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2013-2014

Official Directory

Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette

CountyCountyCountyCounty www.co.lafayette.wi.gov

Updated 9/03/13

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LAFAYETTE COUNTY

COURTHOUSE P.O. BOX 40

626 Main Street Darlington, Wisconsin 53530

OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Chairman ............................................ Jack Sauer 1st Vice Chairman ........................ Wayne Wilson 2nd Vice Chairman....................... David Hammer County Clerk ............................ Linda L. Bawden Chief Deputy County Clerk ........ Carla Jacobson

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2013 INVOICE

One complimentary copy of the Official Directory can be picked up at the County Clerk=s Office. This

booklet is provided free of charge to Local Government Agencies and Lafayette County residents. There is a $1.50 charge for each directory mailed to cover the cost of printing, shipping and handling. Remit to: Lafayette County Clerk

P.O. Box 40 Darlington, WI 53530

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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY INDEX COUNTY ACTIVITIES AND FESTIVITIES ...........5 POPULATION AND EQUALIZED VALUE ............7 COURTHOUSE DIRECTORY ..................................9 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ..................................... 11 STATE GOVERNMENT ......................................... 13 COUNTY OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES ............. 17 LAFAYETTE COUNTY SUPERVISORY DISTRICTS .............................................................. 27 LAFAYETTE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS .........................................................29 COMMITTEES ......................................................... 32 LAFAYETTE COUNTY BAR ..................................39 FAMILY & COURT COMMISSIONERS ................ 40 TOWN, VILLAGE, AND CITY OFFICERS ............ 41 SCHOOL DISTRICTS & TECHNICAL COLLEGES ....................................... 61 RULES OF THE LAFAYETTE COUNTY BOARD .................................................... 65 PUBLIC HEARING RULES ..................................... 76 WHAT YOU WISH TO KNOW ABOUT ................ 77 THINGS TO SEE ...................................................... 88 ZIP CODES ............................................................... 89 GOVERNMENT TELEPHONE DIRECTORY ........ 90

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THE LAFAYETTE COUNTY

COURTHOUSE The Lafayette County Courthouse was built in 1905 - 1907 at a total cost of $136,556.17. A committee of three men from Shullsburg were the planners. Mr. Matt Murphy was the prime mover and source of money to build the courthouse. The bust of Matt Murphy is located on the entrance over the front steps of the courthouse.

INFORMATION ABOUT

LAFAYETTE COUNTY Situated in the Southwestern part of Wisconsin, Lafayette County lies within the unglaciated area of the state in the driftless region bordering the State of Illinois. With an area of 643 square miles or 411,520 acres, it has a population of 16,897 according to the 2011 final estimate. The first settlements perfected by permanent occupation in Lafayette County were made during the year 1824 and were due to the existence of the lead mines, which led to early development and stability of the County. Today, Lafayette County is

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one of the leading agricultural counties in the state, with 1,400 farms averaging 285 acres in size. Agriculture is the leading enterprise of the County. The County is rapidly developing into a recreational area. Man-made lakes provide excellent fishing, boating, and swimming. Well developed campsites offer complete facilities for vacations. Snowmobiling, horseback riding, ATV, and multi-use trails are available.

Compiled by: Linda L. Bawden Lafayette County Clerk

COUNTY ACTIVITIES

AND FESTIVITIES � Annual Fisharee at Yellowstone Lake –

February � Yellowstone Flint & Cap Bloody Lake

Rendezvous, Blackhawk Memorial Park-Woodford –1st weekend in May

� Gratiot Annual Fish Boil – Last Saturday in April and First Saturday in November

� Darlington Canoe Festival - Darlington - Second weekend in June

� Lafayette County Dairy Breakfast - Second Saturday in June

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� Blanchardville Chicken Barbecue- Father's Day

� Argyle Annual Fish Supper - Last Saturday in June

� Lafayette County Fair – (July 10-14, 2013) � Shullsburg Annual 4th of July Celebration � Wiota Annual 4th of July Celebration � South Wayne Red Cracker Festival – Last

Weekend in July (July 26-27, 2013) � Darlington Saddle Club 2 Day Ride – Third

Weekend in August, (Aug. 17-18, 2013) � Benton Annual Labor Day Celebration � Gratiot VFW Labor Day Celebration � Pecatonica Valley Antique Days -

Darlington – (September 6-8, 2013) � Belmont School & Community Fair –

(September 13-15, 2013) � Shullsburg Cheese Fest - First Weekend in

October – (October 5, 2013)

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POPULATION AND EQUALIZED VALUE The following are official population totals and the aggregate assessment values as of the end of 2011, for Lafayette County. TOTAL TOWNS POPULATION EQUALIZED VALUE

Argyle 435 45,646,500 Belmont 779 50,621,200 Benton 506 35,185,100 Blanchard 270 25,836,700 Darlington 884 68,612,000 Elk Grove 556 35,142,300 Fayette 384 28,328,700 Gratiot 544 41,863,900 Kendall 465 31,830,600 Lamont 318 19,486,600 Monticello 135 12,055,100 New Diggings 504 26,776,000 Seymour 450 34,577,200 Shullsburg 353 40,119,600 Wayne 494 33,325,000 White Oak Springs 118 10,111,300 Willow Springs 761 59,662,100 Wiota 860 65,213,900 TOTAL TOWNS 8,816 664,393,800

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TOTAL VILLAGES POPULATION EQUALIZED VALUE

Argyle 860 33,922,600 Belmont 988 60,984,300 Benton 971 36,988,000 Blanchardville 645 29,007,500 Gratiot 234 7,974,500 Hazel Green 13 1,090,400 South Wayne 488 17,482,800 TOTAL OF

VILLAGES 4,199 187,450,100 TOTAL

CITIES POPULATION EQUALIZED VALUE

Cuba City 213 13,196,600 Darlington 2,443 100,507,200 Shullsburg 1226 60,521,300 TOTAL OF

CITIES 3,882 174,225,100 COUNTY TOTAL 16,897 1,026,069,000

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COURTHOUSE DIRECTORY

FIRST FLOOR .......................... County Board Room Finance Department

Housing Authority Maintenance

Juvenile Intake Worker Child Support Administrator

SECOND FLOOR ................................ County Clerk

County Treasurer District Attorney

Information Technology Victim/Witness Coordinator

Register of Deeds THIRD FLOOR ...................... Clerk of Circuit Court

Circuit Judge Circuit Court Reporter

Register in Probate Law Library

Circuit Courtroom Attorney Conference Room

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ANNEX

FIRST FLOOR .......................... Sheriff's Department Emergency Government

GROUND FLOOR ................. Extension Department

Law Enforcement Administrative

2013 HOLIDAYS

New Year=s Day Veterans Day Good Friday Thanksgiving Day Memorial Day Christmas Eve Day Independence Day Christmas Day Labor Day New Year’s Eve Day

If a holiday falls on Saturday, the preceding Friday

shall be the legal holiday. If a holiday falls on

Sunday, the following Monday shall be the legal

holiday.

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THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

EXECUTIVE President of the United States ............. Barack Obama Vice President .............................................Joe Biden

THE PRESIDENT'S CABINET Secretary of State ......................................John Kerry Secretary of the Treasury ............................ Jack Lew Secretary of Defense ............................. Chuck Hagel Attorney General ........................... Eric H. Holder, Jr. Secretary of the Interior ............... Kenneth L. Salazar Secretary of Agriculture ................ Thomas J. Vilsack Secretary of Commerce ...................... Rebecca Blank Secretary of Labor .................................... Seth Harris Secretary of Health and Human Services ............................ Kathleen Sebelius Secretary of Homeland Security . Janet A. Napolitano Secretary of Housing and Urban Development .................. Shaun L.S. Donovan Secretary of Transportation ...... Raymond L. LaHood Secretary of Energy .................................. Steven Chu Secretary of Education .......................... Arne Duncan Secretary of Veterans Affairs ........... Eric K. Shinseki

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JUDICIAL Supreme Court of the United States

Chief Justice .......................................... John Roberts

ASSOCIATE JUSTICES

Sonia Sotomayor Stephen Breyer Samuel Alito Clarence Thomas Ruth Bader Ginsburg Antonin Scalia Anthony Kennedy Elena Kagan

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT WESTERN DISTRICT OF WISCONSIN

Chief U.S. District Judge .................. William Conley U.S. District Judge .............................. Barbara Crabb U.S. Attorney ............................... John W. Vaudreuil U.S. Marshall .................................. Dallas S. Neville Chief Bankruptcy Judge .................. Robert D. Martin Bankruptcy Judge .......................... Catherine J. Furay U.S. Magistrate Judge ................. Stephen L. Crocker Clerk of Court .................................... Peter Oppeneer

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LEGISLATIVE United States Senators

Tammy Baldwin 1 Russell Courtyard

Washington, D.C. 20510 (202)224-5653

http://baldwin.senate.gov 14 W. Mifflin Street, Suite 207

Madison, WI 53703 (608)264-5338

(800) 247-5645 toll free in Wisconsin

Ron Johnson 386 Russell Senate Office Building

Washington, D.C. 20510 (202)224-5323

(202)224-1280 (TDD) http://ronjohnson.senate.gov

517 E. Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 408 Milwaukee, WI 53202

(414)276-7282

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United States Representative Mark Pocan

(2nd Congressional District) 313 Cannon House Office Building

Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 225-2906

Fax: (202) 225-6942 http://www.pocan.house.gov

10 E. Doty St., Suite 405 Madison, WI 53703

(608) 258-9800

STATE GOVERNMENT Address: State Capitol, P.O. Box 8952

Madison, Wisconsin 53708 Legislative Hotline

1-800-362-9472

Governor ............................................... Scott Walker Lieutenant Governor ..................... Rebecca Kleefisch Secretary of State ......................... Douglas LaFollette State Treasurer ...................................... Kurt Schuller Attorney General ............................... J.B. Van Hollen State Superintendent of Schools ............... Tony Evers

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LEGISLATIVE OFFICIALS State Senator 17th District Dale W. Schultz Room 122 South, State Capitol

P.O. Box 7882 Madison, WI 53707-7882 608-266-0703 or (800) 978-8008

Representative to the Assembly, 49th Assembly District Travis Tranel

Room 308 North, State Capitol P.O. Box 8952

Madison, WI 53708 608-266-1170

Representative to the Assembly, 51st Assembly District Howard Marklein

Room 214 North, State Capitol P.O. Box 8952

Madison, WI 53708-8952 608-266-7502 or (888)534-0051

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JUDICIAL State Supreme Court

Chief Justice .............................. Shirley Abrahamson

JUSTICES

Ann Walsh Bradley Annette Ziegler N. Patrick Crooks Patience D. Roggensack Michael J. Gableman David Prosser, Jr.

