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Sheboygan Falls, WI is a Main Street Community located in the center of Sheboygan County midway between the city of Plymouth (population 9,000) and the city of Sheboygan (population 50,582). Sheboygan Falls is also within 10 minutes of the Lake Michigan shoreline and 5 minutes from the World Class American Club Resort in Kohler. Conveniently located only 60 minutes from Wisconsin’s largest business markets – Milwaukee and Green Bay via Interstate 43, which is 6 miles east of Sheboygan Falls. From the south take Highway 28 to Highway 32 North. From the north take Highway 23 West to Highway 32 South. Blessed with beautiful architecture in its downtown, the Historic Downtown and the Cole Districts have been designated as National Historic Districts. In 1995 Sheboygan Falls was named as a Great American Main Street by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. In addition to its unique architecture, Sheboygan Falls has an interesting combination of retail shops and services available to meet the needs of community members and visitors. Sheboygan Falls is known for its “nitch” shops dealing in gift and specialty items, shoes, jewelry, flowers and plants, wine, clothing and furniture. It also has several fine restaurants for unique dining experiences and is home to one of the finest archive research centers in the Midwest. DAILY AVERAGE AUTOMOBILE COUNTS ASSETS & SPECIAL FEATURES INDUSTRIAL PARKS & SITES |
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Housing Total Housing Units – 2,826 Total Units Occupied – 2,745 69.7% Owned 27.2% Rented Renter-Occupied Units
Owner-Occupied Units
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Employment - Sheboygan County Unemployment Rate - 7.3%
OCCUPATIONS Education LOCAL %
Government Demographic data suggests that individuals with better earning and spending power are migrating out of Sheboygan to neighboring areas like Sheboygan Falls. This population base is very desirable with comparatively high-income power and higher than average spending behavior. Sheboygan Falls is also showing population retention in the key 18-year-old, the 25-34 year-old, and especially the 35-49 year-old age groups. These groups represent family regeneration and strong spending power for Sheboygan Falls in the future.
Taxes City of Sheboygan
Falls Property Tax Rate - Sales/Use Tax 5%
Health Care Sheboygan Memorial Medical Center St. Nicholas Hospital Aurora Health Center Sheboygan Falls Sharon S. Richardson Community Hospice
Transportation Overnight Parcel Carriers: Sheboygan Falls has both United Parcel Service and Federal Express drop-off stations and full service local U.S. Post Office.
Utility Providers The city of Sheboygan Falls is served by a publicly owned electric and water utility. Power is purchased from Alliant Energy. Water is purchased from the Sheboygan Water Utility. Wisconsin Public Service provides natural gas service.
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