No parking in excess of 24 hours on any city street.  Winter parking prohibits any vehicle to be parked from 3:00 a.m. - 6:00 a.m. on any city street. The winter parking restriction are enforced from November 1 - March 31.

You may either pay the bond amount or appear in court on the court date indicated on the front of your ticket.  

The N.L.P.D. does not register vehicles.  We do issue temporary plates between 7am and 3pm, Monday - Friday.  All other requests must be referred to the Motor Vehicle Department or Clintonville PD.

The Department of Motor Vehicles no longer comes to New London.  Click here for more details.

No.  Contact the New London Fire Inspector for special consideration at (920) 982-8507.

Yes. They must be licensed in the beginning of each year.  Proof of current rabies shots must be presented at the Municipal Building to obtain a license.   

For loose and injured dogs and cats call the New London Police Department.  All stray and injured dogs and cats are taken to the Wolf River Veterinarian Clinic.  For injured wildlife call the Mosquito Hill Nature center 920-779-6433.

Yes.  See ordinance 10.055.  

No.  There are designated trails for snowmobiles.  Contact your local DNR agent for locations. 

See ordinance 9.16.

Do NOT transport the animal.  Call the sheriff's department first and inquire about obtaining a tag.

No.  See ordinance 9.04

You may contact your local Sheriff's Department or DNR.

No. Only fireworks allowed includes, but is not limited to toy snakes, toy caps, sparklers, champagne party poppers, whistles containing any amount of explosive, smoke devices, cylindrical fountains, cone fountains or any other device having any amount of explosive powder or other chemical, or any homemade device which is similar in nature.  

Here is a quick guide to Wisconsin's Fireworks Law

Call the New London Police at 920-982-8505.  There is a $10 fee for this service.

Contact the Clerk of Courts in the county you live in.

Yes, if they have City issued permit.

Ages 13 and under Monday - Sunday is 10:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m.  Ages 14-17 Sunday - Thursday is 11:00 p.m., Friday and Saturday midnight.

Yes, please call or stop in to the Police Department.  920-982-8505

For a small fee you may stop at the New London Police Department and obtain a copy.

SIDEWALKS TO BE KEPT CLEAR. The owner or lessee of every lot or parcel of land in the City, fronting or abutting upon a sidewalk shall clear the sidewalk in front of or abutting upon said premises, as the case may be, of snow and ice within 24 hours after the same has ceased to fall thereon. The owners or lessees of corner lots shall be responsible for removing ice and snow to the intersection. See ordinance 8.06 for more info.

See ordinance 9.29.  There is a skateboard park located at Memorial Park.

Popular motorized scooters raise concerns and questions. WisDOT has issued a reminder that motorized scooters may not be used on public roads and sidewalks. Although a wide variety of motorized scooters are sold by various retail outlets statewide in recent months, the small gas or electric-powered scooters do not meet National Highway Traffic Safety Commission standards for motor vehicle safety. As a result, they can't be registered and can't be operated on any street or sidewalk within a roadway's right-of-way. Paul Nilsen from WisDOT's Office of General Counsel notes that the law treats motorized scooters just like lawn tractors, all-terrain vehicles, go-carts and other off-road vehicles. In addition, anyone operating one on a street or sidewalk without a driver's license could face charges for doing so. For juveniles, such a citation could make them ineligible for a driver's license when they turn 16. Motorized scooters may be operated on private property where the owner has given consent.

The police department will fingerprint individuals for employment purposes.  There is a $10.00 fee. Please call prior to coming in.

To better serve you we need to gather as much information as possible.  All complaints are documented in our system.  Officers responding to  complaints may need to verify authenticity. 

See ordinance 9.03

www.recreationalvehicle.wisconsin.gov/license/dnr/