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COUNTY OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES

JUDICIAL - ADMINISTRATION

Circuit Judge ............................. William D. Johnston Circuit Court Reporter ......................... Brian Whalen Family Court Commissioner ............. Ralph E. Farrell Clerk of Court ........................... Catherine McGowan Chief Deputy Clerk of Court .................. Trisha Rowe Assistant Deputy Clerk of Court ................ Gina Crist Commissioners .................................. Ralph E. Farrell

Bill McDaniel Charles A. Kranz

Register in Probate ...................... Teresa Siegenthaler County Clerk ................................... Linda L. Bawden Chief Deputy County Clerk ............... Carla Jacobson Deputy Assistant County Clerk.......... Laurie Monson Manager of Accounts ..............................Joy C. Galle Payroll Records ................................... Sandra Russell Finance Director .............................. S. Nicola Maurer County Treasurer .............................. Rebecca Taylor Chief Deputy County Treasurer ........... Kim Winslow Deputy Assistant County Treasurer .... Krista Paulson District Attorney ........................... Katherine Findley Secretary to District Attorney ............... Nancy Quinn Victim/Witness Coordinator .............. Laurie Monson

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Juvenile Intake Worker ......................... Jodi Messerli Corporation Counsel .......................... Nathan Russell Child Support Administrator .................... Laurie Neis Child Support Specialist..................... Trisha Douglas Register of Deeds ..................................... Joseph Boll Chief Deputy Register of Deeds ......... Cathy Paulson Coroner ........................................... Virginia Douglas Chief Deputy Coroner ............................. Richard Ruf Deputy Coroner .................................. Rudy Gebhardt Deputy Coroner ................................. Linda Gebhardt Veterans Service Officer .............. David Weiskircher Emergency Government Director .. F. John Reichling Maintenance ........................................... Steve Cleary Assistant Maintenance .............................. Ed Wiegel IT Support .............................................. Jason Walter IT Help Desk ................................. Christine Douglas

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SHERIFF’S OFFICE Sheriff .................................................... Scott Pedley Chief Deputy/ Emergency Mgmt. .......................... F. John Reichling Detective Sergeant .............................. Joe Thompson Detective ................................................. Jerrett Cook Patrol Sergeants ............................ Darrell Morrissey

Daric Heim Administrative Secretary................... Steph Hanewall Deputies ........................................................ Reg Gill Brandon Gudgeon Paul Klang Fred Norder Josh Jerry

Scott Donar David Mullen

Matt Edge Mike Gorham

Jail Personnel Jail Sergeant .......................................... Mary Paisley Jailer/Dispatchers ........................... Theresa Burgess Michael Fink Joan Steinhart Jim Jacobson Diane Walker

Elizabeth McGowan John Jacobson

Gary Blosch Eric Seiler

Conservation Warden .......................... Nick Webster

(608)558-2298 or (888)WDNR-INF

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HOUSING AUTHORITY

Executive Director .............................. John Heimann Administrative Assistant ......................... Kari Steffes

LAFAYETTE COUNTY UW-EXTENSION Family Living Educator/WI Nutrition Education Program Coordinator ........................ Mary Knellwolf Community & Natural Resource Development Educator ............................ Joy Gieseke 4-H/Youth Development Educator ................ Vacant Extension Secretary ........................... Lisa Carpenter

LAFAYETTE COUNTY FAIR Fair Secretary ........................................Jolante Olson

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HUMAN SERVICES

Director ...................................... Shane Schuhmacher Executive Secretary ...................... Kristine Brunkow Aging/ADRC/Economic Support Manager ................................ Kate Chambers Family Services Manager....................... Brenda Poss

Support Services Manager ................. Janet George Behavioral Health Serv. Manager .................. Vacant Psychiatrist .............................. Michael Kaplan M.D.

STAFF

Economic Support Unit Clerical Unit Marjean Sutherland Lori Leahy Janet Popp Joy McQuaid Crissy Black Tamara Griffiths Missy Zasada Susan Elgin Family Services Unit Access/Intake Worker Ashley Withrow Sheena Abbitt Melissa Wirtz Dana Harcus Aging Unit Susan Elzen Robert Long, Jr.

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HUMAN SERVICES

Behavioral Health Services Unit Heidi Byrnes Kris Fleming Beth Briney Brad Willborn

Aging Disability Resource Center Unit Tara Cook Melanie Willborn Cheri Wotnoske Kay Bliss

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OF

LAFAYETTE COUNTY 800 CLAY STREET

Administrator .................................... Julie Chikowski Director of Finance ........................................ Vacant Director of Nursing .................................. Kathy Ruef Director of Facilities ............................ James Pahnke

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LAFAYETTE COUNTY

HEALTH DEPARTMENT

Director/Health Officer ............................. Sue Matye Assistant Director/ Home Care Supervisor ...................... Rebecca Steffes Public Health Nurses ................................... Lee Gill

Farah Adams Christina Gilbert

Annie Timmerman Home Care Nurses ............................ Charla Walker

Marian Olson Danielle Steger

Public Health Technician ........................ Erin Hastert Administrative Deputy ....................... Kari Liddicoat Home Health Bookkeeper ........................ Lisa Wolfe Home Care Technician ...................... Teresa Robelia Environmental Health Consultant/ Sanitarian ................................................ Troy Moris

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LAND CONSERVATION DEPT. &

PLANNING & ZONING USDA Service Center, 1900 Ervin Johnson Drive

Darlington, WI 53530, 608-776-3836 Fax: 608-776-2170

Conservation/Zoning Manager ..... Terry Loeffelholz Conservation Technician......................... Alan Brandt Administrative Assistant ....................... Nikki Larson Conservation Specialist .......................... Roger Lange Land Records Coordinator ............ Mary Jean Ritchie DNR Forester .......................................... Matt Singer DNR Wildlife Biologist ......................... Bruce Folley

FARM SERVICE AGENCY 1900 Ervin Johnson Drive, Darlington, WI 53530

(608) 776-4028 Monica Yates-Olsen Apryll Wang Becky Hardyman Ashley Riley Patty Tuescher Linda Scott Dennis Hottenstein Brad Lancaster Craig Jentz

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NATURAL RESOURCES

CONSERVATION SERVICE 1900 Ervin Johnson Drive, Darlington, WI 53530

(608) 776-4028 District Conservationist........................ Melissa Bartz Technician ................................................. Gary Bald Soil Conservationist .............................. Ryan Gerlich Office Administration Clerk ................. Amy Schulte

LAFAYETTE MANOR

Administrator .................................... Julie Chikowski Assistant Manor Administrator/ Activity Director ..................................... Peggy Rolli Human Resource Coordinator ............. Shelley Lange Director of Finance ........................................ Vacant Director of Nursing ................................. Judy Gobeli Health Information .............................. Deb VanMatre Social Worker ................................ Patricia Reynolds Food Services Supervisor.................. Katie Sedbrook Environmental Services Supervisor ........... Jim Lange Director of Central Supply/Scheduling .... Lisa Black

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HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT

District Engineer ....................................... Chris Ohm John Delaney

County Highway Commissioner ....... Thomas R. Jean Highway Patrol Superintendent .. Carl(Buzz)Peterson Highway Office Manager.......................... Lisa Borne Highway Accountant ........................... Kory Douglas Parts Department .......................... Michael C. Ritchie Shop Foreman ........................................... Joe Corley

STATE HIGHWAY PATROLMEN

Section 1............................................... Jeff Wehinger Section 2................................................ Jason Larson Section 3........................................ Jordan Hinderman Section 4............................................ David Bockhop Section 5............................................ Rodney Metcalf

COUNTY HIGHWAY PATROLMEN

The other 14 sections of the County Trunk Highway are handled direct from the Highway.

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LAFAYETTE COUNTY

SUPERVISORY DISTRICTS No. 1 Consisting of Town of Belmont Ward One,

and Town of Elk Grove Ward One. No. 2 Consisting of the Town of Belmont Ward

Two, and all of the Village of Belmont. No. 3 Consisting of the Town of Darlington Ward

One, the Town of Seymour Ward One, and all of the Town of Kendall. No. 4 Consisting of the Town of Darlington Ward Two, the Town of Fayette Ward Two, the Town of Lamont Ward One, and the City of Darlington Ward Three. No. 5 Consisting of the Town of Fayette Ward One and all of the Town of Willow Springs. No. 6 Consisting of the City of Darlington Wards Four and Five. No. 7 Consisting of the City of Darlington Wards One, Two and Six. No. 8 Consisting of the Town of Argyle Ward One, all of the Town of Blanchard, and that part of the Village of Blanchardville located in Lafayette County consisting of Ward One. No. 9 Consisting of the Town of Argyle Ward Two, and all of the Village of Argyle.

