Town of Buchanan, WI Email Format
Government AdministrationWisconsin, United States11-50 Employees
The Town of Buchanan is a municipal government in Wisconsin, responsible for local governance and services within the government administration sector. It is based in Appleton and lies in the southeastern part of Outagamie County, spanning roughly 17 square miles. The community supports about 6,700 residents and operates with a small to mid-sized staff. Over the past decade, the area has experienced notable growth pressures as development expands, blending rural and urban characteristics. Much of this development has occurred within the Darboy Sanitary District, created in the 1980s to provide urban services to developing areas. Buchanan borders several neighboring municipalities, including Appleton, Kimberly, Kaukauna, and Combined Locks, as well as the Towns of Harrison, Holland, and Woodville, placing it within a broader local-government network.