The Town of Hull is located in central Wisconsin approximately 107 miles north of Madison, 34 miles south of Wausau, 89 miles west of Green Bay and 116 mile east of Eau Claire. Hull is the largest town and the third largest municipality in Portage County. It is governed by a five (5) member board of supervisors elected in staggered terms every two (2) years.

The Town is made up almost exclusively of single-family residential areas with some agricultural land. The preservation of our neighborhoods has been the major unifying theme running through recent Town government operations. Neighborhood preservation has been driven by strong citizen interest and participation in civic life particularly as more citizens live in subdivisions and cluster developments.

As the Town of Hull embraces the 21st century we will continue to promote the civic value of transparency, fiscal responsibility, competency, fairness/justice, integrity, and neighborliness/responsiveness which the Town has become known for.

John Holdridge - Chairman
Town of Hull

Effective May 13, 2013 the 7½ weight restriction will remain on Granite Ridge Road North from Shady Oak Lane, south to Casimir Road West. The remainder of the roads in the Town of Hull will return to Class B roads. When traveling on Town of Hull roads, if you have any axle weighing over 12,000#, a permit is required from the Town of Hull.

Thank you for your continued cooperation. If you have questions, please feel free to call the Town of Hull office.

A “DROP BOX” has been installed at the Town of Hull Municipal Building. It is located outside the entrance door. Please feel free to drop off any information or requests you have for the Town of Hull at any time. The Drop Box will be emptied the morning of each work day. Thank you!

2013 Annual Meeting Notice - April 16, 2013

2013 Newsletter

News Release - September 14, 2012 - Town of Hull Opposes Gas Stations on Highway 10 East

2011 Proposed Building Renovation & Expansion (on hold)

Neighborhood Preservation

The preservation of neighborhoods has been the major unifying theme running through recent Town government operations. Neighborhood preservation has been driven by strong citizen interest and participation in civic life particularly as more citizens live in subdivisions and cluster developments.

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