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No. 10 Consisting of the Town of Argyle Ward Three, the Town of Lamont Ward Two, and all of the Town of Wiota. No. 11 Consisting of all of the Town of Wayne, and all of the Village of South Wayne. No. 12 Consisting of the Town of Darlington Ward Three, all of the Town of Gratiot, and all of the Village of Gratiot. No. 13 Consisting of the Town of Elk Grove Ward Two, the Town of Seymour Ward Two, all of the Town of Monticello, all of the Town of Shullsburg, all of the Town of White Oak Springs, and the City of Shullsburg Ward One. No. 14 Consisting of the City of Shullsburg Wards Two and Three. No. 15 Consisting of the Town of Benton Ward

One, all of the Town of New Diggings, and that part of Cuba City in Lafayette County consisting of Ward Five.

No. 16 Consisting of Town of Benton Ward Two, all of the Village of Benton, and that part of the Village of Hazel Green in Lafayette County consisting of Ward Three.

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COUNTY BOARD MEETINGS Section 59.11 of the Wisconsin Statutes provides that every County Board shall hold an organizational meeting on the third Tuesday of April each year and also an annual meeting on the Tuesday next succeeding the second Monday in November of each year unless an earlier date is fixed by the Board.

LAFAYETTE COUNTY

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

District No. 1 Patrick Shea

27300 County Road XX Belmont, WI 53510 778-5657

District No. 2

Bill Moody 100 Mates Ave.

Belmont, WI 53510 762-5609

District No. 3 Jack S. Sauer

11165 Burke Road Darlington, WI 53530 776-2626

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District No. 4 Leon Wolfe

10127 State Road 81 Darlington, WI 53530 776-4774

District No. 5

Dwayne N. Larson 14490 County Road F

Darlington, WI 53530 776-2612

District No. 6 Connie Hull

906 Ohio Street Darlington, WI 53530 574-2690

District No. 7 Bob Boyle

440 Horizon Street Darlington, WI 53530 776-4584

District No. 8 Ron Niemann

21690 Brush Road Blanchardville, WI 53516 523-4833

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District No. 9 Wayne L. Wilson

118 N. Fairview Avenue Argyle, WI 53504 543-3973

District No. 10

Jack Wiegel 10037 Philippine Road

South Wayne, WI 53587 465-3471

District No. 11 John Bartels

4712 Meier Road South Wayne, WI 53587 439-1541

District No. 12 Gerald Heimann

1263 County Road KK Gratiot, WI 53541 574-9799

District No. 13

Ted Wiegel 6521 Johnson Road

Shullsburg, WI 53586 965-3273

District No. 14 Carol Korn

416 W. Wood Street Shullsburg, WI 53586 965-3128

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District No. 15 David W. Hammer 6738 Hilldale Road

Cuba City, WI 53807 759-4304

District No. 16 David Halloran

340 Arbor Street Benton, WI 53803 759-5591

THE LAFAYETTE COUNTY

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

COMMITTEES

EXTENSION EDUCATION COMMITTEE Leon Wolfe – Chair, Carol Korn, John Bartels,

Bob Boyle, Jack Wiegel

AUDIT COMMITTEE Wayne Wilson – Chair, Bill Moody, Dwayne Larson

HUMAN RESOURCES COMMITTEE

Ron Niemann – Chair, John Bartels, David Hammer, Patrick Shea, Bill Moody

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BUILDING AND INSURANCE COMMITTEE Ted Wiegel – Chair, David Halloran,

Dwayne Larson, Jack Wiegel, Patrick Shea

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Patrick Shea – Chair, Bob Boyle, Carol Korn, David Halloran, Dwayne Larson, John Bartels

FAIR COMMITTEE Bill Moody – Chair, Jack Wiegel,

Jack Sauer, Ted Wiegel, Wayne Wilson

FINANCE COMMITTEE Wayne Wilson – Chair, David Hammer, Bill Moody, Ted Wiegel, Ron Niemann

GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE

Jack Wiegel – Chair, Ron Niemann, Carol Korn

HIDDEN VALLEY COMMITTEE Gerald Heimann

HOSPITAL COMMITTEE

Bill Moody – Chair, Ron Niemann, Bob Boyle, Connie Hull, Wayne Wilson

Hospital Chief of Staff – Matt Solverson, MD

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HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE David Hammer – Chair

Leon Wolfe, Gerald Heimann, Connie Hull Richard Roelli (5/2014), Sherry Crist (5/2015),

Brandee Blaine (6/2014)

LAND CONSERVATION COMMITTEE John Bartels – Chair

Patrick Shea, Jack Wiegel, Leon Wolfe Ed James, David Hammer, FSA Rep.

LAW ENFORCEMENT AND EMERGENCY

GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE Gerald Heimann – Chair

Connie Hull, David Halloran, Dwayne Larson

LIBRARY COMMITTEE Bob Boyle

PLANNING AND ZONING COMMITTEE Jack Wiegel – Chair, David Halloran, Gerald

Heimann, Dwayne Larson, John Bartels

BOARD OF HEALTH Connie Hull – Chair, Carol Korn, David Hammer,

Bob Boyle, Chris Fortin (2/2016) Rick Moyer (05/2016), Lois Finnigan (11/2014)

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EXECUTIVE, RULES, AND LEGISLATION David Hammer – Chair, Gerald Heimann, Wayne

Wilson, Ron Niemann, Ted Wiegel

VETERANS SERVICE COMMITTEE Bill Moody – Chair, David Hammer, Wayne Wilson

VETERANS SERVICE COMMISSION

Jim Schwartz (9/1/2015), Homer Lindholm (9/1/2014) Alton Martin (9/1/2013)

APPOINTED COMMITTEES

LONG TERM SUPPORT David Hammer – Chair, Connie Hull

BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT

Dennis McDonald (8/31/2012), David Masbruch (8/31/2015), Ted Thomas (8/2014), John Ruf (4/2016),

Steve Schwartz (4/2016); Alternates: Tom Quinn (2/2013), Louis Schultz (8/31/2015)

COMMISSION ON AGING ADVISORY

Leon Wolfe – Chair, John Bartels, Carol Korn Mary Jo Finkenbinder (8/31/2015),

Victoria Whitford (4/2013), Chris Parkinson (4/2014), Leean White (4/2016)

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C.A.P./COMMUNITY ACTION COMMITTEE Connie Hull

COUNTY EMS COMMITTEE

Carol Korn

HIGHWAY COMMITTEE (Elected) Dwayne Larson – Chair

Wayne Wilson, Gerald Heimann, Ted Wiegel

HIGHWAY SAFETY Dwayne Larson

HOUSING AUTHORITY

Bob Boyle – Chair, Connie Hull, Ellen Phillips (6/26/2013),

Donna Whyte (6/26/2014), Owen Demo (6/26/2016)

NURSING HOME COMMITTEE David Halloran – Chair, Jack Sauer,

Gerald Heimann, Ron Niemann, Rita Purcell, Kenny Taylor (April, 2013)

RAIL TRANSIT & TRI-COUNTY TRAIL COMMITTEE

Gerald Heimann – Chair, Ted Wiegel, Leon Wolfe, Patrick Shea

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SENIORS UNITED FOR NUTRITION Carol Korn – Chair, Leon Wolfe, John Bartels

TRI STATE TOURISM Bill Moody

LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE

Chuck Barnard – Chair, Jack Sauer, Cty. Bd. Chair Linda Bawden, Scott Pedley, F. John Reichling,

Deb Siegenthaler, Dan Webster, Dan Spillane, Kevin Carey, John Perkins, Steve Staver, Carl Langkamp,

Timothy McGettigan

HODAN Bob Boyle

RESOURCE CONSERVATION &

DEVELOPMENT Leon Wolfe, Patrick Shea

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

Jack Sauer

IT COMMITTEE Ron Niemann – Chair, Bob Boyle, Pat Shea, Kim

Winslow, Marie Wamsley

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LAFAYETTE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

David Halloran

REGIONAL PLANNING Jack Sauer - Chair

Timothy McGettigan (9/15/2010), Lance McNaughton (9/15/2012)

LAFAYETTE COUNTY TRAILS

Patrick Shea – Chair, Leon Wolfe, Jack Wiegel

LAND INFORMATION COUNCIL Joe Boll, Becky Taylor, Krista Paulson, Jack Wiegel, Mary Jean Ritchie, John Reichling, Terry Loeffelholz

REGIONAL REVOLVING LOAN FUND

Bob Boyle

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LAFAYETTE COUNTY BAR

Eldon R. Hird ...................................... Blanchardville William McDaniel .................................... Darlington Charlotte L. Doherty ................................. Darlington Charles A. Kranz ....................................... Darlington Steven J. Haverty ...................................... Darlington Ralph E. Farrell ................................... Blanchardville Hon. William D. Johnston......................... Darlington Duane Jorgenson ....................................... Darlington Lance McNaughton ................................... Shullsburg Nathan Russell ........................ Shullsburg/Darlington Jenna Gill ................................ Shullsburg/Darlington Robert S. Duxstad ....................... Monroe/Darlington Katherine Findley ...................................... Darlington Brian Findley ............................................ Darlington Daniel P. Bestul .......................... Monroe/Darlington Alicia M. Augsburger ............................... Darlington Frank Medina ............................................ Darlington

