The Town of Springdale requests that residents submit to the Town Hall the names of people living alone, or alone during the day, who might need help during extreme heat or cold and other natural hazards. This is part of the Town of Springdale Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan. Names can be submitted by calling 608-437-6230.  

The Town of Springdale is located in southwestern Dane County, Wisconsin, southwest of the City of Madison, between the City of Verona and the Village of Mount Horeb.

Residing on the eastern edge of southwestern Wisconsin's driftless (unglaciated) area, Springdale's topography is varied with rolling hills and attractive valleys hosting natural springs that feed some of the finest trout streams in the State. The thirty-six square mile area of Springdale lies within the Upper Sugar River Watershed. The mixture of open fields and woodlands provides a habitat for deer, turkey, pheasant, and other game. The abundant natural resources and magnificent scenic vistas create a wonderful area for people to live and pursue a variety of activities.

Credits: Kristin Statz Mitchell for the logo and Don Hartman for the photographs