Orfordville

Back to school

"We thought it best to update everyone before school starts tomorrow regarding traffic flow and parking.  Crews have backfilled most of the curbs and sidewalks in front of the high school and this area will be available as usual for school traffic and parking during drop-off and pickup times.  There are some parking changes that need to be mentioned.  The high school parking lot is NO LONGER an option for anyone other than staff and students.  Residents can still park at the grade school along the Purdy Park side of the parking lot only.  In addition, parking continues to be available at the municipal lot by the fire station and Village Hall.  Residents along Beloit St can park on side streets as needed.  We have been made aware that some comments have been made about using the Station parking lot at 213 and 11 as a drop-off/pickup area.  This is a PRIVATE lot that is open to the public for Station business.  It is NOT to be used for school traffic.  As always, be sure to allow extra time for travel through the construction area and watch for the safety of the workers!"

Dennis Burtness

Beginning in September

  • Curbside brush/yard-waste pick up will be the first Monday of every month. DPW will no longer be picking up every week.    

  • DPW will pick up this Monday, August 31st. 

  • The first Monday in September is Labor Day, so the DPW will pick up on Tuesday, September 8th.  

  • October will be the first Monday of the month which is October 5th.

  • The brush site hours are not changed.

REMINDER

We will have trash, recycling, and bulk pick up this Friday, September 4th as normal. There will  be a delay the following week due to Labor Day.  For next week, trash will be picked up on Saturday, September 12th.

Apply for FEMA Assistance

FEMA Assistance Information for Rock County Residents

Rock County has shared the following FEMA assistance information for homeowners and renters affected by the severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding on April 17. The Village of Orfordville is sharing this information to help ensure residents are aware of the available resources. The Village is not administering the program or determining eligibility.

Applications must be submitted by August 31, 2026. Important: If a FEMA assessment team visited your property in May, you must still submit an application for assistance.

You can apply:

Before applying, it may be helpful to gather:

  • Contact information

  • Social Security number

  • A general list of damage and losses

  • Annual household income

  • Insurance information

  • Banking information if requesting direct deposit

Questions about eligibility or the application process should be directed to FEMA using the contact information above. Please share this information with Orfordville and Rock County residents who may have been affected.