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Ever since the Town of Paris was organized in 1842, the residents have been dedicated to preserving an agrarian way of life. Family owned and operated dairy farms and riding stables, along with large fields of wheat, corn, soybeans, and alfalfa, dot the countryside. Many of the family names in Paris today have been familiar for generations. Business and Industry Located in western Kenosha County there has been a long tradition of trade, commerce and social interaction between Paris and the …

Real estate and personal property tax bills are mailed to property owners in December of each year. The full payment or first installment is due to the Town of Paris by January 31. After January 31, all payments must be made to the Kenosha County Treasurer. Payments to the Town of Paris can be made by mail, in-person at Paris Safety Building (Town Hall) during normal business hours or by using the drop-box located near the west entrance of the building. You can drop your tax papers and …

The Town of Paris Fire & Rescue Department is a combination department which includes Paid-on-Call and Daytime Staffing. The department covers 36 square miles of Kenosha County and is led by Fire Chief Roland Iwen. In case of emergency, please dial 9-1-1. In non-emergency situations, please contact the Fire/Rescue Office at (262) 859-3009. Use the links below to view a listing of the current members of the  department, learn about joining the department, view the department\’s …

On October 11, 2016, representatives from Paris, Somers and Kenosha announced a boundary agreement regarding land along I-94, extending sewer and water service to that area and a permanent border for Paris. The agreement designates areas of Paris for eventual annexation into Somers and Kenosha, but not allow any further annexations from those municipalities. An additional feature of the agreement involves the sharing of revenue between Paris and Somers for the land developed in village growth …