The County Clerk is a county constitutional (elected) officer, authorized by Ch. 59.23, Wis. Stats. Among the department’s many diverse duties are:
- Creates agendas, takes minutes of meetings and keeps all records pertaining to the County Board’s actions/decisions (resolutions, ordinances, etc.).
- Administers county-wide elections.
- Oversees accounts payable and finance functions and keeps records of same.
- Issues marriage licenses, dog licenses, and timber cutting notices.
- Offers some DMV services; specifically temporary plate issuance and completion of corresponding paperwork.
- Accepts passport applications on behalf of the U.S. Department of State.
- Serves as a general information source for county residents and publishes the annual Directory of Public Officials.
General Information on Other Offices
- To pay fees, fines or tickets, or to ask questions about court proceedings, restraining orders, small claims, jury duty or divorce papers, contact the Clerk of Courts at (920) 787-0441.
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If you need information on building permits/codes or septic systems, contact the
Zoning Department at (920) 787-0453.
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If you have questions about or need to pay your property taxes, contact the
Treasurer's Office at (920) 787-0445.
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For information about Sheriff's (foreclosure) sales, contact the
Sheriff's Department at (920) 787-3321.