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Dear Valued Customer,

Volunteer to represent town

The township is looking for a volunteer to represent them in pursuit of broadband service.

Duties would include attending relevant meetings, seminars & corresponding with stakeholders, ect.  Email the clerk if interested clerk@townofdunkirk.com

New rental rules for Town Hall

Updated rental policy -
1.Residents can now rent the town hall for the first fourteen days of the coming year in the current year.
2.Rental fee is now $50.00 for residents and still $100.00 for non-residents. 
3.Hall can not be rented and used for commercial profit of the renter. 
These changes are effective Immediately as of 6/5/23, any questions please call the town clerk.

Stoughton United Methodist Food Pantry

Stoughton United Methodist Food Pantry

The Stoughton United Methodist Food pantry has an abundance of quality food for those who live in the Stoughton Area School District!

Open Tuesdays from 9 a.m.-noon and 4:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.

Please call (608) 873-3273 a day ahead to make an appointment.

Required to bring:

-          Proof of address showing your residence (piece of mail or lease)

-          Photo ID for you

-          ID for each member of household (insurance card, school ID, birth certificate or Social Security Card)

New Weight Limits

Weight limits to be posted on Town roads on March 1, 2021.

Photo ID to Vote

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:                                                   FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:

October 9, 2020                                                                         Melanie Huchthausen, (608) 873-9177

Dunkirk Residents Still Have Time

to Get a Free Photo ID for Voting

Town of Dunkirk, WI – Melanie Huchthausen, Clerk reminds voters that if they don’t have an acceptable photo ID, they still have time to get one to vote.

“If you don’t have an acceptable photo ID, you can get one for free after just one visit to a Wisconsin DMV office through the ID Petition Process,” said Melanie Huchthausen.

“Just bring whatever identifying documents you have like a birth certificate and proof of your current address,” said Melanie Huchthausen. “However, if you don’t have everything necessary, the DMV will still mail you a document with your photo that you can use for voting.”

Photo ID Required to Vote

To vote in Wisconsin, whether at the polls on November 3 or absentee in-person at their clerk’s office starting October 20, voters must show an acceptable photo ID.  Melanie Huchthausen said most people already have the photo ID they need to vote like a Wisconsin driver license, state ID card or other DMV-issued photo ID document.  Voters can also use a U.S. passport, military and veteran’s IDs, some student IDs, tribal IDs, or a certificate of naturalization.  The full list is available at https://bringit.wi.gov/.

“Your photo ID does not need to have your current address, and your name on your ID does not have to exactly match the name on the poll list,” Melanie Huchthausen said.  “Your driver license or state ID card may even be expired, but it must have expired after the date of the most recent general election, which was the November 6, 2018.”

Make Plans Now to Get a Photo ID

Melanie Huchthausen urged voters who do not have an acceptable photo ID to make plans now to get one for free from the DMV.  For security reasons, the DMV does not issue driver licenses or state ID cards the same day but mails them to customers.

Voters who find they do not have an acceptable ID on Election Day can still cast a provisional ballot that will be counted if they bring an acceptable ID to the Town of Dunkirk clerk’s office by 4 p.m. the Friday after the election.  Voters who cast a provisional ballot should go to the DMV as soon as possible to get their photo ID.

All Wisconsin DMV service centers are now open for driver license and ID card customers.  To find your nearest DMV service center or a list of all locations and service hours, please visit the DMV website: https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/online-srvcs/find-dmv/default.aspx.

How to Get a Free Photo ID to Vote with Wisconsin’s ID Petition Process

Because some citizens do not have access to their birth certificate or would have to pay to get a copy, the State of Wisconsin developed the ID Petition Process (IDPP) to assist them in getting photo identification necessary to vote.

The Wisconsin DMV will provide a state ID card for free to any person who needs it for voting purposes.  If an applicant does not have all the required documentation to get a regular state ID card, DMV has an ID Petition Process available if fees arise in order to obtain a free ID card for voting. This petition process is available for applicants unable to provide proof of name and date of birth, United States citizenship, identity, or other required documentation. 

Just bring what documents you have to the DMV, fill out two forms, and you will get a photo ID document in the mail that you can use in time for voting.  Starting the week of October 19, the DMV will send customers their photo ID document by overnight delivery.

The DMV photo ID document can be used for up to 60 days for voting.  At the same time, the DMV staff will search for official birth records and other documentation needed to issue the applicant a regular state ID card, if possible.  If DMV cannot authenticate the information on the IDPP receipt, the customer will continue to get receipts as long as he or she remains in contact with DMV regarding their application.  If DMV finds someone is not eligible for a Wisconsin ID card (because he or she are not a Wisconsin resident or not a US citizen), DMV will cancel the IDPP application.

Voters who need assistance getting an ID can call the DMV’s voter ID hotline toll-free at (844) 588-1069. The DMV does not have information about elections or voting.

Voters who need assistance with registration, absentee voting, finding their polling place or other election-related questions can call their Town clerk’s office at 608-873-9177 or visit our website: townofdunkirk.com.