Mailing
Address P.O. Box 994 Port Washington WI 53074-0994
Phone:
(262) 238-6400 or (262) 284-9411 |
| "Ozaukee County will provide its citizens with responsive
government and quality services in a fiscally responsible manner
through innovation, leadership and dedication.”" |
|
|
|
|
Ozaukee County – 2010 Holiday Schedule |
|
January 1st – New Years Day |
|
May 31st – Memorial Day |
|
July 5th –
4th
of July |
|
Sept 6th – Labor Day |
|
November 25th - Thanksgiving |
|
November 26th – Thanksgiving |
|
December 23rd – Christmas |
|
December 24th – Christmas |
|
December 30th – New Years |
|
December 31st – New Years |
|
|
|
Department |
Phone # 262/284- |
Description |
|
Administrator |
8198 |
Serves as
chief administrative officer of the county, coordinates all
administrative and management functions not otherwise vested by law in
boards, commissions or other elected officials, ensures the observance
and enforcement of all county ordinances and policies by employees and
county officials. |
|
Aging and Disability Resource Center |
8120 |
The
Aging & Disability Resource
Center provides a
one-stop source of unbiased information and
assistance for older adults (60+), adults (18+) with
disabilities, their family, friends and caregivers
by linking them with resources and services that
enable them to live in their respective communities.
|
|
Clerk of Courts |
8409 |
Case
Filings/Payments: Criminal and Traffic; Case Filings/Judgments: Civil,
Family, Paternity, Small Claims, Garnishments, Restraining Orders,
Liens, State Delinquent Tax Warrants and Unemployment Compensation
Warrants; Jury Management; Accounting: Traffic, Civil, Criminal and
Guardian ad Litem; Applications for Passports; Petitions for
Occupational Driver's Licenses and Child
Support/Maintenance - Receipt and Disburse Payments.
|
| The
Family Court Commissioner's office is an integral part of the Circuit
Court system. The commissioner is a judicial officer, having powers
similar to those of the circuit court judges in certain matters. (In
fact, the commissioner is also a circuit court commissioner assigned
to hear certain other types of hearings in traffic
court, juvenile court, and small claims court. |
|
Coroner |
8455 |
Pronounce
death, Determine cause/manner of death (Accidental, Homicide, Natural
or Suicide), View and photograph all bodies for cremation, Issue
cremation and disinterment permits, Issue autopsy, Toxicology and
Coroner reports upon request from Doctors, Attorneys, Police
Departments, families or insurance companies).
|
|
Corporation Counsel |
8300 |
The Corporation
Counsels Office is better described as the County Attorneys
Office. |
|
County Clerk |
8110 |
Marriage
Licenses, Office Supplies, Elections, Dog Licenses,
General information, County Board or Committees, Census, County
Directory update.
|
|
Department |
Phone # 262/284- |
Description |
|
District Attorney |
8380 |
Prosecution
of Crimes, Warrants & Complaints |
|
Emergency Management |
8397 |
Our mission
is to minimize loss of life, injuries, and damage to property, the
environment, and, and critical infrastructure while facilitating
coordinated response and recovery actions following disaster of
emergency situations in Ozaukee County. We use all-hazards
planning to develop and implement timely and effective mitigation,
preparedness, response and recovery efforts |
|
Finance |
8240 |
Responsible
for the efficient management and accountability of the Countys
financial assets. Centralizes most of the countys fiscal functions.
Sets standardized fiscal policies and procedures. Serves as advisor
and staff to the County Boards Finance Committee and does the
Purchasing for the county. |
|
Highway Department |
8331 |
Construct/maintain
all county roads, remove weeds and brush, erect or remove fences when
necessary, make surveys and maps, examine condition of roads, bridges
and culverts for improvements or relocation of such, purchase/maintain
all road equipment and tools.
|
|
Human Resources |
8321 |
Develop,
implement and administer comprehensive Human Resource Management
Program for the County; labor relations, labor negotiations,
recruitment, coordination and administration of employee benefits,
conflict dispute resolution, advise department heads and county
supervisors on human resource issues, administration and compliance of
labor laws and regulations, workers compensation, job
classification system, direct and coordinate Employee Evaluation
Program, administer Affirmative Action and Equal Employment
Opportunity, Employee Safety Program, administer compensation plan,
personnel regulations, custodian of personnel records and training.
|
|
Human Services |
8200 |
Child
Protective Services (Child Abuse), Juveniles, Elderly Abuse &
Care, Home Aids (House-work), Family Services, Licensed babysitter
& Daycare, Intake & Access Workers. Title 19 &
20, Limited Relief, Welfare, Medical & Heat Assistance, Food Stamps, Financial Aid,
Caseworkers, Low Income Housing, Energy Assistance, Child Foster Care
& Group Home Care, W-2, Community Options Program (COP),
COP-Waiver, Long Term Support, Parent Aids and Custody Studies
People in every community
experience problems which can seriously affect them, their families,
and their neighbors. In Wisconsin, the law requires that counties
determine what public help will be offered to people suffering from
mental illnesses, developmental disabilities and chemical dependency.
