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Noise Ordinances in Oneida County, WI (2026)

3 rules for unincorporated Oneida County, Wisconsin.

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Note: These county rules apply to unincorporated areas of Oneida County. If you live within an incorporated city, that city's own rules apply: see the city list below.

Quiet Hours

Oneida County-owned campgrounds run on a hard 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. quiet period under General Code § 14.18(4)(a)1, and gas-powered generators cannot run at all during that window. A violation draws a $100.00 forfeiture, rising to $249.00 with court costs, under the County's Addendum A citation schedule.

Oneida County Campground Quiet Hours, 10 PM to 7 AM

Some Restrictions

Oneida County General Code § 14.18(4)(a)1, Wisconsin

Quiet hours are 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. Gas powered generators may not be used during quiet hours.

Barking Dogs

Oneida County's Animal Control Ordinance treats a continuously barking, whining or howling dog as a 'public nuisance' under § 23.04(15)(f), and § 23.10(2) makes every owner responsible for keeping animals from becoming one. The rule reaches the unincorporated towns; Rhinelander and any town with its own stricter ordinance handle barking complaints under their own rules instead, per § 23.03.

Oneida County, WI Barking Dog Nuisance Rule

Some Restrictions

Oneida County General Code §§ 23.04(15)(f) and 23.10(2), Wisconsin

PUBLIC NUISANCE — Any domestic animal or animals which engage in one or more of the following: ... (f) Barking, whining, howling or other noise in a continuous manner, such as it causes an unreasonable disturbance to a person or persons. ... Animal Nuisance. All owners shall exercise care and control of their animals to prevent them from becoming a public nuisance.

Amplified Music & Outdoor Sound

Oneida County bars sound trucks, loudspeakers, motors and any other mechanical device from producing unduly loud or unnecessary noise on county-owned recreation land under General Code § 14.13(5). The rule covers county parks, boat landings, special use areas and forest recreation sites, not private property, and carries a scheduled $100 forfeiture rising to $249 with court costs.

Oneida County Sound-Equipment Noise Rule for Parks

Some Restrictions

Oneida County General Code § 14.13(5), Wisconsin

Unnecessary Noises. No person shall operate sound trucks, loudspeakers, motors, motorboats, motor vehicles or any other mechanical devices that produce unduly loud or unnecessary noises.

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