Welcome to the Town of Centerville
The Town of Centerville is located in Manitowoc County, State of Wisconsin. We are a small rural community with a population just under 700. The Lutze Housebarn, which is listed on the National Historical Register, as well as Fischer Creek Park and Point Creek Conservation Area are all located within the town. We are located between the cities of Manitowoc and Sheboygan and surround the Village of Cleveland.
We hope the information provided to our residents is useful.
Centerville 2020 Public Hearing Announcement for Nov.14, 2020
Centerville 2020 Complete Budget
We hope the information provided to our residents is useful.
Centerville 2020 Public Hearing Announcement for Nov.14, 2020
Centerville 2020 Complete Budget
Manitowoc County has instituted a rapid emergency notification service called CodeRED®. The new system will distribute emergency messages via telephone to targeted areas or the entire County at a rate of 1,000 calls per minute. Please click here if you would like to register for this service.
Centerville also has it's own Emergency Plan as a supplement to Manitowoc County's Plan, click here to view the Town of Centerville Emergency Plan
The Centerville Clarion will be available via email. Signup by clicking here.
Invasive Phragmites
The Town of Centerville has taken part in a regional joint effort to control Phragmites There is grant money for treating this invasive weed. The town will also be enforcing control of Phragmites under our weed ordinance, so please take advantage of the free treatment now through this grant to avoid doing it at your expense in the future. Please see the EPA Grant Announcement and Invasive Phragmites attachments.
EPA Grant Announcement
Invasive Phragmites Flyer
Centerville also has it's own Emergency Plan as a supplement to Manitowoc County's Plan, click here to view the Town of Centerville Emergency Plan
The Centerville Clarion will be available via email. Signup by clicking here.
Invasive Phragmites
The Town of Centerville has taken part in a regional joint effort to control Phragmites There is grant money for treating this invasive weed. The town will also be enforcing control of Phragmites under our weed ordinance, so please take advantage of the free treatment now through this grant to avoid doing it at your expense in the future. Please see the EPA Grant Announcement and Invasive Phragmites attachments.
EPA Grant Announcement
Invasive Phragmites Flyer