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There is no on-street parking from November 1 - March 31 between the hours of 3am and 6am.

It's time to get out there and rake those leaves, trim those trees and cut back the bushes.  New London is having their annual Yard Waste Pickup from  October 12 thru November 21.  Check out the map to see when your weeks are.

Attn:  Ghouls and Goblins, Puppies and Princesses.
Trick or Treating will be Saturday, October 31. 
From 5pm—7pm

 

It's been a long time coming but we've finally finished our new web site.   It's more user  and mobile friendly.  Take a few minutes and check us out.

The Public Services Department has been notified that work for the Industrial Loop Rail Road Crossing has been pushed back to begin Monday August 24^th. CN will begin with some staking and maybe some track adjustments starting that day or the next, with the city’s contractor starting excavation outside the track on August 27^th.

The Waupaca County Highway Department has notified the City that a contractor will be resurfacing the Shawano Street bridge on Thursday, August 20^th and Friday, August 21^st.  During that time the bridge will be closed and all traffic will be detoured to the Pearl Street bridge. 

Check out the August 2020 election results.

Have you checked out the July 2020 edition of Fox Cities Magazine? Read More

The Parks and Recreation Department has teamed up with East Central Wisconsin Planning Commission to put together a comprehensive plan for the City's parks.  Please help us determine your needs by completing 
this survey.

We will be celebrating Labor Day on Monday, Sept 7.  So the Municipal Office will be closed.  Doors will re-open on Tuesday at 8am.

DETOUR NOTICE: Within the next week a contractor for the Waupaca County Highway Department will be installing a polymer overlay on the Pearl Street and Shawano Street Bridges.  Read More

The City of New London strongly supports local businesses and recognizes their importance within the community. Read More

City Awarded A Surface Transportation Program Grant Read More

Have you filled out your 2020 census?  Go to their website

Slow No Wake is in Effect.  Check out our news release for more info Read More

On Friday New London City Officials consulted with the Waupaca County and Outagamie County Department of Health and Human Services, Waupaca County Emergency Management, and ThedaCare.
After evaluating all the information and recommendations the New London Shamrock Club and City of New London Officials are announcing the St. Patrick’s Day events including the parade have been cancelled. The switching of the signs and Hooligan Day will continue.

In order for us to facilitate our fall cleanup all floral and other arrangements need to be removed from the grave sites prior to October 15, 2019. All remaining arrangements will be discarded after October 15. If you can not make it out to the cemetery before then please contact the Floral Hill Cemetery @ (920) 982-8518. This excludes shepherd hooks which may remain by the grave sites. Fall and winter arrangements are permitted after November 1

EMERGENCY ORDER FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE AND ENFORCEMENT OF SLOW-NO-WAKE FOR THE WATERS OF THE WOLF AND EMBARRASS RIVERS WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF NEW LONDON, WI. Read More

We will begin brush pick up today for the City. Please put brush on the curb, perpendicular to the street with the cut end facing the street in lengths around 6 foot long, if possible.

Brush drop off sites is for City Residents. Those locations are: 
South of the dog park
The OLD city garage site (next to the waters)
Back of Floral Hill Cemetery
Back behind (west) of Hatten Stadium

Please not park on the streets while clean-up and repair is going on. Makes things a bit easier for crews. Also, do not pile brush anywhere near fire hydrants, electrical boxes, under low hanging power or cable wires, etc.; as crews need to get into these areas.
Thank you.

The City of New London is being featured in the July edition of the Fox Cities "Worth the Drive" magazine.  Take a look.

Outagamie County has a new tool to see if items are recyclable or garbage.  Click here to check it out.