Fond du Lac County is a great place to work, live, and play. For more than 180 years, Fond du Lac County has held true to traditional Midwest values, thus fostering communities who can thrive, grow, and provide opportunities for all who call one of the 33 cities, villages, or towns home. We believe in our people.

Whether you visit or live in our county’s namesake location or you take a drive through the ‘Holyland’, you will be inspired by the hardworking people, the picturesque landscapes, and the bountiful nature. Fond du Lac County offers year-round outdoor activities for the whole family, exceptional educational choices, superb housing options, and an array of employment opportunities.

Don’t just take our word for it though.

• Money Magazine included Fond du Lac among the top spots in the U.S. that offer a healthy economy, affordable homes, and a high quality of life (2017).
• Council for Community and Economic Research reports Fond du Lac has a lower cost of living than the national average (2019).
• According to the Bureau of Economic Analysis and Bureau of Labor Statistics, Fond du Lac County’s per capita personal income has been steadily increasing across the last three years (2019).
• Fond du Lac County continues to experience strong economic growth and minimal unemployment as a result of its strong manufacturing, construction, and healthcare industry base (U.S. Census, American Community Survey 5 Year Estimates).

Fond du Lac County continues to strive to provide a solid foundation for not only its residents from pre-k through post-secondary education, good paying employment, and patient-centered medical facilities, but also visitors through endless shores for boating, fishing (even when the water freezes!), and swimming, as well as 14 recreational facilities totaling approximately 928 acres, art centers, great restaurants, award-winning hospitality, and so much more!

So, again, welcome. We’re really happy you’re here.