Incorporated in 1958
Elevation: 951 feet
Land area: 9.55 square miles.

Population density: 2,967 people per
square mile.

Daytime population change due to commuting: -2,601 (-12.8%)

Workers who live and work in this city:
3,347 (30.2%)

Daytime Service Population: 98,450

City Hall is located at 400 4th Ave, Fox City, WI and the main phone number is 999-512-1275. The Municipal Court House around the corner at 545 Elm Street and the main phone number is 999-512-1185.

The Circuit Court House is located at 548 Elm Street, Fox City, WI. The main switchboard can be reached at 999-512-9954.

The police station is located at 501 4th Ave, Fox City, WI. The main police phone number for non-emergencies is 999-512-4566. For emergency help Fox City Police Department is part of the Enhanced 911 system. Please dial 911 for all emergency calls.

Fox City is a rapidly growing community located in central Foxmoore County, Wisconsin. As of January 1, 2009, the population is estimated at 26,100. This is an increase of 5,731 since 2000. During this period, the city’s population grew by 28.1%, making it one of the fastest growing municipalities in the State of Wisconsin. It is the county seat of Foxmoore County. Fox City has been growing significantly in the past decade due to increased growth in the region.

Fox City was incorporated as a city in 1958. It is governed by a mayor-council form of government with eight council members elected from four districts with two-year terms.The mayor is chief executive of the city and is elected to a two- year term in odd-numbered years. In addition, Fox City has a full-time city administrator who is responsible for the day-to-day operation of the city.

The landscape of the city consists mostly of gently rolling hills and plains. The elevation averages about 984 feet (300 m).

Fox City has in recent years developed a number of traditional neighborhood developments (TND). Often referred to as "new urbanism,” these neighborhoods focus on the pedestrian and the appearance of city streets and how they fit into the city space. While these developments have sought to address the problems and concerns associated with conventional suburban development and urban sprawl, many occupy former farmland and undeveloped rural lands. The city's planners addressed the criticisms that they were attempting to recreate “pretend” neighborhoods by noting that the aim of the TND was to borrow those design ideas and features effective in older neighborhoods and adapt them to current needs. The city sees this as a vital redevelopment initiative to try to create a modern sense of community in Fox City.

Fox City is home to several industrial, financial, and high-tech development businesses. The city has been aggressive in attempting to attract business incubators and technology companies. It is home to the world headquarters of Bank One International.