Helpful Links
Welcome to the Village of Combined Locks! As a resident, you may have questions as you try to get settled in Combined Locks.
Who handles trash pick-up? How do I contact Police & Fire’s non-emergency numbers? How do I register to vote?
This page is designed to help you get answers to those questions and more. Click the links below to have quick access to all kinds of helpful information.
New Office Hours beginning 06/16/25
Monday – Thursday: 7:30am – 4:30pm
Friday: 7:30am – 11:00am
Public Safety
Post Office
333 Wallace Street
LOBBY : Open 24 hours
WINDOW HOURS:
Mon – Fri: 9:00am to 1:00pm
Saturday: 10:00am to 11:00am
Kaukauna Post Office
Kimberly Post Office
Utilities
WE Energies services Jeffrey Street and all streets West along with Elm Street and all streets North and West. Kaukauna Utilities services all other addresses within the Village of Combined Locks.
- Kaukauna Utilities
Gas/Electric | Customer Service - WE Energies
Gas/Electric | Customer Service - Combined Locks Water and Sewer
Report a Street Light Outage
Village Services / Resources
- Brush Pickup
- Building Permits
- Dog Licensing
- Elections Information
- Large Rubbish
- Medication Drop-off
- Newsletter
- Ordinances
- Overnight Parking
- Park and Hall Rentals
- Recreation Department
- Refuse/Recycling
- Village Board
- Village Board Minutes
- Yard Waste Disposal
School Districts
Area Libraries
Neighboring Municipalities
- Town of Buchanan
- Village of Harrison
- City of Kaukauna
- Village of Kimberly
- Village of Little Chute
- Village of Sherwood
Outagamie County
- Aging & Disability Resource Center
- Recycling and Solid Waste
- Treasurer
- Executive Office
- Directory of Public Officials
Other Links
- Heart of the Valley Metropolitan Sewerage District
- Emerald Ash Borer
- Heart of the Valley Chamber of Commerce
- Renew our Waters
- Rebuilding Together Fox Valley
RTFV is a non-profit volunteer organization that “preserves and revitalizes homes and communities, assuring that low-income homeowners, specifically seniors and those with disabilities, can continue to live in warmth, safety and independence.”