The Village of Brownsville also known for being a gateway to the Horicon Marsh, is located on Highway 49 just three miles west of Highway 41 and 15 miles east of Highway 151. Brownsville's central location makes Milwaukee, Appleton and Madison less than an hours drive away. This enables our residents to have the quiet, clean, hometown feel that a town of 600 provides without sacrificing the opportunities a larger city offers.
Although it's possible to get anywhere from the village, the services available within her borders make travel unnecessary. From gasoline to brats to baseball, Brownsville has everything that residents need and excellent services provided at the reasonable price that they expect.
Feel free to browse the website as you wish, the tabs on the top of the page will direct you to certain subjects. Make sure you check the NEWS tab and EVENTS tab for a calender of all the going-ons in and around the Village.
We hope you enjoy your visit of the website and we look forward to seeing you enjoying yourself here in Brownsville.
Although it's possible to get anywhere from the village, the services available within her borders make travel unnecessary. From gasoline to brats to baseball, Brownsville has everything that residents need and excellent services provided at the reasonable price that they expect.
Feel free to browse the website as you wish, the tabs on the top of the page will direct you to certain subjects. Make sure you check the NEWS tab and EVENTS tab for a calender of all the going-ons in and around the Village.
We hope you enjoy your visit of the website and we look forward to seeing you enjoying yourself here in Brownsville.
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Notice is hereby given that on Wednesday November 13, 2019 at 6:00 pm at the Village Hall, 514 Railroad St. in Brownsville, WI, the Board of the Village of Brownsville will hold a public hearing on the proposed 2020 budget for the Village. Sum..
NOTICE VILLAGE OF BROWNSVILLE Village of Brownsville Sewer Utility informs the public that untreated wastewater was diverted into storm sewer due to the October 1, 2019 rain event. The bypassing from Prospect St. Lift Station bega..
