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The present Village of Iola was the homeland of Redbird, and Indian Chief, brother of Chief Waupaca, after whom our county was named. Redbird’s daughter was Princess Iola, who, according to legend, left her native land to live as the wife of Chief Syracuse in her ancestral home in New York State.
The first white settlers erected a saw mill at the head of a mill pond in the 1850's, followed by a post office and Methodist church. The Village of Iola was formerly incorporated in 1892. The immigration of the Norwegian ancestors took place between the 1860's and 1890's.
The Iola Old Car Show and Swap Meet put Iola on the map as the largest car show in the Midwest. Iola is rich in the natural beauties of wildlife, forestry and lake shores, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts.
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News & Events for the Village of Iola
The Village of Iola is now accepting online payment for Utility bills by using Allpaid.
Click over to our Pay Bills page for more info.
Online Bill Pays Now Available!!
Work has begun on Rosie's Dog Park in Iola. Think about becoming a sponsor. Click below for more details.
If you ae interested in helping support the expansion of the Iola Park system, donations are always accepted. They can be mail or dropped off to the clerk's office.
Our new Pickleball court is located at Olson Park. Come out and play.
Rosie's Dog Park
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Winter Parking restrictions are in place for the Winter. Parking is restricted on Iola Streets. Please click the Ordinance below for the complete Ordinance for the Village of Iola.
Please note that snow and ice must be removed from all Village of Iola sidewalks and any intersections access to crosswalks, if they adjacent to your property, within 24 hours after a winter weather event. Please see the Ordinance below for complete details.
HELP SUPPORT THE IOLA PARKS
Just a reminder: If you are a Village of Iola resident and have a dog, you can come down to the Clerk's office and register your dog for its annual license. For a dog that is neutered or spayed, the cost of the license is $5.00. For a dog that is not neutered or spayed the cost for a license is $10.00
The Iola Village Library is hiring a Children's Librarian and a Library Assistant. Go to the Iola Village Library's website for complete job postings. Resumes will be accepted until positions are filled.
January is Radon Awareness month. Please check out Waupaca County's radon site. You can stop here at the Village Clerk's Office and pick up a radon test.
