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Notice 10-28-2025 : Proposed Budget hearing and Special Meeting will be held TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2025 at 7 PM - Cochrane VFW 10406, 100 Michaels St, Cochrane WI

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Welcome to the Town of Belvidere!

Buffalo County, Wisconsin.

First a little history about the Township - The Township was organized in the spring of 1855.

The name Belvidere is derived from the French and in English means "A Beautiful Garden".

The town is irregular in form and contains an area of about 303 square miles.  The terrain consists for the most part of high-rolling land, except on the west side where there is a level plain between the bluffs and the Mississippi River.
There are a few small valleys, the largest is Rose Valley. Valleys are generally black loam soil and very productive. Bluffs and highlands are of clay loam.

The Township is abundantly supplied with water from numerous streams, originating from springs.  There are approximately 31 miles of blacktop and crush rock roads within the Township.

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When are Town meetings held?

Regular Town meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at the Cochrane VFW Post 10406, 100 Michaels St, Cochrane Wisconsin at 7 PM. Meeting Notices and agendas are also published in the C-FC Recorder and this website.

Does the Town of Belvidere issue building permits?

NO. The Buffalo County Zoning office issues ALL Building Permits for any Town of Belvidere residents.
 
See www.buffalocounty.com or contact Buffalo County Zoning at (608) 685-6218 weekdays 8 AM to 4:30 PM.

What is the Fire and Ambulance service for the Town of Belvidere?

All emergency calls are dispatched through the Buffalo County Sheriff’s Office by calling 911.

Tri-Community Fire Department issues burning permits for the Township. Call the non-emergency phone at (608) 248-3044 for more information about attaining a burning permit.

Scenic Valley Ambulance Service is contracted to provide service to township residents. The Sheriff’s Department dispatches the assigned company by location and availability of ambulance squad.