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COURT COMMISSIONERS

Ralph E. Farrell ................................... Blanchardville William McDaniel .................................... Darlington Charles A. Kranz ....................................... Darlington

FAMILY COURT COMMISSIONER

Ralph E. Farrell ................................... Blanchardville

CONDEMNATION

COMMISSIONERS

John C. McDaniel ..................................... Darlington George W. Burns ...................................... Shullsburg John Mathys ................................................... Argyle Donald Ruf ................................................ Darlington

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TOWN, VILLAGE, AND CITY OFFICERS

Area Code (608)

TOWN OF ARGYLE Chairman: Lyle J. Fischer 543-3629 16165 Old Q Rd., Blanchardville, WI 53516 Supervisor #1: John Bruehlman 543-3086 15111 Hillcrest Rd., Argyle, WI 53504 Supervisor #2: Larry Flannery 4695 County G, Argyle, WI 53504 Clerk: Kathleen Ernser-Norton 543-3493 5902 Spore Rd., Argyle, WI 53504 Treasurer: Lillian DeMario 543-3217 14896 Valley Rd., Argyle, WI 53504 Assessor: Wayne Damrow 876-6704 S2197 Wilke Rd., Janesville, WI 53545

TOWN OF BELMONT Chairman: Brad Schobert 762-5961 25626 Schultz Lane, Belmont, WI 53510 Supervisor: Todd Palzkill 762-5709 21562 Powell Road, Mineral Point, WI 53565 Supervisor: Calvin Wessel 348-8861

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20507 W. Mound Rd., Platteville, WI 53818

TOWN OF BELMONT (CONTINUED) Clerk: Susan Slotten 348-2716 19413 W. Mound Rd., Platteville, WI 53818 All Mailings: Town Of Belmont, PO Box 36

Belmont, WI 53510

Treasurer: Mary Ann Fink 762-5829 19059 Maple Lane, Belmont, WI 53510 Assessor: Ric Riniker 348-7090 7418 Platte Rd., Platteville, WI 53818

TOWN OF BENTON Chairman: Donald Simon 744-2073 30462 St. Rose Rd., Cuba City, WI 53807 Supervisor: Donald Leifker 854-2654 28758 County Rd. W, Hazel Green, WI 53811 Supervisor: Ronald Wallenhorst 759-4860 29114 Wilkinson Rd., Cuba City, WI 53807 Clerk: Edgar Keleher 744-2022 7315 Carr Factory Rd., Cuba City, WI 53807 Treasurer: Dianne Simon 744-2073 30462 St. Rose Rd., Cuba City, WI 53807 Assessor: Greg Gardiner 838-3993 P O Box 525, McFarland, WI 53558

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Fax: 838-8912

TOWN OF BLANCHARD Chairman: Jed Gant 523-4036 20162 Old Q Rd., Blanchardville, WI 53516 Supervisor #1: Steve Stangeland 523-4132 20552 North Lake Rd., Blanchardville, WI 53516 Supervisor #2: Russell Moen 523-4857 4524 Paulson Rd., Blanchardville, WI 53516 Clerk: Lisa Sikora 523-4071 4210 Deer Brook Lane, Blanchardville, WI 53516 tobclerk@tds.net Treasurer: Sandra Doran 523-1322 1462 County Hwy H, Blanchardville, WI 53516 Assessor: Gardiner Appraisal 838-3993 P.O. Box 525, McFarland, WI 53558

TOWN OF DARLINGTON

Chairman: John Reichling 776-2558 11389 Otter Creek Rd., Darlington, WI 53530 Supervisor #1: Al Lange 776-4366 18508 Hwy. F, Darlington, WI 53530 Supervisor #2: Randy Huntington 776-4258 9992 H&G Rd., Darlington, WI 53530

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TOWN OF DARLINGTON (CONTINUED) Clerk: Thomas Jean 776-4509 15456 Cty. Shop Rd., Darlington, WI 53530 tjean@centurytel.net Treasurer: Rose Leu 776-4317 11884 River End Rd., Darlington, WI 53530 Assessor : Greg Gardiner 838-3993 P.O. Box 525, McFarland, WI 53558

TOWN OF ELK GROVE

Chairman: Bradley Kettler 732-8109 30826 Center Drive Road, Platteville, WI 53818 Supervisor: Mark Weigel 732-2445 27897 Mud Lane, Cuba City, WI 53807 Supervisor: Jeff Christensen 762-6967 25311 Truman Rd., Belmont, WI 53510 Clerk: Neena Simmons 744-3641 27102 Red School Road, Cuba City, WI 53807 Email: elkgrove@lagrant.net Treasurer: Renee Geyer 778-9450 11411 County H, Cuba City, WI 53807-9332 Assessor: Gardiner Appraisal 838-3993 P.O. Box 525, McFarland, WI 53558 Fax: 838-8912

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TOWN OF FAYETTE Chairman: John W. Ruf 776-4048 11516 County Rd. G, Darlington, WI 53530 Supervisor #1: Bob Hermanson 776-3369 16370 County Rd F, Darlington, WI 53530 Supervisor #2: Tom Burris, Jr. 776-2106 21368 English Hollow Rd.,Mineral Pt., WI 53565 Clerk: Jean Van Matre 776-2674 19008 County Rd. D, Darlington,WI 53530 Treasurer: Irene Burris 776-2106 21368 English Hollow Rd., Mineral Pt., WI 53565 Assessor: Gardiner Appraisal Service LLC PO Box 525, McFarland, WI 53558 1-888-756-9726

TOWN OF GRATIOT Chairman: Chuck Herbst 922-6233 11900 W. Riverside Rd., Gratiot, WI 53541 Supervisor: Gerald Heimann 574-9799 1263 County Rd KK, Gratiot, WI 53541 Supervisor: Charles Opie 677-2175 10569 White School Rd., Gratiot, WI 53541 Clerk/Treas: Phillip Carroll 922-6221 5885 State Rd. 78, Gratiot, WI 53541

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TOWN OF GRATIOT (Continued) Assessor: Gardiner Appraisal Ser. 838-3993 P.O. Box 525, McFarland, WI 53558 Fax: 838-8912

TOWN OF KENDALL

Chairman: Micah Bahr 762-5468 21645 Truman Road, Darlington, WI 53530 Supervisor: Jackie Steffes 987-2546 19728 Rock Road, Mineral Point, WI 53565 Supervisor: Don Christianson 762-5264 24620 Truman Road, Belmont, WI 53510 Clerk/Treasurer: Mary Leahy 762-5200 Home: 16289 Woods Branch Ln. Darlington, WI Town Hall: 15548 Cty Rd O, Darlington, WI 53530 Town Hall Phone: 608-762-5347 Assessor: Associated Appraisal Consultants, Inc. P.O. Box 2111, Appleton, WI 54912 920-749-1995

TOWN OF LAMONT Chairman: Jack Larson 543-3216 7240 E. Lamont Rd., Argyle, WI 53504 Supervisor: Fabian Loeffelholz 776-2975 7736 St Hwy 81, Darlington, WI 53530

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TOWN OF LAMONT (CONTINUED) Supervisor: Chris Andrews 482-1990 15251 Gravel Run Rd., Darlington, WI 53530 Clerk: Pam Fenner 219-5417 10784 Lancaster Rd., Darlington, WI 53530 Treasurer: Mary L. Weaver 776-2939 15539 Dobbs Road, Darlington, WI 53530 Assessor: Associated Appraisal Consultants, Inc. PO Box 2111, Appleton, WI 54912-2111 (920)749-1995 Email: apraz@new.rr.com

TOWN OF MONTICELLO Chairman: Art Finnigan 965-3036 1266 Monticello Road, Shullsburg, WI 53586 Supervisor: Richard Gill 596-2214 3259 County Rd. P, Shullsburg, WI 53586 Supervisor: Danielle Steger 778-4399 3636 Cub Hollow Rd., Gratiot, WI 53541 Clerk/Treasurer: Lorie Robelia 965-3642 3921 Cub Hollow Rd., Gratiot, WI 53541 Assessor: Gardiner Appraisal Serv. 838-3993 P.O. Box 525, McFarland, WI 53558 Fax: 838-8912

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TOWN OF NEW DIGGINGS Chairman: Kevin L. Bennett 759-3685 3752 Ollie Bell Rd., Benton, WI 53803 Supervisor: William Kerry Robbins 965-3209 26201 High St., Benton, WI 53803 Supervisor: Ronald L. Richardson 965-3610 1342 Richardson Lane, Shullsburg, WI 53586 Clerk: Aaron Wiegel 759-2119 4835 Bennett Rd., Benton, WI 53803 Treasurer: Francis Brandt 759-4561 6481 County Rd. I, Cuba City, WI 53807 Assessor: Equity Appraisal LLC Stephen Mahlik/David Toennies, PO BOX 620476 Middleton, WI 53562, Phone: 608-826-0009 equityappraisal@yahoo.com, Fax: 608-826-0089

TOWN OF SEYMOUR Chairman: Robert Burgess 776-2539 10231 Cty Rd. U, Shullsburg, WI 53586 Supervisor: Raymond Elgin 776-4691 11078 Cty Rd. U, Shullsburg, WI 53586 Supervisor: Tim McComish 776-2048 11241 Cty Rd. O, Shullsburg, WI 53586 Clerk: Bill Eaton 482-2208 10648 County Rd. U, Shullsburg, WI 53586

