Directory of Community Resources In Green Lake County
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DIRECTORYOFCOMMUNITYRESOURCESINGREEN LAKECOUNTYCompiledAndDistributed by<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong>Department <strong>of</strong> Health & Human Serviceswww.co.green-lake.wi.usREVISED February 2012
Governmental Services<strong>County</strong> <strong>Directory</strong> containing Governmental<strong>In</strong>formation is available through the <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong><strong>County</strong> Clerk’s <strong>of</strong>fice (920)294-4005.Animal ServicesTown’s residents should contact their TownTreasurer and city residents should contacttheir City Clerk/Treasurer for animal serviceinformation as each municipality operatesdifferently.This resource directory was completed by the Department <strong>of</strong>Health & Human Services. Please make note <strong>of</strong> any errors orchanges and send them to 500 <strong>Lake</strong> Steel Street, P.O. Box 588,<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> WI 54941-0588, so that future editions can becorrected.Future revisions can be found on the <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong>website: www.co.green-lake.wi.usThank you.
TABLE OF CONTENTSAbuse ServicesA. Child Abuse/Neglect .............................. 1B. Domestic ................................................ 1-3C. Alcohol and Drug (AODA) ..................... 3D. Elder Abuse .......................................... 4E. Sexual Abuse ........................................ 5-6Business Development ...................................................... 6Chambers <strong>of</strong> Commerce ................................................... 6-7Child Care .......................................................................... 7Children’s Services ............................................................ 7-12Churches ......................................................................... 12-19Consumer <strong>In</strong>formation & Protection ................................ 19-21Education, Training and Employment Services .............. 22-28Elderly and Disabled Services ......................................... 29-37Employment /Volunteerism.............................................. 37-39Farm & Family <strong>In</strong>formation .............................................. 39-42Financial Assistance ........................................................ 42-49Health Services ................................................................ 49-55Home Care Services........................................................ 56-59Home Services ................................................................ 59-61Homeless Shelters........................................................... 62Hospitals .......................................................................... 62-63Housing Services ............................................................. 63-71Human Services .............................................................. 72-74Legal <strong>In</strong>formation and Assistance ................................... 74-76Libraries ........................................................................... 76-77Mental Health and Counseling Services ......................... 78-81Nursing Homes/Care and Rehabilitation Services .......... 81-83Nutrition Sites & Food Pantries ....................................... 83-88Police ............................................................................... 89-90Red Cross Chapter <strong>of</strong> <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> ..................... 90Salvation Army <strong>of</strong> <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> ............................ 90-91Schools ............................................................................ 91-93State Agencies and Toll-Free Numbers .......................... 93-100Support Groups ............................................................. 100-109Transportation ................................................................ 109-112<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Government Services<strong>Directory</strong> ................................................................ 113-115
