Welcome to Kinnickinnic Township, WI

Kinnickinnic is an Ojibwe word meaning “what is mixed” and describes the landscape and residents of this St. Croix County, WI Township.

The Kinnickinnic River, nationally known for trout fishing, starts here before flowing through River Falls and into the St. Croix River. Farmland, pasture, streams and rocky bluffs make up the landscape that is home to 1,600 residents; some tracing their roots back to early settlers and others who are newer to the area, drawn by its natural beauty and close proximity to the Minneapolis/St. Paul metropolitan area. It’s the best of both worlds.

The Plan Commission has asked for a High Speed Internet Comnnection Committee to explore high speed comnnection in the town, you can veiw their agendas and minutes in the Plan Commission button of this website.

DRAFT SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE
TO REVIEW THE DRAFT SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE, GO TO ORDINANCES AND CLICK.  THEN CLICK ON  NEW DRAFT SUBDIVISION ORD.

To view the complete ordinance 2012-1, Moritorium on Frac mining, go to Ordinances and search for 2012-1

There has been 2 new Ordinances posted as well as 1 Resolution. Go to Ordinances, PDF 2013-2, Slcohol Beverages and 2013-3, Citation Ord.  Go to ordinances and slide over to the Resolution button that is to the right, Resolution 2013-3, Animal Control.