The Village of Twin Lakes is excited to share that Kenosha County has launched a new and improved online payment system for property taxes!

Say goodbye to the hassle of visiting multiple websites! The revamped system is now a one-stop shop for paying your property taxes—whether they’re due to the County Treasurer’s office or any municipality in Kenosha County (except the City of Kenosha, which still has its own system).

Here’s how it works: Visit the new Kenosha County Property Inquiry site: propertyinfo.kenoshacounty.org/Login Click the “Guest Sign In” button. Search for your property by address or parcel number. Go to the “Taxes” tab to view, print, and pay your current or delinquent taxes.

Payment Options: You can pay using a credit card (3% fee) or e-check ($1.50 flat fee). Plus, you’ll get real-time updates on your payment status!

Important Deadline Reminder: All current year (2024) property taxes are due by January 31, 2025. Be sure to make your payment to your local municipal office if you’re in the Village of Twin Lakes.

For anyone who prefers paying by mail or in person, those options are still available too!

Visit the new payment system today and make paying your taxes quick and easy!

Attention Village of Twin Lakes Residents:

Tax bills will be mailed out this week. Please keep an eye on your mailbox for your 2024 tax bill.

• First Installment Due: January 31, 2025
• You can pay the first installment or choose to pay the entire bill by the due date.

Important After January 31st: All payments should be made payable to and delivered directly to the Kenosha County Treasurer.

Be sure to make your payments on time to avoid any penalties or interest charges. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Village office.

Trick or Treat hours are from 4pm to 7pm on Halloween (October 31st)

7/24/24 5:00PM: SLOW NO WAKE HAS BEEN LIFTED. Sunset Beach is now below 794.65 Remember that even once Slow No Wake is lifted, the lake level is still higher than normal. Please be mindful of your wake while near piers and shorelines. Thanks again for everyone’s patience and cooperation

SLOW NO WAKE is now in effect for both Lake Mary and Lake Elizabeth. RED FLAGS ARE UP AT ALL LAUNCHES. THESE RED FLAGS WILL BE UP WHENEVER SLOW NO-WAKE IS IN EFFECT.

Boats are prohibited from any activities creating a wake until the lake level drops to below 794.65 at Sunset Beach. The lake level is updated in real-time on USGS

7/18/24 8:30AM: SLOW NO WAKE HAS BEEN LIFTED. Sunset Beach is now below 794.65. Remember that even once Slow No Wake is lifted, the lake level is still higher than normal. Please be mindful of your wake while near piers and shorelines. Thanks again for everyone’s patience and cooperation. Let’s all enjoy another great weekend in Twin Lakes!

https://waterdata.usgs.gov/monitoring-location/423000088164401/#parameterCode=00065&period=P7D&showMedian=false

IMPORTANT RAIN UPDATE!!!! PLEASE READ!!!

SLOW NO WAKE is now in effect for both Lake Mary and Lake Elizabeth. RED FLAGS ARE UP AT ALL LAUNCHES. THESE RED FLAGS WILL BE UP WHENEVER SLOW NO-WAKE IS IN EFFECT.

Boats are prohibited from any activities creating a wake until the lake level drops to below 794.65 at Sunset Beach. The lake level is updated in real-time on USGS https://waterdata.usgs.gov/monitoring…/423000088164401/…

With the invasive spongy moth making a resurgence in parts of Wisconsin, Kenosha County is now offering a resource page on its website to help people identify and address outbreaks.

The new resource page on the county website, accessible at kenoshacounty.org/spongymoth, includes images of the spongy moth at its four life stages — egg, caterpillar, pupa and adult — and it has links to resources from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension and the state Department of Natural Resources.

The page will be updated with additional resource information as current outbreaks evolve.