The Village of Hortonville is a growing community with nearly 3,000 residents, but still maintains that small community charm.   For more information on Hortonville continue reading:

Location

Hortonville is located about 10 miles northwest of Appleton at the intersection of State Hwy 15 and County Hwy M.

Economy

Hortonville has experienced rapid growth in the past few years. Hortonville’s population has grown nearly 24% since 2002. Hortonville has a median income of $71,975, well above Wisconsin’s median income of $50,395.

Education

The Hortonville School District includes 2 Elementary Schools, 2 Middle Schools, and 1 High School. With a district wide philosophy of constantly striving to improve curriculum in order to achieve the  best practice in education. The Hortonville Area School District dedicates professional development time to ensure a cycle of ever improving curriculum for their students.  When writing curriculum Hortonville teachers apply 4 lenses of Technology; Differentiation, Rigor and Relevance and 21st Century Learning skills to ensure a high level of student engagement and achievement

Government

Hortonville’s government is made up of 7 members. Village President; Andrew Gitter, and 6 Trustees, Jeff Fessbender, Al Habeck, Traci Martens, Kelly Schleif, Jeff Schuh, and Dwan Vollbrecht. Hortonville also has a Public Works, Public Facilities, Public Safety, and Executive Committee.

Parks & Recreation

Hortonville Parks and Rec. offers an extensive park system that spans over 145 acres. These parks offer plenty of activities. If you are looking for a park geared toward kids, consider Alonzo Park. This park offers playground equipment, sandboxes, picnic tables, and hiking trails. If sports are more your cup of tea, Otto Miller Athletic Field is the park for you. Offering 3 softball dimands (2 lighted), 1 baseball dimand, and a WIAA regulation soccer field. Finally, for those fishermen out there, Hortonville’s Black Otter Lake is the place for you. This 75 acre man made lake is perfect for fishing, canoeing, or swimming.