Please note: If you request a receipt from me, you will have to send a self-addressed stamped envelope and the envelope must be large enough and enough postage on it to cover the cost, if you have numerous parcels.
The Town will again be accepting credit card payments for Taxes. A link will be set up on the Town of Cedar Lake Web Site (townofcedarlake.org) Have your parcel number(s), bank account and routing number available. Transaction fees are 2.39% for credit cards or $1.50 for E-checks less than $10,000 and $3.95 for a visa/debit card.
Payments by mail should include the payment coupon located at the bottom of your tax statement. Keep the remainder of your tax statement for your records. Let me know if there are any address changes, but you must notify Barron County (715-537-6280) of any name changes.
Payments mailed on/or BEFORE January 31, 2023 should be made out to: Town of Cedar Lake Treasurer
2846 27 ½ Ave
Birchwood, WI. 54817
Payments mailed on/or AFTER February 1, 2023 should be made out to: Barron County Treasurer
335 E Monroe Ave. Room 2412
I will be at the Town Hall Wed., Dec. 28, 2022 from 10am until 2pm and Sat., Jan. 28 th , 2023 from 10am until 2pm for you to pay in person. Please call for an appointment to pay at my home. 715-671-8708
DOG OWNERS: If you live in the Town of Cedar Lake, you need to license your dog with me. Spayed or neutered dogs will cost $5.00 and non-altered dogs will be $10.00. A kennel license will be $35.00 for the first 12 dogs and any additional dogs, $5.00. Please remember to enclose a current certificate of vaccination for each dog. Please send a separate check for your dog license and another one for your taxes. Keep in mind, failure to license a dog can result in a fine of $169.00 for first offense. The Barron Co. Sheriff’s Department will have direct online access to all dog’s licensed in the County, so please get your dog(s) licensed
Please feel free to call me with any tax or dog licensing questions (715-671-8708)
Thank-you, and have a Merry Christmas and a Very Happy New Year!
Sincerely, Gladys Roux