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TOWN OF SEYMOUR (Continued) Treasurer: Nancy E. Steinhoff 762-5724 22740 St. Rd.81, Darlington, WI 53530 Assessor: Gardiner Appraisal 838-3993 1186 East Lake Rd., Mineral Point, WI 53565

TOWN OF SHULLSBURG

Chairman: Albert Gensler 965-3494 4861 County O, Shullsburg, WI 53586 Supervisor #1: Larry Johnson 968-3175 5970 Johnson Road, Shullsburg, WI 53586 Supervisor #2: Ted Wiegel 482-0743 6521 Johnson Road, Shullsburg, WI 53586 Clerk: Elaine Wiegel 482-3273 6521 Johnson Rd., Shullsburg, WI 53586 Treasurer: Richard McCauley 965-3346 19713 Dunbarton Road, Shullsburg, WI 53586 Assessor: Wayne Damrow 876-6704 S2197 Wilke Rd., Janesville, WI 53545

TOWN OF WAYNE Chairman: Steve Lee 439-5865 1777 County B, South Wayne, WI 53587 Supervisor #1: Edward Hagen 439-1041 6202 County N, South Wayne, WI 53587

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TOWN OF WAYNE (CONTINUED) Supervisor #2: Louis Schultz 677-2187 6049 County DD, South Wayne, WI 53587 Clerk: Diana Krebs 439-3794 1311 County B, Browntown, WI 53522 Treasurer: Marne Bechtolt 439-2013 4544 County Rd. D, South Wayne, WI 53587 Assessor: Gardiner Appraisal Serv. 838-3993 P.O. Box 525, McFarland, WI 53558

TOWN OF WHITE OAK SPRINGS

Chairman: Steve Hegge 669-5681 24561 Bales Road, Shullsburg, WI 53586 Supervisor #1: Jim McGlynn 482-0705 3992 County Rd. O, Shullsburg, WI 53586 Supervisor #2: Greg A. Cruse 354-5184 23735 County Rd. W, Shullsburg, WI 53586 Clerk: Virginia J. Grossen 965-3213 22323 White Oak Road, Shullsburg, WI 53586 Treasurer: Richard March 965-3161 20729 County W, Shullsburg, WI 53586 Assessor: Gardiner Appraisal Serv. 838-3993 P.O. Box 525, McFarland, WI 53558-0525

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TOWN OF WILLOW SPRINGS Chairman: James Acherman 776-2973 17477 Cty Road G, Mineral Point, WI 53565 Supervisor #1: Dan Rielly 987-2935 21289 State Road 23, Mineral Point, WI 53565 Supervisor #2: Andrew Schilling 776-3037 17611 Furnace Hill Rd., Darlington, WI 53530 Clerk: Virginia Burbach 482-0328 18500 Cty. Rd. C, Mineral Point, WI 53565 Treasurer: Patricia Johnston 987-2259 19871 Hwy. 23 S., Mineral Point, WI 53565 Assessor: Gardiner Appraisal Serv. 838-3993 P.O. Box 525, McFarland, WI 53558-0525

TOWN OF WIOTA Chairman: Jeff Monson 968-3401 10001 Park St., South Wayne, WI 53587 Supervisor: Bill Thompson 439-3390 7644 County M, Browntown, WI 53522 Supervisor: John Fox 968-3397 7711 Fox Rd., Gratiot, WI 53541 Clerk: Kay Wang 968-9479 11012 County Highway D, Argyle, WI 53504 Treasurer: Paul Johnson 922-6228 8910 Highway 78 N., Gratiot, WI 53541

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TOWN OF WIOTA (Continued) Assessor: Associated Appraisal Consultants, Inc. PO Box 2111, Appleton, WI 54912-2111 (920)749-1995 Email: apraz@new.rr.com

VILLAGE OF ARGYLE

President: Wayne L. Wilson 543-3973 118 N. Fairview Ave., Argyle, WI 53504 Trustee: Andrew Chenous 558-8623 308 Mill St., Argyle, WI 53504 Trustee: Ismael Hinojosa 426-4954 409 Lafayette St., Argyle, WI 53504 Trustee: James Larson 214-0731 P.O. Box 21, Argyle, WI 53504 Trustee: Bradley Ostby 543-3224 117 S. State St., Argyle, WI 53504 Trustee: Brenda Bredeson 574-1783 304 N. State St., Argyle, WI 53504 Trustee: Dave Soper 558-2892 113 N. Lafayette St., Argyle, WI 53504 Clerk/Treas: Sandra Flannery 543-3113 PO Box 246, Argyle, WI 53504 Fax: 543-3539 Assessor: Associated Appraisal Consultants PO Box 2111, Appleton, WI 54912-2111 Phone: (800)721-4157 Fax: 920-731-4158

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VILLAGE OF BELMONT President: Brad Bockhop 762-5542 100 Engelke Drive, Belmont, WI 53510 Trustee: William Moody 762-5609 100 Mates Ave., Belmont, WI 53510 Trustee: Keith Henry 762-5629 103 Keyes Ave., Belmont, WI 53510 Trustee: Jason Brecker 762-5735 336 S. Mound Ave., Belmont, WI 53510 Trustee: Steve Kenyon 762-5545 336 Wood Street, Belmont, WI 53510 Trustee: Kay Austin 762-5380 128 Engelke Drive, Belmont, WI 53510 Trustee: Tim Richardson 762-6253 210 Wood Street, Belmont, WI 53510 Clerk/Treas: Alice Gilman 222 S. Mound Ave., PO Box 6, Belmont, WI 53510 E-Mail: vilbelm@lagrant.net Office: 762-5142 Fax: 762-5525 Website: www.belmontwi.com Assessor: Equity Appraisal, LLC 826-0009 PO Box 620476, Middleton, WI 53562 Fax: 826-0089 E-mail: equityappriaisalsm@yahoo.com

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VILLAGE OF BENTON President: Gary McCrea 759-3983 92 W. Main Street, Box 305, Benton, WI 53803 Trustee: Cal Robbins 759-2038 191 Alma Street, Benton, WI 53803 Trustee: Jim Sysko 759-4791 26 W. Main Street, Benton, WI 53803 Trustee: Rose Walton 759-4671 58 W. Main Street, Benton, WI 53803 Trustee: Ron Fladseth 759-2068 50 Zephyr Street, Benton, WI 53803 Trustee: Terry Sheffer 759-4825 489 Galena Street, Box 279, Benton, WI 53803 Trustee: Chuck Wartner 759-2025 20 Zephyr St., Benton, WI 53803 Clerk/Treas: Beverly Hitz 759-3721 244 Ridge Ave. Benton, WI 53803 Fax: 759-3212 Email: info@bentonwi.us Assessor: Gardiner Appraisal Serv. 838-3993 P O Box 525, McFarland, WI 53558

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VILLAGE OF BLANCHARDVILLE President: Mark Emberson 523-1385 100 E. Hill St., Blanchardville, WI 53516 Trustee: Sam Harned 523-4166 602 East Street, Blanchardville, WI 53516 Trustee: Steve Young 523-4370 409 Maple Street, Blanchardville, WI 53516 Trustee: Paul E. Thompson 523-4138 107 W. Hill St., Blanchardville, WI 53516 Trustee: John Boyle 523-1157 308 School Street, Blanchardville, WI 53516 Trustee: Christine Pieper 523-4834 302 Madison St., Blanchardville, WI 53516 Trustee: Barbara Ruegsegger 523-4257 206 W. Wilson Street, Blanchardville, WI 53516 Clerk/Treas: Kathryn M. Kammerude 208 Mason St., PO Box 9, Blanchardville, WI 53516 Office: 523-4521 Fax: 523-4321 Email: blanchvilclerk@tds.net Assessor: Wayne Damrow 876-6704

S2197 Wilke Rd., Janesville, WI 53545

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VILLAGE OF GRATIOT President: Karlan Johnson 922-6601 5670 Noble St., Gratiot, WI 53541 Trustee: Tim Burke 922-6463 5700 Main St., Gratiot, WI 53541 Trustee: Paul Mau 922-6440 10340 Cole St., Gratiot, WI 53541 Clerk/Treas: Bob Hermanson 922-3803 5895 Main St or 5625 Anschutz Ln. Gratiot, WI 53541 Fax: 922-3803 Assessor: Wayne Damrow 876-6704 2197 S. Wilke Road, Janesville, WI 53548

VILLAGE OF HAZEL GREEN President: Dale Leifker 854-2043 3710 N. Percival, Hazel Green, WI 53811 Trustee: Josh Kearney 563-599-0354 2205 Percival, Hazel Green, WI 53811 Trustee: William Wiegman 744-2457 1489 Center Rd., Hazel Green, WI 53811 Trustee: Kevin Steinstra 854-2163 3800 Curwen Dr., Hazel Green, WI 53811 Trustee: Sarah Saylor 854-2171 1610 South Main St., Hazel Green, WI 53811

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VILLAGE OF HAZEL GREEN (CONTINUED) Trustee: Eric McAuliffe 854-2986 1820 22nd Street, Hazel Green, WI 53811 Trustee: Francis Temperly 854-2402 1815 S. Percival, Hazel Green, WI 53811 Clerk/Treas: Sally Bauer 1610 Fairplay, Box 367, Hazel Green, WI 53811 Office: 854-2953 Fax: 854-2417 Villageofhazelgreen@yousq.net Website: villageofhazelgreen.org Assessor: Richard Riniker 348-7090 7418 Platte Rd., PO Box 780, Platteville, WI 53818

