Development Areas of Opportunity
Spring Green is ripe for both single- and multi-family housing development to accommodate the growing workforce that supplies its thriving manufacturing and tourism industries.
Welcome to Spring Green
At the Intersection of Manufacturing, Art & History
This tight-knit community welcomes entrepreneurship and innovation, and offers fantastic opportunities for development. Home to five Cardinal Glass manufacturing and development locations, manufacturing is a key component of Spring Green’s economy.
Spring Green is also home to Taliesin, the estate of renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright, and American Players Theatre, one of the largest outdoor classical theatre companies in the United States. These attractions, alongside numerous others, contribute to a thriving tourism industry.
Spring Green at a Glance
Developer Resources
Zoning & Building Information
Learn about land use, zoning and other building regulations below:
Permit Applications & Forms
Find forms related to development here:
Informational Maps
Familiarize yourself with the landscape with these helpful maps:
Primary Banks
- Royal Bank: Located at 152 S. Worcester St., Spring Green, WI 53588
- BMO Bank: Located at 209 E. Jefferson St., Spring Green, WI 53588
- The Peoples Community Bank: Located at 166 S. Lexington St., Spring Green, WI 53588
Business Resources
Incentives
Revolving Loan Fund (RLF)
A flexible source of supplemental financing for businesses expanding in or relocating to Sauk County, RLFs encourage business growth — creating jobs and improving the local economy — and are good options for startups and new businesses in search of capital.
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Wisconsin Fast Forward (WFF) Standard Grant Program
In an effort to train and retain highly skilled workers, the WFF program rewards Wisconsin business owners with grants that reimburse them for the costs associated with occupational training. These grants cover training costs for unemployed and underemployed job seekers and workers, in addition to incumbent workers.
Wisconsin Women’s Business Initiative Corporation (WWBIC)
The WWBIC funds small and micro businesses with loans up to $100,000. Strong applicants will be able to show well-conceived business plans, a record of existing business and measured growth, proven industry experience behind their startup, and a solid credit history.
Business Directory
Explore the business landscape of Spring Green with this helpful directory.
Available Office Space
Search available property listings here.
Living in Spring Green
A few reasons Spring Green is an attractive place to live:
- Arts & Culture: Spring Green is home to Taliesin, the estate of renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright and a UNESCO World Heritage site, as well as the American Players Theatre.
- Peaceful Environment: This small town nestled near the Wisconsin River is surrounded by natural beauty.
- Affordable Living: Home prices are slightly lower than the national average, resulting in most residents owning their homes.
- Economic Stability: A diverse local economy helps ensure the community can weather changes in any single sector.
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Discover More of Sauk County
Sauk County can be separated into six municipalities, each a cornerstone contributing to the region’s enduring economic climate — explore them below.
