon such as a dehumidifier, refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner, etc. These stickers may be purchased at the Finance Dept. in the Village Hall (108 W. Main Street).

4. How can I dispose of furniture or carpeting?

Large non-metal items will be picked up on the last regular garbage pickup day of each month. Check the Garbage and Recycling Calendar for those dates.

5. How can I dispose of an electronic item (tv, computer, monitor, dvd player, printer, cell phone, etc)?

Effective September 2010, the following electronics (E-Waste) must be recycled through an E-Waste Program and will not be picked up by the village refuse crew. Everyone must recycle televisions and other video display devices, computers and monitors, fax machines, dvd or vcr players, printers, and cell phones. These items contain harmful materials including lead, mercury, cadmium, chromium, other heavy metals, and chemcial flame retardants which can leach into the environment if they are illegally dumped or thrown into the landfill. You can dispose of the above electronics through the Outagamie County Department of Solid Waste E-Waste Program. There is a fee for each television, computer monitor, computer tower, printer, and fax machine. There is FREE disposal of cell phones, dvd players, vcr players, computer keyboards & mice, hard drives, speakers, flashdrives, and modems. E-Waste Recycling questions can be answered by calling the Outagamie County Landfill at (920) 832-5277.

6. What are the hours of the Outagamie County Landfill and is there a charge to take garbage there?

The Landfill is open Monday through Friday from 7:00 am to 3:30 pm. Extended hours are each Saturday of the month from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. For holiday weekends, please call (920) 832-5277 to verify hours. 

7. When a resident moves, what happens to their garbage/recycling polycarts?

The polycarts always remain with the original property. One garbage and one recycling polycart was given to each residence and must remain with that same residence. The Village keeps records of addresses and their polycart numbers. If a polycart is "missing", the property owner will be charged for a replacement cart.

8. How can I dispose of tires?

The Village picks up four residential tires per household free of charge two times per year. One week in April and one week in September. For updated dates call (920) 423-3865. Residents may also bring tires to the Outagamie County Landfill during these times and year round, Monday through Saturday during their business hours. There is a fee involved if the tires are brought to the landfill. For more information on the Outagamine County Landfill's program call (920) 832-5277.

9. What day is my garbage picked up?

Click link below.

Garbage Collection Map

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1. Who do I contact about my water service when I move?

Little Chute Water customers should contact Village of Little Chute at (920) 423-3854 or visit http://www.littlechutewi.org/533/Utility-Applications-and-Forms

2. Who do I contact for water, electric, and gas services?

For Water Utilities please contact Village of Little Chute @ 920-423-3854, website is Village of Little Chute, Utility billing page, contact Kaukauna Utilities for electric, 777 Island Street, Kaukauna, WI 54130 Phone: (920) 766-5721. For gas, contact WE Energies @ 800-242-9137

3. Where do I pay my Kaukauna electrical utility bill?

You may pay your Kaukauna electrical utility bill at Kaukauna Utilities, 777 Island Street, Kaukauna WI 54130. Kaukauna Utilities also allows automatic bill payment. Please contact Kaukauna Utilities for more information. Kaukauna Utilities Website

4. Who do I contact about a problem with my water meter, leaky valve, water shut off, removing meter for siding replacement/repair, or new meter installation?

Please contact the Little Chute Water Utility at (920) 788-7522

5. Pickup of extra Garbage

On your last garbage pickup day in the month of April, the crew will pick up extra garbage that is placed in plastic bags, plus large non-metal and metal items placed curbside. On your last garbage pickup day in the month of December, our crew will again pick up extra bagged garbage, plus large non-metal items placed curbside. This does not include pickup of yard waste, branches, tires, and construction material.

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1. Who should I contact if a street light is not working properly?

You may contact Kaukauna Utilities directly at (920) 766-5721; or you may contact the Village Department of Public Works at (920) 423-3865 and we will contact Kaukauna Utilities for you.

2. What are the rules for parking on the street?

Per Village ordinance, vehicles are not permitted to park along Village streets or in Village owned parking lots between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. between December 1st and April 1st. Vehicle owners may request permission from the Police Dept. to leave their vehicle parked on Village streets during this period. To request overnight parking permission, individuals should contact the overnight parking request line at (920) 788-7512 and follow the automated system. Fox Valley Metro Police Dept. has established a few guidelines to ensure this program is successful:
• Multiple day parking requests will not be accepted.
• Parking requests must be received between 6:00 a.m. - 2:00 a.m.
• Parking on the street will not be permitted when inclement weather is projected.
• Parking requests must include vehicle owners name, telephone number, vehicle location, vehicle description and license plate number.
For unusual requests, contact Fox Valley Metro Police Department during business hours at 788-7505.