VILLAGE OF SOUTH WAYNE President: Melodie Hawkins 439-1809 308 S. Warren Street, South Wayne, WI 53587 Trustee: Dale Carolan 293-1508 303 E. Grove Street, South Wayne, WI 53587 Trustee: Darin Lincicum 439-1082 210 E. Pleasant St, South Wayne, WI 53587 Trustee: Allen Melland 214-6566 101 E. Grove St., South Wayne, WI 53587 Trustee: Barb Berget 439-5379 304 E. Grove St., South Wayne, WI 53587

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VILLAGE OF SOUTH WAYNE (CONTINUED) Clerk: Phil Carroll Office: 439-1011 107 E. Center St., P.O. Box 305 South Wayne, WI 53587 Fax: 439-1019 Website: southwayne.us Treasurer: Judy Meske 439-5377 201 E. Pleasant St., South Wayne, WI 53587 Assessor: Gardiner Appraisal Serv. 838-3993 PO Box 525, McFarland, WI 53558

CITY OF CUBA CITY

Mayor: Leland P. Weber 744-2152 108 N. Main St., Cuba City, WI 53807 Fax: 744-2151 Alderman, 1st Ward: Gail McWilliams 617 S. Madison St., Cuba City, WI 53807 Alderman, 1st Ward: James D. Bousley 744-8448 918 S. Randolph St., Cuba City, WI 53807 Alderman, 2nd Ward: John F. Beinborn 744-2217 421 N. Randolph St., Cuba City, WI 53807 Alderman, 2nd Ward: Betty Loeffelholz 744-2860 521 N. Main St., Cuba City, WI 53807 Alderman 3rd Ward: Greg A. Bockhop 744-3665 217 E. Clay St., Cuba City, WI 53807

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CITY OF CUBA CITY (CONTINUED) Alderman, 3rd Ward: Marvin S. Puls 744-2292 509 N. Washington St., Cuba City, WI 53807 Alderman, 4th Ward:Craig Hendrickson 744-3755 603 S. Washington St., Cuba City, WI 53807 Alderman, 4th Ward: Dennis H. Risher 744-2763 317 S. Clinton St., Cuba City, WI 53807 Clerk/Treas: Kathy H. Schultz 744-2152 108 N. Main St., Cuba City, WI 53807 Fax: 744-2151 Assessor: Gardiner Appraisal Serv. 838-3993 PO Box 525, McFarland, WI 53558

CITY OF DARLINGTON Mayor: David J. Breunig 627 Main St., Box 207, Darlington, WI 53530 Office: 776-4975 Fax: 776-4974 Alderman, Wards 1 & 2: Cindy Corley 776-4229 11740 Center Hill Rd., Darlington, WI 53530 Alderman, Wards 1 & 2: Dave Gough 776-2868 299 Spring St., Darlington, WI 53530 Alderman, Wards 3 & 4: Steve Pickett 776-4271 1320 Main Street, Darlington, WI 53530 Alderman, Wards 3 & 4: Don Osterday 776-2085 216 E. Louisa Street, Darlington, WI 53530

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CITY OF DARLINGTON (CONTINUED) Alderman, Wards 5 & 6: Bev Anderson 776-2497 831 Division Street, Darlington, WI 53530 Alderman, Wards 5 & 6: John Sonsalla 776-3568 964 E. Lucy Street, Darlington, WI 53530 Clerk/Treas: Phil Risseeuw 627 Main Street, Darlington, WI 53530 Office: 776-4970 Fax: 776-4974 Assessor: Gardiner Appraisal Service PO Box 525, McFarland, WI 53558 Phone: (608)838-3993 Fax: (608)838-8912

CITY OF SHULLSBURG Mayor: Thomas Lethlean 965-3644 421 W. Clinton St., Shullsburg, WI 53586 Alderman, 1st Ward: Carl Ballard 965-3859 416 N. Charity Street, Shullsburg, WI 53586 Alderman, 1st Ward: Jim Paquette 965-3630 411 W. Harrison Street, Shullsburg, WI 53586 Alderman, 2nd Ward: Daniel Spillane 965-3719 128 W. Church Street, Shullsburg, WI 53586 Alderman, 2nd Ward: Darrell Morrissey 965-3710 145 Oates St., Shullsburg, WI 53586

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CITY OF SHULLSBURG (CONTINUED) Clerk/Treas: Marsha Einsweiler 190 N. Judgement St., Shullsburg, WI 53586 Office: 965-4424 Ext. 221 Fax: 965-4809 Email: m.einsweiler@cityofshullsburg.org Assessor: Equity Appraisal LLC Stephen Mahlik & David Toennies PO BOX 620476, Middleton, WI 53562 equityappraisalm@yahoo.com Phone: 608-826-0009 Fax: 608-826-0089

LAFAYETTE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTS

ARGYLE SCHOOL DISTRICT Administrator: Dr. Robert Gilpatrick

14665 State Road 78, PO Box 256 Argyle, WI 53504

543-3318 Fax: 543-3868

BELMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT Administrator: Jim Siedenburg

646 East Liberty Street, PO Box 348 Belmont, WI 53510

762-5131 Fax: 762-5129

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BENTON SCHOOL DISTRICT Administrator: Kyle Luedtke

41 Alma St., P.O. Box 7 Benton, WI 53803

759-4002 Fax: 759-3805

BLACK HAWK SCHOOL DISTRICT

Administrator: William Chambers 202 East Center St.

South Wayne, WI 53587 439-5400

Fax: 439-1022

CUBA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT Administrator: Dr. Douglas Domeracki

101 N. School Street Cuba City, WI 53807

744-8888 Fax: 744-2324

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DARLINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT Administrator: Denise Wellnitz

11630 Center Hill Road Darlington, WI 53530

776-2006 Fax: 776-3407

MINERAL POINT UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

Administrator: Terry Hemann 705 Ross Street

Mineral Point, WI 53565 987-3924

Fax: 987-3766

PECATONICA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT Administrator: 704 Cross Street

Blanchardville, WI 53516 523-4248

Fax: 523-4286

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SHULLSBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT Administrator: Loras Kruser

444 N. Judgement Shullsburg, WI 53586

965-4427 Fax: 965-3794

TECHNICAL COLLEGES Southwest Wisconsin Technical College

1800 Bronson Boulevard Fennimore, WI 53809

800-362-3322

Blackhawk Vocational Technical College 6004 Prairie Ave., CTH G

PO Box 5009 Janesville, WI 53547

(608) 756-4121

Madison Area Technical College District #4

3550 Anderson Street Madison, WI 53704

(608) 246-6100

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RULES OF THE LAFAYETTE

COUNTY BOARD RULE 1: This body, as legally constituted, shall be known as the Lafayette County Board of Supervisors. At the statutory meeting held on the Third Tuesday of April, each even numbered year, the Board shall organize by the nominations from the floor, candidates for chairperson, then upon closing of nominations, by election of a Chairperson by a secret ballot vote. In order to be elected to an office, a person must have a majority vote of the members present. If no one has a majority vote of the members present, then a second ballot must be cast to choose from the top two vote getters to determine the Chairperson. If after three (3) consecutive tie votes, a coin toss by the County Clerk will determine the outcome. Upon selection of the Chairperson, the same procedure would apply to the selection of the First Vice-Chairperson and then for a Second Vice-Chairperson. As soon as practical thereafter, the Committees of the Board, as per rule providing therefore, along with Committee Chairpersons shall be appointed by the Chairperson. The Chair shall call the meeting to order at the appointed time and if a majority or quorum is presented upon, roll call shall proceed with the order of business as per rule therefore. The Chair shall decide

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all questions or order subject to appeal; the Chair shall preserve order and enforce the rules; the Chair shall vote upon all questions taken by the Yeas and Nays, except appeals from his own decision and shall otherwise promptly perform all duties of the office. The Chairperson is automatically a voting member of every Committee, Commission or Board (except the Lafayette County Board of Supervisors) for purposes of a quorum of Committee, Commission or Board, except as hereinafter provided. In the event of the anticipated absence of any Supervisor, member of any Committee, Commission or Board for a meeting other than a County Board meeting, the County Board Chairman may designate any County Board Supervisor to replace the absent Committee, Commission or Board member for purposes of participation and voting. If the County Board Chair does not act or is not available, the Vice-Chair or Second Vice-Chair of the County Board may designate any County Supervisor to participate and vote in the absent member’s place.

RULE 2: After the journal of the previous meeting of the session has been read and corrected, if necessary, the order of business shall be called in the following order:

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1. Petitions, Communications, and Accompanying Documents.

2. Department and Special interest reports. 3. Resolutions. 4. Reports of Standing Committees. 5. Reports of Special Committees. 6. Miscellaneous Business.

RULE 2A: Resolutions

Resolutions presented to the County Board, after consideration by the appropriate governing committee or committees, shall be acted upon by the Board. If the resolution is a major policy change or is an ordinance, there shall be a first reading and a second reading at successive County Board Meetings. Readings shall be read by title at successive meetings of the County Board, with complete text available for public examination in the Office of the County Clerk between the first and second reading. All other resolutions presented to the board, including the annual budget, shall be considered for adoption at the first reading.

