The City of Oconomowoc's Watershed Protection Program is conducting forestry clearing along Rosenow Creek north of Parkview Drive, west of Nature Hill School Jan. 15-23.

Welcome to Oconomowoc, population of approximately 16,889, where natural beauty and hard work have resulted in unique communities of safe streets, excellent schools, quality health care, …

You don't have to go back hundreds of years to discover why the Oconomowoc area was settled - the reasons are still here. It was the area's abundant natural resources that attracted its first recorded …

The City of Oconomowoc is a third-class city as determined by our population of 19,699 (cities of more than 10,000 and less than 39,000 population shall constitute third-class cities).

In addition the City operates our own wastewater, water and electric utilities. For more information on department services and specific contact information, click on the applicable link. City of …

Downtown Oconomowoc is the historic center and heart of the community, where all facets of community life come together: retail, services, government, neighborhoods, employment, and …

At the 45th WPPI Energy Annual Meeting and anniversary celebration Sept. 17, Oconomowoc Utilities, its Senior Utility Engineer Lucas Caine and Utility Accounting Manager John Schuh were recognized …

You can find more information about events held in Oconomowoc on the city's Tourism Website. If you're interested in planning a special event in Oconomowoc, begin by completing the Special Event …

Stay Informed Permits & Applications Contact Information City Hall 174 E. Wisconsin Avenue Oconomowoc, WI 53066 Phone: 262-569-2186 City Hall Hours Quick Links Strategic Plan City …

Preliminary Breath Testing (PBT) For those participating in the Waukesha County ATC program and reside in the City of Oconomowoc your PBT can be administered at the Police Department on your …