If you love your cheese, and all things Dutch, Little Chute is the place for you. At just under 11,000 residents it is a the largest village located in Outagamie County. Little Chute is also a community with strong Dutch heritage and has come together to help fund the construction of a 100 foot dutch-style windmill.
Little Chute is located along the eastern border of Appleton and along the Fox River. Little Chute is about 30 minutes south-west of Green Bay.
Little Chute has been ranked #11 most affordable communities for housing by CNN Money Magazine. With the median house costing $118,000 and the median family salary of $71,563. Little Chute is also home to Jack’s Pizza and the largest pizza production facility in the United States.
The Little Chute School District offers an elementary, middle/intermediate, and high school. Little Chute High School (LCHS) is proud to offer a small enough atmosphere in-order to maintain a family-type atmosphere, while still offering many of the programs larger schools offer.
Little Chute is governed by a citizen elected, 7 member, Village Board of Trustees. The members of the board are Michael Vanden Berg – Village President, and 6 Village Trustee’s; John Elrick, Jim Hietpas, David Peterson, Bill Peerenboom, Larry Van Lankvelt, and Skip Smith.
Little Chute Parks Department maintains 9 parks, spanning over 80 acres. Three of the major parks are Heesakker Park, Doyle Park, and Island Park.