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A N I T O W O C O U N T Y MM CC OFFICIAL DIRECTORY 2020-2021 Compiled by: Jessica Backus, County Clerk Laurie Heier, Administrative Assistant 2020 INVOICE The Official Directory is provided free of charge when picked up in the County Clerk’s Office. If it is mailed, the fee is $1.00 to cover the cost of printing and postage. REMIT TO: MANITOWOC COUNTY 1010 S. 8th Street, Suite 115 Manitowoc, WI 54220 [ ] Please place my name on the mailing list for the 2021-2022 Official Directory. [ ] Please place my name on the mailing list for all future editions of the Manitowoc County Directory. Company Name: ______________________________________ Name of Requestor: ____________________________________ Address: _____________________________________________ City: ________________________________________________ State: _________________________ Zip: __________________ Visit the Manitowoc County website at: www.co.manitowoc.wi.us for more information. Manitowoc County Government County Courthouse 1010 S. 8th Street Manitowoc, WI 54220 (920) 683-4000 Web: www.co.manitowoc.wi.us County Executive ROBERT ZIEGELBAUER [email protected] Chairperson of the County Board JAMES N. BREY Vice-Chairpersons KEVIN L. BEHNKE – First RICK L. GERROLL – Second Corporation Counsel PETER CONRAD County Clerk JESSICA BACKUS Printed June 2020 TABLE OF CONTENTS Addresses of County Buildings ......................................... 1 County Government Directory ........................................... 2-3 County Department Descriptions....................................... 4-7 County Board Supervisor Information ............................... 8-11 Supervisory District Map ................................................... 12 County Board Officers & Standing Committee Appts......... 13 Boards, Commissions & Organizational Appts .................. 14-23 Area Public School Districts .............................................. 24-25 Wisconsin Open Meetings Law ......................................... 26 Federal Elected Officials ................................................... 27 State of WI Elected Officials .............................................. 28-31 State of WI Departments ................................................... 32 Judicial Branch Information ............................................... 33-34 Municipal Government Directory ....................................... 35-51 Early History of Manitowoc County .................................... 52 History and Organization of Local Government ................. 53-55 History of Manitowoc County Courthouses ........................ 56 County Government / Courthouse Holidays ...................... 56 Manitowoc County Facts ................................................... 57 Population of Manitowoc County ....................................... 57 ZIP Codes ......................................................................... 58 Election Dates and Information ......................................... 59 County Lakes, Parks and Trails ........................................ 63 FRONT COVER APR. 21, 2020 – Organizational meeting for County Board members being held at the EXPO Merchants Building following CDC recommendations to practice social distancing to prevent the spread of COVID-19. ADDRESSES OF COUNTY BUILDINGS Administration Office Building 1110 S. 9th St., Manitowoc 54220 Airport 1815 Freedom Way, Manitowoc 54220 Communications & Technology Building 1024 S. 9th St., Manitowoc 54220 Courthouse 1010 S. 8th St., Manitowoc 54220 Handicapped accessible ramp on East side. If you need, or require wheelchair assistance, please call (920) 683-4003. Expo 4921 Expo Dr., Manitowoc 54220 Heritage Center (a/k/a MAC, Michigan Avenue Campus) 1701 Michigan Ave., Manitowoc 54220 Highway Department 3500 Hwy 310, Manitowoc 54220 Human Services Department Main Office: 926 S. 8th St., Manitowoc 54220 Economic Support Office: 4319 Expo Dr., Manitowoc 54220 Material Recycling Facility 3000 Basswood Rd., Manitowoc 54220 Office Complex 4319 Expo Dr., Manitowoc 54220 Public Health Department 1028 S. 9th St., Manitowoc 54220 Sheriff’s Office 1025 S. 9th St., Manitowoc 54220 UW-Green Bay, Manitowoc Campus Rachele Bakic, M.A., Campus Executive Officer, Manitowoc 705 Viebahn St., Manitowoc 54220 1 COUNTY GOVERNMENT DIRECTORY General Information Phone Number ........................ (920)683-4000 ADRC of the Lakeshore: Cathy Ley, Director .......... 1-877-416-7083 Agricultural Agent: Scott Gunderson ................................ 683-4168 4-H & Youth Development Educator: Kevin Palmer ......... 683-4168 Airport Manager: Gary Robinson ...................................... 683-4594 Child Support: Kristine Damman, Director .......................... 683-4066 ^Circuit Court BR. I: Judge Mark Rohrer ............................ 