Welcome to the Town of Sherman

The Town of Sherman, containing the historical Springstead Area, is a beautiful land of forests, lakes and streams that has not been over commercialized or over populated. It’s a secluded spot to rest and relax or actively participate in outdoor recreation and the life of the community. The Town of Sherman is 115 square miles in size. Contained within those miles are 55 lakes with 3,000 acres of surface waters and 79 miles of shoreline. In addition the Town of Sherman is the southern gateway to the Turtle-Flambeau Flowage. The Flowage is the largest publicly owned water resource in the State of Wisconsin. 

Special Notice:    At the recent Town of Sherman organizational board meeting, several appointments were made. Supervisor Robert Lepper will serve as liaison to the town highway department. Gerald Mikula will be the supervisor in charge of recycling. Patricia Matula will serve as liaison to the Fire Department and First Responders and will continue to handle building and grounds concerns.