RULE 3: COMMITTEES, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS The Lafayette County Board of Supervisors shall establish three committee structures--namely, Standing,

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Elected and Appointed. The committee Chair and/or the County Board Chair, in concurrence, may appoint subcommittees as deemed necessary. Any subcommittee may be comprised of committee members and/or other persons designated by the committee and/or County Board Chair. All lay members' appointed terms shall serve concurrently with those of the County Board, except as otherwise stated in the Wisconsin State Statutes. RULE 3A: Standing Committees The following Standing Committees shall be appointed: Extension Committee (5 County Board members) Audit Committee (3 members) Human Resources Committee (5 County Board members) Building & Insurance Committee (5 County Board members) Commission on Aging Advisory (3 County Board Members,4 Lay persons) Economic Development (6 County Board members) Fair Board (5 County Board members) Finance Committee (5 County Board members) Grievance Committee (3 County Board members) Hospital Committee (5 County Board Members & Hospital Chief of Staff)

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Human Services (4 County Board members, 3 lay members) IT Committee (2 County Board members, 4 lay members) Lafayette County Trails Committee (3 County Board members) Land Conservation Committee (4 County Board members, 1 Lay person, 1 CFSA) Law Enforcement/Emergency Government (4 County Board members) (by Statute Board Chairperson is Chairman of Emergency Government) Library Committee (2 County Board members) Nursing Home (4 County Board members, 2 Lay persons) Planning and Zoning Committee (5 County Board members) Public Health Board (4 County Board members and 3 lay persons) Rail, Transit and Trail Committee (4 County Board members) Regional Planning Committee (1 County Board member and 2 lay persons) Executive, Rules and Legislation Committee (5 County Board members) Veterans Service Committee (3 County Board members)

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RULE 3B: Elected Committee: The following committee shall be elected by the County Board. Highway Committee (4 County Board members) for a two (2) year term beginning as soon as elected (Reference Chapter 59)

RULE 3C: Appointed Committees: Community Action Committee (2 County Board members) County EMS (1 County Board member) Highway Safety (1 County Board member) Housing Authority (2 County Board members, 3 lay persons) Library Planning Committee (2 County Board members, 1 lay person, all County Librarians) Workforce Development (County Board Chairman) Land Information Council (Not less than 8 members)

RULE 3D: Appointments to Other Committees Board of Adjustment (5 lay persons) Long Term Support (2 County Board members) Sara (per statutes) Seniors United for Nutrition (SUN) (3 County Board members) Tri-State Tourism (2 County Board members)

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Lafayette Dev. Corporation (1 County Board member) Hidden Valley (1 County Board member, 1 lay person) Hodan Center (1County Board member) Resource Conservation & Development (2 County Board members)

RULE 3E: Meeting Attendance The Committee Chair shall provide an agenda to all committee members and shall maintain a list of all members attending a given meeting or who have an excused absence. If a member of the Lafayette County Board of Supervisors or a member of the Committees, Boards and Commissions, as designated under Rule 3, has three (3) or more unexcused absences from regularly scheduled meetings in a six month period, the committee chair shall report said absences to the Committee on Committees who shall review said member's attendance record. The Committee on Committees shall take such action as it deems appropriate with the consent of the Chairperson of the Lafayette County Board of Supervisors and, if required, with the consent of the Board of Supervisors.

RULE 3F: Closed Meeting Attendance All elected members of the Lafayette County Board of Supervisors may attend any meeting of any committee

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of the board, whether a standing member of that committee or not and whether the meeting is open or closed. Except as otherwise provided for by Lafayette County Board rule, a member attending the meeting of a committee of which that Supervisor is not a member shall be considered a guest and is not entitled to speak or vote on any issue before the committee.

Any committee of the Lafayette County Board of Supervisors may vote to exclude from a closed session meeting any Supervisor, whether a member of that committee or not, where that Supervisor has a conflict of interest of a business, financial, personal or family nature. It must be remembered that the county’s interest in ethical government dictates that, for purposes of this rule, a conflict is to be broadly construed and may be interpreted to include situations where even an appearance of a conflict exists. The vote of a committee to exclude a Supervisor shall occur prior to that committee entering a closed session and shall be decided by a simple majority of the committee members present.

RULE 4: Every subject matter properly belonging to any Standing Committee shall be referred without motion to its appropriate committee unless otherwise

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directed and all committees shall duly and fully consider the subject referred to it and report in writing the results of their deliberations to the open Board. RULE 5: Every committee introducing a written resolution shall endorse the same with the names of all committee members. Any resolution which is to be taken up before the County Board shall be provided to the County Clerk's Office no later than three (3) business days preceding the meeting.

RULE 6: Any member may call for a division of yeas and nays upon any question before the Board for determination and the vote shall be recorded by the Clerk. Also, every vote taken in regard to levying taxes, appropriating money, dividing or altering the boundaries of any town or city or village shall be taken by the yeas and nays and be entered in the journal.

RULE 7: Every member present shall vote when a question is put, unless the County Board Chairperson shall, for special cause, excuse him/her. RULE 7A: The County Board Chair shall announce any special voting procedures before any vote is taken by the County Board.

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RULE 8: Any motion or resolution may be withdrawn before amendment or decision.

RULE 9: Any member who has the floor cannot be interrupted by any motion except to enter a motion to reconsider or to object to the introduction of a motion.

RULE 10: The reconsideration of any motion by a resolution may be called for on the same or succeeding day of the session.

RULE 11: In case of a tie vote upon any question, it shall be adjudged lost, and any member may move for the reconsideration of any question which has before received a tie vote.

RULE 12: A motion to adjourn, to lay on the table, for a previous question and limiting debate shall in every instance be decided without discussion.

RULE 13: These rules may be suspended, altered, or amended by a two-thirds vote of all members and upon all questions not especially provided for the foregoing rules. Robert's Rules of Order shall be deemed the authority and shall govern the action of the Board.

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RULE 14: All elective offices shall be filled by ballot. The Formal ballot on any election shall be considered the final vote where a winner can be identified as receiving the majority of the votes of those county board members present.

RULE 15: All resolutions, ordinances, petitions, and recommendations not presented by regular County Board Committees shall be referred to the proper committees before final action is taken unless the rules are suspended.

RULE 16: At all public County Board meetings, any person other than a supervisor, which person wishes to speak to the County Board, must first secure permission and an acknowledgement from their supervisor that that person wishes to speak to the County Board. Their supervisor shall then obtain permission and acknowledgement from the County Board Chairperson that that requesting person will be allowed to speak to the County Board. In the notice to the County Board Chairperson, the supervisor should state the individual’s name and address for the record, as well as the topic to which that person wishes to speak.

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RULE 17: At any committee meeting, the committee chair may second any motion that comes before the committee, board or commission as a part of the regular business. The committee chair may also vote on all matters that come before the committee, board, or commission.

RULE 18: Approved minutes of all Committee (under 3a and 3b) meetings held will be made available to each County Board member on a monthly basis. Each department will make sufficient copies available to the County Clerk for distribution to the County Board Supervisors.

PUBLIC HEARING RULES Any person wishing to speak at a public hearing

may do so only if they have registered with the committee secretary before the posted beginning time of the meeting. Any person wishing to speak should register by signing their name, the subject to which they wish to speak and whether they are pro or con on the issue. At some time designated by the committee chairperson, before the committee meeting begins, the secretary or clerk shall close the registration for speaking. The clerk shall then present to the committee chairperson all names which have registered to speak. The committee chairperson, in establishing

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the rules for the public hearing, may allow a time before the presentation or following the presentation of the information for the public hearing to allow the people who have registered time to speak. If the chairperson states that anyone present may ask questions of those presenting the main presentation, no person shall be allowed to ask more than one (1) question on a specific topic until all others wishing to speak are heard. The Chairperson, at the beginning of the meeting or before registration, may designate the length of time that any person who has registered to speak is allowed to speak.

These rules are established so that all individuals at the public hearing may be heard.

WHAT YOU WISH TO KNOW ABOUT?

Marriage licenses, County Board proceedings, election results, work permits, purchasing plat books or fire number maps, see or call Linda L. Bawden, County Clerk (telephone 776-4850). Real estate or personal property taxes, real property listers' department see or call Becky Taylor, County Treasurer (telephone 776-4862).

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Registration of births, deaths, marriages, deeds, mortgages, land contracts, and Veteran's discharges see or call Joseph Boll, Register of Deeds or Cathy Paulson, Deputy Register of Deeds (telephone 776-4838). Financial information, including county budgets, audit reports, payroll and accounts payable, see or call the Finance Department (telephone 776-4892). Geographical Information System datasets are available for purchase through this office. You may also obtain maps and surveys. Access to the GIS website can be found at www.co.lafayette.wi.gov, Tax and GIS information tab. Contact Mary Jean Ritchie, Land Records Coordinator at (608)776-3836 Ext. 121 or e-mail lafayettelandrecords@yahoo.com for requests or more information.

Any matter of law enforcement, see or call Scott Pedley, Sheriff (telephone 776-4870).

Civil, small claims, family, criminal and traffic cases, judgments, construction liens, criminal records, divorce records, alimony, passport applications, or Deputy Sheriff's see or call Catherine McGowan, Clerk of Courts (telephone 776-4832).

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If you need assistance in collecting child support, determination of paternity, and other related child support matters, contact Laurie Neis of the Lafayette County Child Support Agency. Services are available to all persons (telephone 776-4843). Estates, Survivorships, Guardianships, Trusts, Chapter 55 Hearings, Adoptions, Juvenile Proceedings, and any other matters pertaining to Probate Procedures and Heirships, see or call Register in Probate (telephone 776-4811). Human Services and the Aging and Disability Resource Center provides support in the following manner: Medical, financial, or psychological assistance for children and adults who may be elderly, developmentally disabled, physically disabled, mentally ill, or alcohol or other drug abuser; federal, state, and local funding provides comprehensive services for all county residents; see or call Human Services Department at (608)776-4800 or ADRC at 776-4960. State Highway matters, pertaining to the Highway Department, see or call Carl (Buzz) Peterson, State Highway Patrol Superintendent (telephone 776-4919); or County Trunk Highway matters, pertaining to the

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Highway Department, see or call Thomas R. Jean, County Highway Commissioner (telephone 776-4919).