683-2758 °Circuit Court BR. II: Judge Jerilyn Dietz ............................ 683-4042 ˘Circuit Court BR. III: Judge Robert Dewane ...................... 683-4022 **Clerk of Circuit Courts: Lynn Zigmunt............................... 683-4030 Code (Zoning) Administrator: Reed Gaedtke ................... 683-4185 Comptroller/Auditor: Todd Reckelberg ............................. 683-4080 **Coroner: Curtis Green ...................................................... 683-4008 Corporation Counsel: Atty. Peter Conrad ......................... 683-4062 Assistant Corporation Counsels: Sarah Belair, and Jewel Scharenbroch County Board Chairperson: James Brey .......................... 683-4065 *County Clerk: Jessica Backus .......................................... 683-4004 +County Executive: Bob Ziegelbauer ................................. 683-5107 Dept. of Natural Resources: Forestry Specialist - Andy Noth .................................... 901-6272 Marine Warden - Chris Groth ....................................... 366-8259 Warden - Supervisor .................................................... 450-0496 *District Attorney: Jacalyn LaBre, Director ........................... 683-4070 Assistant District Attorneys: Marconi de Franca Barros, Jordan Feest, Anthony Lambrecht, Gail Prost, and Angelina Scarpelli Emergency Services: Travis Waack, Director ..................... 683-4207 (Emergency Management / Joint Dispatch Center) EXPO: Gerard Neuser, Director ......................................... 683-4054 Jennell Shelton, Facility Manager ..................................... 683-4378 Family Court Commissioner: Atty. C. Luke LeFevre ......... 683-4493 FoodWIse Coordinator: Laura Apfelbeck.......................... 683-4170 GIS Coordinator: Matt Randerson .................................... 683-2781 Health Department: Mary Halada, Health Officer ................. 683-4155 Highway Department: Marc Holsen, Commissioner ............. 683-4345 Highway Safety Coordinator: Jason Orth ......................... 683-4220 Historical Society ............................................................. 684-4445 Human Services Department: Patricia Dodge, Director ….. 683-4230 Toll-Free .................. (800)794-7684 HSD Deputy Directors: Lori Fure, Clinical Services Division .................................... 683-2888 Lori Garceau, Economic Support Division ............................ 683-4300 Nancy Randolph, Child & Family Services Unit .................... 683-4230 Information Systems: Kody Burg, Manager ........................ 683-4082 Master Gardeners ............................................................ 683-4909 Nutrition for Senior Citizens (ADRC) ................................ 683-4180 Parks Manager: Peter Tarnowski ..................................... 683-4187 Personnel Department: Sharon Cornils, Director ................ 683-4060 Planning & Zoning: Tim Ryan, Director............................... 683-4185 Public Works Department: Gerard Neuser, Director ........... 683-4054 2 Real Property Lister (RPL): Aprille Calewarts ................... 683-4019 Recycling Center: Jon Reisenbuechler, Operations Mngr ..... 683-4333 *Register of Deeds: Kristi Tuesburg................................... 683-4012 Register in Probate: Atty. Patricia Koppa ......................... 683-4016 **Sheriff: Daniel Hartwig ..................................................... 683-4200 Soil & Water Conservation: Jerry Halverson, Director ........ 683-4183 Surveyor: Jason Bolz ....................................................... 683-4176 *Treasurer: Amy Kocian .................................................... 683-4020 TTY (Text Telephone for deaf/hearing-impaired users) .... 683-5168 USDA, Natural Resources Conservation Service ............. 683-4198 Matt Rataczak, District Conservationist UW-Extension: Robert Burke, Director ............................... 683-4168 UW-Green Bay, Manitowoc Campus General Info ........... 683-4700 Veterans Service Officer: Todd Brehmer .......................... 683-4056 WI Office of Probation & Parole ....................................... 683-4590 Elected Official: *4-Year Term Expires January 1, 2021 +4-Year Term Expires April 15, 2022 **4-Year Term Expires January 6, 2023 ˘6-Year Term Expires July 31, 2023 °6-Year Term Expires July 31, 2024 ^6-Year Term Expires July 31, 2025 FAX NUMBERS: ADRC of the Lakeshore-Manitowoc............. Fax: 683-2718 Airport........................................................... Fax: 683-5103 Child Support…………………………………. Fax: 683-2736 Clerk of Courts.............................................. Fax: 683-2733 Comptroller……………………………………. Fax: 683-2727 Coroner………………………………………… Fax: 683-2812 Corporation Counsel………………………….
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