Counseling Center is a state certified
mental health, alcohol and other drug abuse outpatient clinic which
offers Ozaukee County residents a wide range of services provided by
clinical social workers, chemical abuse counselors, psychiatrists, and
psychologists. |
|
Department |
Phone # 262/284- |
Description |
|
Land and Water Management |
8270 |
Soils
Information and Soil Surveys, Soil Conservation and Water Quality
Practices, Conservation Planning, Priority Watershed Program, Wetland
Restorations, Manure Storage Ordinance, Wildlife Damage and Abatement
Program, Farmland Preservation Program, Tree and Shrub Sale, Well
Abandonment, Ponds, Streambank Stabilization, Aerial Photos,
Environmental Education, Conservation Easements, Bluebird Houses and
Wildlife Management. Wetland Determinations, Conservation Reserve
Program, Wetland Reserve Program, Land Evaluation, Emergency Watershed
Protection Program.
|
|
Land Information |
8262 |
Management
of the Wisconsin Land Information Program, Computerized Geographic
Information System (GIS), County Mapping Projects, Topographic/Planimetric
mapping and Internet. This office is located
in the
Register of Deeds
Office |
|
Lasata Care Center |
|
LASATA CARE CENTER is the
Ozaukee County owned skilled nursing care facility located in
Cedarburg, Wisconsin. Lasata opened in 1966 and has served over 2150
residents since then. |
|
Lasata Heights Center |
|
Lasata Heights is located
in Cedarburg, on the same campus as Lasata Care Center. The Heights
has 60 apartments designed for those people who are able to live
independently. |
|
Planning and Parks |
8257 |
Manages
all County Parks and Golf Courses, Trails Facilitator, Ice Center Co-Ordinator
|
|
Public Health |
8170 |
To prevent disease and to
promote and protect the safety and health of all county residents. |
|
Register of Deeds |
8260 |
Record or research land
records, or birth, death or marriage
records. Also this office maintains the property description
roll and parcel maps along with assisting in the development of this
website. Also part of this office is the
Land Information
office |
|
Sheriff |
7172 |
Traffic Enforcement,
Criminal Investigations, Warrant Processing/Service,
Civil Process, County Jail, Jail Literacy Program,
Jail Chaplaincy Program, Emergency Dispatch,
Snowmobile Patrol, Mentorship Program, Internship
Program, Special Deputies, Special Response Team
("SWAT"), Youth Aid Bureau, Law Enforcement Explorer
Program, D.A.R.E., Neighborhood Watch, Hunter
Safety, Ozaukee County Anti-Drug Task Force, Citizen
Academy |
|
Department |
Phone # 262/284- |
Description |
|
Technology Resources |
8309 |
Provides management
information systems, resources and support to Ozaukee County
employees, residence, Public Safety, Emergency Services,
municipalities and businesses. |
|
Transit |
See Link |
Express bus and shared Taxi services |
|
Treasurer |
8280 |
Receive
all county moneys, Pay out all county moneys, Tax collections, Tax
Deed Lands, Property Assessments, Unclaimed Funds, Invest county
funds.
|
|
University Extension |
8288 |
AGRICULTURE
AGENT - Agriculture Engineering, Livestock Production, Dairy
Production and Management and Field Crop Production. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AGENT - Questions on Economic Development, Land
Use, Local Government and Solid Waste Issues.
FAMILY LIVING EDUCATION - Financial Management, Parenting Education,
Food Safety & Nutrition and Consumer Resource Management.
4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT - Questions on Countywide 4-H Club Involvement
and Youth Development Education Programs.
|
|
Veterans Service |
8326 |
exists solely to provide
services to the veteran and his family. In many cases this includes
providing information, counseling, referral and assistance with the
necessary paperwork associated with applying for benefits, whether it
be local, state or federal. |
|
Victim/Witness Coordinator |
8387 |
Assistance
to victims and witnesses of adult and juvenile 8criminal acts as
listed in Basic Bill of Rights for Crime Victims. Court notification,
escort and court support, employee intercession, restitution
information, victim impact statements, appropriate referrals, property
return and parole eligibility notification.
|
 |
(262) 238-2880 |
The
Workforce Development Center is a unique strategic
alliance of business, government and education. The
most important feature of The Workforce Development
Center is that it was created in response to an
identified need by the community at large. It is a
lifelong resource to all job seekers, both present and
future, and a means to help businesses meet their
short- and long-term workforce development needs. |
|
|