3. What do residents have to do if they are planning a neighborhood block party?

Residents must apply for a block party permit at 108 W. Main Street, have 75% of affected neighbors sign a form (one signature per household) giving their approval for the block party, and submit their form for approval at least a few days in advance of their block party. Upon approval of the block party by the Director of Public Works or his designee, the applicant may pick up the barricades needed to block off the street. Barricades need to be returned to the Municipal Services Building the Monday following the block party. Questions call 423-3865.

Block Party Permit Form

4. If a resident is having work done at their home, can they have gravel, stone, etc. dumped on their street?

The street, terrace, and sidewalk are considered to be public right-of-way. Therefore, nothing can be dumped on the street, including placement of dumpsters that you rent for home remodeling jobs. Please contact the Department of Public Works at (920) 423-3865 to see if it is possible to get special permission to do so.

5. What is required if a resident wants to install/repair sidewalk, driveway aprons, culverts, curb cuts, excavate into the street, or obtain grades?

A permit must be taken out at 108 W. Main Street. Please go to the Permits link to obtain information on associated fees. Property owners may do their own work; however, if they hire a contractor to do the work, the contractor must have a License and Permit Bond and Certificate of Insurance on file with the Village. Questions call 423-3865.

6. When is the Winter Parking Ban in effect?

Per Village ordinance, vehicles are not permitted to park along Village streets or in Village owned parking lots between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. between December 1st and April 1st. Vehicle owners may request permission from the Police Dept. to leave their vehicle parked on Village streets during this period. To request overnight parking permission, individuals should contact the overnight parking request line at (920) 788-7512 and follow the automated system. Fox Valley Metro Police Dept. has established a few guidelines to ensure this program is successful:
• Multiple day parking requests will not be accepted.
• Parking requests must be received between 6:00 a.m. - 2:00 a.m.
• Parking on the street will not be permitted when inclement weather is projected.
• Parking requests must include vehicle owners name, telephone number, vehicle location, vehicle description and license plate number.
For unusual requests, contact Fox Valley Metro Police Department during business hours at 788-7505.

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1. Where do I vote?

**New for 2024**
ALL voters report to :
Village Hall, Board Room    
108 W. Main Street, Little Chute
Enter in Green Doors off Windmill Plaza

Polls are open from 7 AM - 8 PM
A photo ID is Required

In-Person Absentee Voting will take place in the Clerks Office 14 days prior to an election

A photo ID is required.
Enter in green doors off windmill plaza. 

If you have any other questions please call the Village Clerk at (920) 423-3852.

2. What time are the polls open?

The polls are open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm. A Photo ID is required.

**New for 2024**
ALL wards report to :
Village Hall    
108 W. Main Street, Little Chute 

Polls are open from 7 AM - 8 PM
A photo ID is Required

In-Person Absentee Voting will take place in the Clerks Office 14 days prior to the election

A photo ID is required.
Enter in green doors off windmill plaza. 

More information for Little Chute Voters

3. Where can I register to vote?

Registration

To Register to vote online click HERE. 
You may also update information or verify your registration status. 
You can register to vote at the Village Hall, 108 W. Main Street, Little Chute from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm.

Per State Statutes, the deadline for registering to vote is 5:00 p.m. on the Friday preceding the Election. Voter Registration is no longer allowed on the Saturday, Sunday or Monday preceding the Election. 

You may also register to vote on Election Day from 7am - 8pm at Village Hall. 

Voter Registration Information

4. How can I vote absentee?

In-Person Absentee 
Voting will take place in the Clerks Office:
14 days prior to an election from 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM.
A photo ID is required.
Enter in green doors off windmill plaza. 

Absentee by Mail 
Requests can be made HERE
You may request an Absentee Ballot for a specific election or the entire calendar year. Ballots and be mailed out of state if you are on vacation or attending school. 
Absentee ballot requests for 2024 can be made starting January 1, 2024 by clicking HERE

More information on Absentee Voting HERE
Absentee Ballots include prepaid postage to mail back. 
The Clerk's Office will also accept Absentee Ballots M - F from 8 - 4:30 PM. 

Absentee Voting Information

5. Can I vote early?

YES! Avoid long lines and vote early, you have options to cast your vote before election day:

In-Person Absentee 
Voting will take place in the Clerks Office:
14 days prior to an election from 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
A photo ID is required.
Enter in green doors off windmill plaza. 

Absentee by Mail 
Requests can be made HERE
You may request an Absentee Ballot for a specific election or the entire calendar year. 
2024 requests can be made starting January 1, 2024 by clicking HERE
Absentee Ballots include prepaid postage to mail back. The Clerk's Office will also accept Absentee Ballots M - F from 8 - 4:30 PM.