Saukville, Wisconsin Public Records

These agencies don't operate in isolation—they coordinate closely with the Sheriff's Office on major crimes and regional safety efforts, creating a comprehensive network of law enforcement coverage across the county.

Those interested in tracing the area's history and development will find the Wisconsin Historical Society's Archives and Genealogy resources particularly valuable, offering historical maps, photographs, and other archival materials that document how this lakeside village has evolved over the decades.

Wisconsin residents can register to vote online through the state's MyVote Wisconsin portal at https://myvote.wi.gov, which also allows voters to check registration status, view sample ballots, find polling locations, and track absentee ballots. The state offers same-day voter registration at the polls with proof of residence. Voters must provide a valid Wisconsin driver's license or state ID card, or other acceptable proof of identification as required by Wisconsin's voter ID law. The voter registration deadline for advance registration is 20 days before Election Day, though same-day registration remains available. As an incorporated village, Saukville holds municipal elections for Village President (mayor) and Village Board Trustees on a staggered basis. Village elections are held on the spring election date (the first Tuesday in April) in odd-numbered years. The next local elections will be held in April 2025, when voters will elect the Village President and trustees for certain board seats with three-year terms. Candidate information, local ballot measures, and election results are available through the Village Clerk at Village Hall (262-284-9423) and through the Ozaukee County Clerk's election results page. Residents find their assigned polling place using the MyVote Wisconsin website at https://myvote.wi.gov by entering their address. Most voters cast ballots at locations within the village, typically at Village Hall or local schools. In the November 2024 presidential election, Ozaukee County recorded approximately 67% voter turnout, reflecting strong civic participation throughout the area. Looking ahead to the November 3, 2026 general election, voters will decide several significant races. Wisconsin voters will elect a U.S. Senator, as one of the state's Senate seats is up in 2026. Voters will also elect all members of the Wisconsin State Assembly (representatives serve two-year terms), and State Senate seats for odd-numbered districts will be on the ballot. At the Ozaukee County level, Ozaukee County Executive, County Board supervisors, Sheriff, District Attorney, Clerk of Circuit Court, Register of Deeds, County Clerk, and Treasurer are all elected offices, with various seats appearing on the 2026 ballot depending on term expirations. Local voters should monitor candidate filings beginning in early 2026 for both partisan and nonpartisan races. Wisconsin offers absentee voting by mail for any registered voter. Absentee ballot applications can be submitted online through MyVote Wisconsin, by mail, email, or fax to the Ozaukee County Clerk's office. Applications must be received by the Thursday before Election Day for regular absentee voting. Military and overseas voters have extended deadlines. Absentee ballots must be returned to the municipal clerk (for the village, this is the Village Clerk at Village Hall) or the Ozaukee County Clerk by 8:00 PM on Election Day. Wisconsin does not have traditional early in-person voting, but offers in-person absentee voting at designated locations beginning two weeks before Election Day. Election records in Wisconsin are highly transparent and publicly accessible. Voter registration lists are public records available for inspection, though protected from commercial use. Campaign finance reports for all state and local candidates are searchable through the Wisconsin Ethics Commission at https://ethics.wi.gov, showing contributions and expenditures. Candidate filings, nomination papers, and declarations of candidacy are public records maintained by the Ozaukee County Clerk. Election results at the precinct level are published by the Ozaukee County Clerk after each election and are available online, showing vote totals by municipality and ward. Historical election data for the village and Ozaukee County can be accessed through the Ozaukee County website and the Wisconsin Elections Commission at https://elections.wi.gov.