Welcome to our website. Our intent is to provide information for residents of the Town of Cary in a timely fashion. Well-informed citizens can help the people they have elected pursue courses of action that are preferred by voters. Board members hope this website will be a useful tool for residents.
​ Jim Patrick, Town Chairman, September 2017
 June 22, 2020, message from town chair jim patrick -notice to all property owners in the town of cary.  This year 2020, is a re-evaluation year for the town of cary.  We have been at less than 100 percent of the equalized valuation according to the department of revenue for the last five years.  This procedure is to bring us back into compliance. 
Please use this link  (www.revenue.wi.gov/dor%20publications/pb060.pdf) to help answer any questions you may have about the taxation process. Our assessor, Jerry Wegner, will be present at our annual meeting to help clarify any remaining issues you are unsure of. The re-evalation may result in any of three possibilities occurring when you receive your next tax bill. Your tax bill may be less, more, or unchanged. The mill rate will be different, lower most likely, because the assessed valuation should now be at 100 percent of Equalized Value for the next tax collection.
The taxes collected are the total of those assessed by the state, the county, the school district, the technical college, and your local government.

Basics

Fast Facts
Basics
Demographics Wood County & Town of Cary
Governance
How is the Town government organized?
History
Learn about the history of the town.  
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