Volunteering is a way of life in Florence County. We have 50+ clubs and organiations that would love to have your help. If you are new to our area, its a great way to meet new people and make a difference in the lives of others.
For a complete list of Florence County Clubs & Organizations click here

The goal of the Florence County Chamber of Commerce is to promote Florence County and its businesses in order to create an environment beneficial to the growth and prosperity of the entire community”. Some of the benefits Chamber Members receive are: Advertising and events that helps bring more visitors to our area, use of bulk mailing permit, Vision Source Eye Care Discount Program at Florence Vision Clinic, insurance discount at LaChappelle Insurance-Auto Owners, FCCC Booth at Florence County Fair as an opportunity to promote your business, various discounts with other chamber members and support and networking with 125 other Chamber Members. Join for a yearly fee of only $85.

Located at 201 Florence Avenue
Open June-September Thursday-Saturday 10:00am until 12:00pm

The museum maintains a collection of photos dating back to the 1880's. They are avilable for viewing and purchase. There are both permanent and special exhibits of Florence County history. Group tours are available by appointment. Donated Florence County artifacts and pictures are accepted and appreciated.

Financial support for the Museum and for the activities of the Florence Historical Society are raised from memberships, donations at the museum, personal gifts and book sales. The Florence County Historical Society is a Non-Profit IRS determinted 501(c)(3) organization. Your membership donation is tax deductable.

The Florence County Lakes and Rivers Association works with local officials to protect the county's 265 lakes and 165 miles of rivers. Water resources have a major economic impact in Florence County and throughout Wisconsin. Our purpose is to develop a partnership among concerned citizens to protect this critical resource by:

• increasing support and education about issues affecting lakes and rivers
• improving quality water and wetland resources and associated flora and fauna
• maintaining the aesthetic values of Florence County’s rivers and lakes as public recreational facilities today and for future generations.

• water sampling/monitoring 50 county sites
• raising awareness about aquatic invasive species via summer watercraft inspections at public launch sites
• these volunteers provide the ‘in-kind’ labor commitment required to obtain state and federal grants.

The Northwoods Geology Club meets every fourth Wednesday of the month at the Wild Rivers Interpretive Center in the lower level conference room in Florence, Wisconsin at 6:30 pm.

The town office is located at 749 Central Avenue - US Hwy 2. It is in the corner of the Community Center building.
Office hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to noon and 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Phone Number: 715-528-3595
Fax Number: 715-528-3591
Shelly VanPembrook, Clerk/Treasuerer
Jessica Klumpp, Deputy Clerk/Treasurer

Fun Facts about the Town:
- Population (at 2010 census) was 2487
- Charles White Whittlesey, Medal of Honor recipient in World War I, was born in Florence.
- The Town of Florence maintains 119 miles of roads & streets; 65 miles are paved and 54 miles are gravel.
- Florence is the County seat for Florence County.

Click here for directory of Services for Florence County residents

The purpose of "The Friends of the Florence Wild Rivers Interpretive Center" is to support and assist the Florence Natural Resource and Wild Rivers Interpretive Center resource user groups, and conservation groups in the education, promotion, study and implementation of environmentally sound management practices which promote balanced resource utilization.

Environmental Stewardship Programs at the Florence Natural Resource and Wild Rivers Interpretive Center
Program Times are 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm Central Time except where noted *
All Programs are subject to change due to speaker availability and, unless otherwise noted, please call for up to date information.

All programs are presented in the Lower Level Conference Room of the Florence Natural Resource & Wild Rivers Interpretive Center located off Hwy 70/101 and US Hwy 2. They are brought to you by the Friends of the Wild Rivers Interpretive Center in cooperation with the following agencies: Florence District USDA Forest Service, Florence Wisconsin DNR, Florence County Forestry & Parks Department, and Florence County UW-Extension. Programs are free of charge, open to the public and welcome children.
For further information or to submit program suggestions, please contact the Florence Wild Rivers Interpretive Center at exploreflorencecounty.com or (715) 528-5377 ext 101. Program venues and restrooms are completely accessible. If you have special needs, or if you require special accommodations, please call the number above or write to the Wild Rivers Interpretive Center, 5628 Forestry Drive, Florence, WI, 54121.

Located adjacent to Florence Middle/High School at 400 Olive Ave, Florence 715-528-3094. Hours are Tuesday through Friday 10am to 6pm. Sat 9am - noon. Closed Sunday and Monday. Part of the 8 County Nicolet Federated Library System.

Dickinson Area Partnership
http://www.dickinsonchamber.com/

Iron Mountain Main Street
http://www.ironmountaindowntown.com/

Friends of the Braumart Theater
http://friendsofthebraumart.org/

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Florence Utilities - WPPI Energy (website)
Serving portions of the towns of Florence, Commonwealth and Fern

WE Energies (website)
Serving the towns of Aurora, Long Lake and Tipler and portions of Commonwealth, Fence, Florence and Homestead

Wisconsin Public Service (website)
Serving portions of the towns of Fence, Fern, Florence and Homestead

Florence Utilities - WPPI Energy (website)
Serving parts of the towns of Commonwealth, Fern and Florence.
WE Energy (website)
Serving parts of the Town of Aurora