Federal and State Veteran benefits, such as: medical, education, medical transportation, housing, loans, etc. Contact David Weiskircher, Veteran's Service Officer (telephone 776-4886). Any matter pertinent to Public Health, Environmental Health, Home Nursing Care or Supportive Care, please see or call the Director/County Health Officer at Lafayette County Health Department (telephone 776-4895).

Educational programming to help people, communities and organizations deal with their own unique challenges and apply appropriate knowledge and technology to the problems of the day such as: local leadership development and community-based problem-solving; local government decision-making; education in environmental protection and land use; and enhancing local economic health, business development, stable employment and quality of life. Contact UW-Extension Community & Natural Resource Development Educator. Phone (608) 776-4829.

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Wisconsin Nutrition Education Program; Parenting

the First Year and Parenting the Second and Third

Year Newsletters; Live Well Lafayette Coalition; Wellness is the “Weigh to Go” Coalition; Parenting After Divorce classes; food safety and food preservation, pressure canner testing; Lafayette County Home and Community Education Clubs. For issues that concern the family or the Lafayette County UW-Extension Office, contact Mary Knellwolf, UW-Extension Family Living Educator/WNEP Coordinator at 608-776-4876. E-mail: mary.knellwolf@ces.uwex.edu. 4-H programming and education in: leadership development, citizenship and life skill training, decision making, problem solving, relating to others, planning and organizing, communication, leading self, developing self and mental and physical health. Research on youth issues, school enrichment programs and community coalitions relating to youth development. For more information on youth opportunities, contact UW-Extension 4-H/Youth Development Educator. Phone (608) 776-4827.

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Business Counseling on a one-to-one basis is available. Areas of assistance include: starting a business, marketing and sales, financial management and financing, and general management. Available by appointment only. Contact Gary Smith, Small Business Development Center Counselor at (608)342-1038 or E-mail: swsbdc@uwplatt.edu For information concerning the Lafayette County Fair or rental of the buildings or grounds, see or call Jolante Olson, Fair Secretary at 608-776-4828. Land conservation programs including but not limited to: contour strips, terraces, barnyard design, manure storage, construction specifications, waterways, tree planting, conservation planning, soil losses, critical area seeding and mulching, stream bank stabilization, and cost sharing programs. Information and education for youth and adults for all conservation programs, the conservation aspect of the Working Land Initiative program and administration and implementation of the Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP), see or call the County Conservationist (telephone 776-3836).

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For information regarding programs and services for persons age 60 or above, call the Aging Resource Center (telephone 776-4960). Percolation tests review, septic system permits, zoning permits, manure storage permits, subdivision development review and approval, floodplain determination and permitting, shoreland determination and permitting, highway setbacks, rezoning requests, state grant funding for replacement of failing septic systems, surveying and section corner remonumentation funding, Non-Metallic Mining Permits (for quarrying, limestone, sandstone and top soil), non-metallic mining reclamation plan approval, issuance of the fire numbers and ordering fire signs and road naming, fish and game habitat grant funding, endangered plants and animals, other matters of environmental concern. See or call the Planning and Zoning Administrator (telephone 608-776-3836, Extension 115). For information concerning low and moderate income housing needs and housing assistance, see or call John Heimann, Housing Authority Executive Director E-mail: john.heimann@lafayettecountywi.org or (telephone 776-4880).

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Memorial Hospital of Lafayette County Acute Care, Critical Access Hospital, including 24 hour emergency care, medical and surgical services, rehab services, lab, x-ray, obstetrics, outpatient physician specialist clinics, and dialysis unit. (Telephone 776-4466). Lafayette Manor is a Medicare/Medicaid Certified 69 bed long term skilled nursing care facility. Services provided includes: Specialized Restorative Nursing Care, Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapies; Social Services; Activities Program and Day Care Program. Phone: 608-776-4210 Ext. 114 for Admission Information.

Information regarding

MARRIAGE LICENSES Linda L. Bawden

County Clerk, Lafayette County

WHERE TO APPLY: County Clerk's Office, Courthouse. Hours 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday Closed Saturdays, Sundays, and Legal Holidays

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WHEN TO APPLY: Application should be made 10 to 20 days before the ceremony. License is good for 30 days from issuance date. PERSONS WHO MAY NOT APPLY: Blood relatives - Nearer of kin than second cousins - except when the female is 55 years of age or older.

A person under the age of 16.

Persons who have not been divorced for six months, whether the divorce was granted in Wisconsin or elsewhere. AGE: Every person who has attained the age of 18 years is of age to marry. If a person is between the age of 16 and 18 years, a license may be issued with the

written consent of the person=s parent(s), guardian, or

custodian. If the minor applicant has two parents, guardians or legal custodians, both persons must sign the consent form. This form must be executed at time of application, before the County Clerk or certified in writing and verified before a Notary Public. WAITING PERIOD: Five days after application is made, the license will be issued and is good for 30 days from this date.

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Special Dispensation: The five day waiting period is required by law but may be waived. The waiver is issued through the County Clerk. A $25.00 fee is charged.

FEE: The cost of a marriage license is $75.00

REQUIREMENTS: Male and Female- Both must file at time of application documentary proof of identification and residence. Must have a certified copy of birth certificate. If previously married, the copy of death certificate, court annulment papers or signed judgment of divorce is required. PROCEDURE FOR RESIDENTS:

1. Both parties come to this office to make application.

2. Five days after application is made, the license will be issued and is good for 30 days from issuance date. Residents of state must apply before the County Clerk of the county in which either is a resident. One of the applicants must have resided in this county for at least thirty days. They may be married in any county of the state. Non-residents must be married in the county where the application is applied for.

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Witnesses to a marriage who sign the certificate must be 18 years of age. Also: Bring in the complete name, mailing address, & phone number of the person who is going to perform the ceremony for you.

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THINGS TO SEE � YELLOWSTONE LAKE � BLACK HAWK MEMORIAL PARK-

WOODFORD � COURTHOUSE - DARLINGTON � WISCONSIN'S TERRITORIAL CAPITAL

AND SUPREME COURT BUILDING - BELMONT

� BELMONT MOUND STATE PARK � PLATTEVILLE MOUND AND WORLD'S

LARGEST "M" WHICH WAS BUILT OUT OF ROCK ON THE SIDE OF THE MOUND BY THE PLATTEVILLE MINING SCHOOL STUDENTS

� WISCONSIN'S OLDEST MASONIC CEMETERY - NEW DIGGINGS

� BADGER MINE AND MUSEUM - SHULLSBURG

� FORT HAMILTON MEMORIAL - WIOTA � DARLINGTON DEPOT - DARLINGTON � ST. AUGUSTINE'S CATHOLIC CHURCH

FOUNDED BY FATHER SAMUEL MAZZUCHELLI - NEW DIGGINGS

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AREA ZIP CODES Apple River ..................................................... 61001 Argyle ............................................................. 53504 Belmont ........................................................... 53510 Benton ............................................................. 53803 Blanchardville ................................................. 53516 Browntown ...................................................... 53522 Cuba City ........................................................ 53807 Darlington ....................................................... 53530 Dodgeville ....................................................... 53533 Fennimore ....................................................... 53809 Gratiot ............................................................. 53541 Hazel Green .................................................... 53811 Hollandale ....................................................... 53544 Lancaster ......................................................... 53813 Livingston ....................................................... 53554 Mineral Point .................................................. 53565 Monroe ............................................................ 53566 Montfort .......................................................... 53569 Platteville ........................................................ 53818 Scales Mound .................................................. 61075 Shullsburg ....................................................... 53586 South Wayne ................................................... 53587 Warren, IL ....................................................... 61087 Woodford ........................................................ 53599

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LAFAYETTE COUNTY

GOVERNMENT

TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Area Code 608

Benefit Specialist ........................................ 776-4888 Child Support .............................................. 776-4843 Circuit Court Judge ..................................... 776-4811 Clerk of Circuit Court ................................. 776-4832 Commission on Aging ................................ 776-4960 Coroner ....................................................... 776-4870 County Board Chairman ............................. 776-4857 County Clerk ............................................... 776-4850 County Clerk Fax ....................................... 776-8893 County Treasurer ........................................ 776-4862 District Attorney ......................................... 776-4842 Emergency Government ............................. 776-4870 Fair Secretary .............................................. 776-4828 Fair Fax ...................................................... 776-4808 Finance ........................................................ 776-4892 Health Department ...................................... 776-4895 Highway Accountant .................................. 776-4917 Highway Commissioner .............................. 776-4919 Highway Patrol Superintendent .................. 776-4919

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Highway Shop Clerk ................................... 776-4918 Highway Fax ............................................... 776-4223 Hospital ....................................................... 776-4466 Housing Authority ...................................... 776-4880 Human Services .......................................... 776-4800 Human Services Emergency ............ 1-888-552-6642 Juvenile Intake Worker ............................... 776-4875 Land Conservation Department .................. 776-3836 Land Records .............................................. 776-3836 Manor .......................................................... 776-4472 Register in Probate ...................................... 776-4811 Register of Deeds ........................................ 776-4838 Sheriff: Emergency Calls Only ....................................... 911 Non-Emergency Calls ............................... 776-4870 State Forester .............................................. 776-3064 University Extension Educators .................. 776-4820 Veterans Service Office .............................. 776-4886 Victim/Witness Coordinator ....................... 776-4846 Zoning Administrator .................................. 776-3836