Primrose Town Hall is located at
8468 County Highway A, Verona, WI 53593
Phone: 608-576-6821
Garage: (608) 832-4856
Public Service Announcement: (608) 832-6660
Population: Approximately 759
Town Government Officials
Chairman-Board
Dale Judd – (608) 832-6213
8931 County Road G, Mt. Horeb, WI 53572
Supervisor I
Martha Gibson – (608) 832-4497
8844 County Road G, Mt. Horeb, WI 53572
Supervisor II
Alex Elkins – (608) 527-2443, cell (608) 575-1343
204 County Road U, Belleville, WI 53508
Clerk
Ruth Hansen – (608) 576-6821
706 Bowers Road, Belleville, WI 53508
Clerk has no set office hours at the town hall. To arrange an appointment please email: clerk@townofprimrose.com.
Deputy Clerk
Victor Wahl
deputyclerk@townofprimrose.com
Treasurer
Dave Garfoot – (608) 516-2794, cell (608)516-2794
8670 Garfoot Drive, Mount Horeb, WI 53572
Treasurer has no set office hours at the town hall. To arrange an appointment please email: treasurer@townofprimrose.com
Planning Commission Members
Chair-Planning Commission
Steven Flach
Term Expires: April 14th, 2025
Member
Martha Gibson
Term Expires: April 14th, 2024
Member
Jerry Judd
Term Expires: April 14th, 2025
Member
Lynn Pitman
Term Expires: April 14th, 2024
Member
Brian Schneider
Term Expires: April 14th, 2025
Patrolman
Mike Sutter – Garage: (608) 832-4856 – leave message or call the Clerk at (608) 576-6821 and she will relay the message.
Caretaker of the roads — snow removal, grading and other responsibilities
Building Inspector
Todd Parkos
(608) 924-1570
(608) 516-1251 Cell Phone
Assessor
Accurate Assessor – (920-749-8098)
Garbage and Recycle Collection
Town & Country – (800) 626-1915
please call Town & County for large-item-pick-up prices and dumpster rental.
Primrose Soil Types:
The Town of Primrose came into existence by an act of the State Legislature on March 21, 1849. Primrose consists of gently rolling, to rolling, light-colored unglaciated upland soils. These include:
1- Shallow to moderately deep silty soils over limestone bedrock (Dubuque, Sogn).
2- Deep silty soil over limestone bedrock (Fayette).
3- Medium-textured soil on valley slopes of sandstone (Hixton, Gale)
4- Silty alluvian soils on stream bottoms (Huntsville, Arenzville and Ettrick).
Galena limestone occurs as a capping on the higher ridges. Numerous, clear, sweet-water springs flow from the base of ridges. The Sugar River flows in a southeastern direction, fed by the many springs.
Farming Community Welcome Letter