Waupaca County, Wisconsin

The Appleton Housing Authority exists to promote quality affordable housing for all residents of the City of Appleton. ( In collaboration with the Outagamie County Housing Authority, our programs now assist people countywide. ) We all need a place to call home, a place where we can feel safe, where we can gather with family and friends, where we can build and nurture our own little piece of the world. We have been working along with our local Housing Coalition to ensure that all of our residents have an opportunity to find a place they can call home. With our seasoned staff and the dedication and commitment of our Board of Commissioners, we will continue to work to accomplish the many tasks necessary to serve our community and create the cornerstones of a thriving community here in the Fox Cities.

Outagamie County Recycling & Solid Waste in Appleton, WI offers comprehensive waste management solutions for residents and businesses, including curbside recycling, hazardous material disposal, and special waste services. Their Resource Recovery Park provides a convenient drop-off site for various materials, with clear guidelines on what is and isn't recyclable. With a focus on environmental stewardship, Outagamie County Recycling & Solid Waste promotes responsible waste disposal practices and encourages community engagement through educational programs and partnerships. Their commitment to sustainability and efficient waste management makes them a valuable resource for the local community.Generated from the website

The Water Works and Lighting Commission is an electric and water utility providing electric service to 45,000 residents of Wood and Portage counties in central Wisconsin. It offers water services to 19,000 people in the City of Wisconsin Rapids. Operational since 1890, The Water Works and Lighting Commission is one of the largest municipally owned utilities in Wisconsin. Municipally owned by the City of Wisconsin Rapids, the commission's electric department serves around 263,623,000 Kwh of electricity to over 13,900 customers. With over 848,200 feet of water main lines and more than 1,050 fire hydrants, its water department serves over 8,700 water customers.