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1. How do I find the taxes for a property in Hartland?

Tax information can be found on the Waukesha County

2. Who do I contact with property assessment questions?

If you have a question regarding your property assessment, contact the village assessor. If you wish to contest your current assessment, review the information found on the Board of Review page.

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1. How do I find out the zoning of a property?

You can find the zoning of a property by the GIS map

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1. Where do I sign up to be a paid on-call EMT or firefighter?

Applications are available on the website and at the Fire Station. Learn more

2. Do Hartland ambulances transport to Milwaukee hospitals?

No, too much time is involved. In an emergency, patients are transported to the nearest hospital. If a patient insists on transport to a Milwaukee based hospital, a private ambulance may be called.

3. Are ambulance services free, or will I be billed?

The Village of Hartland bills for ambulance runs, mileage for transport, and supplies used during the run. Talk to your insurance company to know the specifics of how you are covered.

4. How do I pay my ambulance bill?

The Village of Hartland contracts with LifeQuest Services for all ambulance billings. Payments should be made out to the Hartland Fire Department and mailed to N2930 State Road 22 Wautoma, WI 54982. Be sure to include your account number on your payment. If you have specific billing questions, please contact LifeQuest at 1-888-777-4911.

5. How do I request a record or report of an incident from the Fire Department?

The request has to be written and mailed to the Fire Chief at 150 Lawn Street.

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1. Do Hartland ambulances transport to Milwaukee hospitals?

No, too much time is involved. In an emergency, patients are transported to the nearest hospital. If a patient insists on transport to a Milwaukee based hospital, a private ambulance may be called.

2. How do I register for a recreation class?

Learn how to register for a recreation class by

clicking here.

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1. How do I pay a parking ticket?

The Village accepts various forms of payment for parking tickets, and can only be paid in person. Click here for more information to Pay Parking Ticket.

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1. How do I register for a recreation class?

Learn how to register for a recreation class by clicking here.

2. How can I register online for a class?

To register online you must set up an account by clicking here.

3. How do I know if I should pay the resident or non-resident rate for recreation programs?

Individuals or families that pay taxes to the Village of Hartland, City of Delafield, or the Hartland Lakeside School District are considered a “resident”. Anybody who pays taxes to other municipalities or school districts are considered a “non-resident.”

If you would like to receive the resident rate but are not a resident, you may purchase an Annual Non-Resident Card for $50.00 per person or $150.00 per family (up to 4 members). After purchase, the individual or family members will then be eligible to receive the resident rate for all programs. All family members must reside at the same address. The Annual Non-Resident Card expires one year from date of purchase. A card and number will be issued and must be written on the registration form at the time of registration.

You may purchase the annual card the same way you sign up for a recreation program.

4. I just created a new account, why can't I register for a program?

If you just created a new account, you must wait until your account gets approved by the Recreation Department. The purpose of the approval is to ensure that the Recreation Department has the correct information needed for the account. Approval is done during regular business hours 7:30 am - 4:30 pm, Monday - Friday. If your account is created outside regular staffed hours, the Recreation Department will respond in a timely manner within the scheduled business hours. Once approved, you will then receive an email stating the next steps you must take to register for your class. Any further questions, please call the Recreation Department at 262-367-0352.

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1. What items are considered hazardous waste and where do I take them?

View the Waukesha County Web Page for information on where and how to dispose of hazardous materials.

2. When is the Recycling/Yard Waste center open?

The Recycling/Yard Waste site located at the Department of Public Works Garage site, 701 Progress Drive, is open every Friday from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. It is also open seasonally on the second and fourth Tuesday from 6-8 p.m. and the second and fourth Saturdays from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.