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August 16, 2026

Towns Association Honors Pfaff with Top Award

July 23, 2026

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Towns Association Honors Pfaff with Top Award

Award Winning Advocacy

The Wisconsin Towns Association recently gave Senator Brad Pfaff the 2025-26 Friend of the Towns Award. This award recognizes his strong support for town governments. “Senator Pfaff has been a strong and steady supporter of towns,” said Steve Dickinsen, District 2 Director. “He always listens and engages on the most important issues.” Dickinsen also noted that Pfaff’s accessibility makes him a valued partner.

Investing in Local Communities

Consequently, Pfaff has achieved major results for his district. Throughout his legislative career, the senator secured critical funding for town roads. He also modernized town laws and tackled new challenges facing local leaders.
Furthermore, Pfaff connects local leaders directly with state resources to solve complex issues. “Senator Pfaff understands the vital role local governments play,” stated Mike Koles, Executive Director. Koles praised Pfaff for strengthening governance across the entire state.

Empowering Local Leadership

Ultimately, this award highlights a deep belief in grassroots democracy. Friends of town government believe the best decisions happen closest to the people. Strong local leaders drive innovation and improve public services. Senator Pfaff’s new award reflects his promise to give towns the tools they need.

Filed Under: Ag Life in the 715, Agribusiness, community, conservation, Education, News, Policy, Renewable Energy, Sustainability, Trade Tagged With: featured, Mike Koles, News, Senator Brad Pfaff, Steve Dickinsen, Wisconsin Towns Association

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