Established in 1903, Jackson is a small town located in the northeast corner of Burnett County, named in honor of General Stonewall Jackson. Initially, the town included what are now the towns of Scott and Webb Lake, but these towns were broken off in 1910, leaving Jackson with its current boundaries.
Recommended Resources
Jackson Volunteer Fire Department
Volunteer information and contacts are provided by the fire department serving the Town of Jackson and the surrounding Burnett County, Wisconsin area. A schedule of programs and events are also offered, along with photographs of crew members and incidents.
http://www.townofjacksonwi.com/fire_department/
An overview of the Burnett County town is presented on its official web site, along with agendas and minutes of town meetings, a calendar of events, notices, ordinances, tax information, and access to various forms and permits. A history of the town is also related.
http://www.townofjacksonwi.com/
