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Directory of Public Officials 2021-2022 Directory of Public Officials 2021-2022 County Board Chair: Rich Bostwick County Board Vice-Chair: Wes Davis County Administrator: Josh Smith www.co.rock.wi.us Compiled by County Clerk Lisa Tollefson Janesville, Wisconsin June 2021 To view the most current pdf version of this Directory of Public Officials, go to http://www.co.rock.wi.us/images/web_documents/departments/ county_clerk/rock_county_directory.pdf Front/back cover photo by Lucille Vickerman 2 Rock County Buildings ....................................................... Page 4 Office Phone Numbers for Rock County Departments ....... Page 5 Rock County Departments ......................................... Pages 6 - 12 Other Local Departments & Related Agencies ........ Pages 13 - 14 County Board of Supervisors ................................... Pages 15 - 18 Standing Committees ............................................... Pages 19 - 21 Other Boards, Commissions & Committees ............ Pages 22 - 28 Rock County Municipalities General Phone Numbers ..... Page 29 Towns in Rock County ............................................. Pages 30 - 50 Villages in Rock County .......................................... Pages 51 - 53 Cities in Rock County .............................................. Pages 54 - 65 School Districts in Rock County .............................. Pages 66 - 68 Libraries in Rock County .................................................. Page 69 Lakes in Rock County ....................................................... Page 69 Parks in Rock County ........................................................ Page 70 Federal Offices ......................................................... Pages 71 - 72 State of Wisconsin Offices ....................................... Pages 73 - 74 Board of Supervisors Rules of Procedure ................ Pages 75 - 89 About Rock County ........................................................... Page 89 Rock County Mission Statement ....................................... Page 90 3 ADRC Communications Center Courthouse Health Care Center Job Center Land Conservation Public Health/Council on Aging Public Works Rock Haven Nursing Home Sheriff’s Office & Correctional Facility Southern Wisconsin Regional Airport UW-Extension Youth Services Center Leased buildings: 303 W. Court Street, Janesville 113 S. Franklin Street, Janesville Eclipse Center, Beloit 4 ***All area codes for telephone and fax numbers in this directory are 608 unless otherwise indicated. Administration .................................................................................... 757-5510 Arrowhead Library .............................................................................. 758-6690 Child Support ...................................................................................... 757-5700 Circuit Court - Judges ......................................................................... 743-2225 Clerk of Circuit Court ......................................................................... 743-2200 Communications Center-911 .............................................................. 757-2244 Corporation Counsel ........................................................................... 757-5530 Council On Aging ............................................................................... 757-5472 County Clerk ....................................................................................... 757-5660 District Attorney ................................................................................. 757-5615 Emergency Management ..................................................................... 758-8440 Facilities Management ........................................................................ 757-5527 Financial Services/Accounting & Payroll ........................................... 757-5680 Printing Services .......................................................................... 757-5709 Purchasing .................................................................................... 757-5517 Health Care Center .............................................................................. 757-5200 Human Resources ............................................................................... 757-5520 Human Services .................................................................................. 757-5200 Aging and Disability Resource Center ............. 741-3600 or 855-741-3600 Beloit Community Support .......................................................... 363-6200 Beloit Comprehensive Community Services ................................ 363-6300 Child Protective Services ............................................................. 757-5200 Children Long Term Support ....................................................... 757-5378 Crisis Intervention ........................................................................ 757-5025 Economic Support (Job Center) ................................................... 741-3400 Intoxicated Driver Program .......................................................... 743-2402 Janesville Community Support .................................................... 757-5566 Juvenile Justice - Janesville .......................................................... 757-5110 Juvenile Justice - Beloit .............................................................. 363-6250 Youth Services Center .................................................................. 757-5433 Information Technology...................................................................... 757-5035 Mediation & Family Court Services ................................................... 757-5546 Medical Examiner ............................................................................... 757-5908 Planning, Economic & Community Development .............................. 757-5587 Probate ................................................................................... 757-5635 or 5636 Public Health Department North ......................................................... 757-5440 Public Health Department South ......................................................... 364-2010 Public Works, Highway and Parks ...................................................... 757-5450 Register of Deeds ................................................................................ 757-5650 Rock Haven ......................................................................................... 757-5076 Sheriff ................................................................................................. 757-8000 Southern Wisconsin Regional Airport ................................................ 757-5768 Treasurer ............................................................................................. 757-5670 UW-Extension ..................................................................................... 757-5066 Veterans Services - Janesville ............................................................. 757-5552 Veterans Services - Beloit ................................................................... 363-6280 5 ***All area codes for telephone and fax numbers are 608 unless otherwise indicated. ADMINISTRATION 51 S. Main Street, Janesville, WI 53545 Phone: .............................................................................................. 757-5510 Fax: .................................................................................................. 757-5511 Administrator................................................................................. Josh Smith Assistant to Administrator ..................................................... Randy Terronez Justice System Manager ................................. Elizabeth Pohlman-McQuillen CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT 51 S. Main Street, Janesville, WI 53545 Phone: .............................................................................................. 757-5700 Fax: .................................................................................................. 757-5710 Director ................................................................................. Melissa Wittwer CIRCUIT COURT 51 S. Main Street, Janesville, WI 53545 Phone: .............................................................................................. 743-2225 Fax: .................................................................................................. 743-2226 District 5 Chief Judge—William Hanrahan Rock County Presiding Judge—Daniel T. Dillon Branch #1 - Judge Karl R. Hanson ......................... 743-2261 (Courtroom A) Branch #2 - Judge Derrick A. Grubb ....................... 743-2254 (Courtroom F) Branch #3 - Judge Jeffrey S. Kuglitsch .................. 743-2249 (Courtroom H) Branch #4 - Judge Daniel T. Dillon ......................... 743-2242 (Courtroom E) Branch #5 - Judge Michael A. Haakenson ..............743-2237 (Courtroom C) Branch #6 - Judge John M. Wood ...........................743-2229 (Courtroom B) Branch #7 - Judge Barbara W. McCrory ................ 743-2233 (Courtroom D) Drug Treatment Court Services 303 W. Court Street, Janesville, WI 53545 .................................... 741-5218 COURT COMMISSIONERS 51 S. Main Street, Janesville, WI 53545 Jack Hoag ....................................................................................... 743-2288 Stephen D. Meyer .......................................................................... 743-2319 Family Matters, Thomas A. Kolpien ............................................... 757-5547 Register
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