EMERGENCY NUMBERS<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Emergency 9-1-1<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Sheriff (920)294-4000<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Sheriff Records& Administration (920)294-4134Poison <strong>In</strong>formation Center 1-800-815-8855OR 1-800-222-1222Crime Stoppers 1-800-438-8436MANCHESTERFire ................................... 9-1-1Police – Emergency ..................... 9-1-1Police – Non-Emergency ............(920)398-3252Ambulance .............................. 9-1-1MARKESANFire ................................... 9-1-1Police – Emergency ..................... 9-1-1Police – Non-Emergency ............(920)398-3252Ambulance .............................. 9-1-1BERLINFire ................................... 9-1-1Police – Emergency ..................... 9-1-1Police – Non-Emergency ........... (920)361-2121Ambulance (rescue squad) ............... 9-1-1DALTONFire ................................... 9-1-1Police – Emergency ..................... 9-1-1Police – Non-Emergency ........... (920)398-3252Ambulance (rescue squad) ............... 9-1-1GREEN LAKEFire ................................... 9-1-1Police – Emergency ..................... 9-1-1Police – Non-Emergency ........... (920)294-6333Ambulance (rescue squad) ............... 9-1-1MARQUETTEFire ................................... 9-1-1Police – Emergency ..................... 9-1-1Police – Non-Emergency ............(920)398-3252Ambulance (rescue squad) ............... 9-1-1PRINCETONFire ................................... 9-1-1Police – Emergency ..................... 9-1-1Police – Non-Emergency ............(920)295-6250Ambulance (rescue squad) ............... 9-1-1RIPON, CITY OFFire ................................... 9-1-1Police – Emergency ..................... 9-1-1Police – Non-Emergency ............(920)748-2888Ambulance (rescue squad) ............... 9-1-1KINGSTONFire ................................... 9-1-1Police – Emergency ..................... 9-1-1Police – Non-Emergency ........... (920)398-3252Ambulance .............................. 9-1-1
ABUSEA. Child Abuse/Neglect- <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Department<strong>of</strong> Health & Human ServicesWebsite: www.co.green-lake.wi.usP.O. Box 588571 <strong>County</strong> Road A<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941-0588(920)294-40701 (800) 664-3588B. DomesticMonday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.After Hours Crisis Line (920)294-4000Provides child abuse/neglect prevention,investigation and intervention services. <strong>In</strong>formationreported (ie.,name <strong>of</strong> reporter) remainsconfidential.- Solutions Center (Domestic Abuse Services)Website: www.solutionsfdl.com39 N Sophia StFond du Lac, WI 54935Crisis - (920)923-1700Business - (920)923-174324-hour crisis line, emergency shelter, counselingand support groups for victims <strong>of</strong> verbal andphysical domestic abuse. Legal advocacy.<strong>Community</strong> education and in-service training.1- Christine Ann Domestic Abuse ServicesWebsite: www.christineann.netFox Cities Office14816 Commercial StP.O. Box 99Neenah, WI 54957-0099(920)729-5727 Office1(800)261-5998 24 Hour ServiceorOshkosh Christine Ann Center (Shelter)206 Algoma BlvdOshkosh WI 54901(920)235-59981(800)261-5998 24 Hour ServiceServices provided: emergency shelter, 24-hourhelp line, individual options counseling for victimsand children, legal advocacy, and support groupsfor victims and children.Offers victim services at no charge.- St. Agnes Outpatient Behavioral HealthWebsite:http://www.agnesian.com/specialty_behavioral.html430 East Division StreetFond du Lac, WI 54935#920/926-4200#800/922-34002
- <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Dept. <strong>of</strong> Health& Human ServicesWebsite: www.co.green-lake.wi.usServices provided at:<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Human Services571 <strong>County</strong> Road APO Box 588<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941.(920)294-40701(800)664-3588C. Alcohol and Drug (AODA)<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Department<strong>of</strong> Health & Human ServicesWebsite: www.co.green-lake.wi.us571 <strong>County</strong> Road A.P.O. Box 588<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941-0588(920)294-40701(800)664-3588Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse (AODA) services to<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> residents, including AODAassessments, education and counseling for adultsand adolescents. Services <strong>of</strong>fered on an individualbasis, or as a member <strong>of</strong> a group, depending onindividual client needs. Crisis services <strong>of</strong>feredthrough the <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Crisis Line.See pages 100-107, Alcoholics AnonymousSupport Groups.3D. Elder Abuse- Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC)Adult Protective Services<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Department<strong>of</strong> Health & Human ServicesWebsite: www.ADRC<strong>In</strong>formation.org571 <strong>County</strong> Road AP.O. Box 588<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941-0588(920)294-41221-877-883-5378Monday-Friday8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.After hours, weekends and holidays(920)294-4000Abuse can be physical, financial, neglect by acaretaker/other or self-neglect. Elder abuseservices include confidential phone counseling onelder abuse issues, which include: crisisintervention, linkage <strong>of</strong> services, in-homeassessments, community education andguardianships.- TRIAD<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> TRIAD focuses on any issuerelevant to Senior Citizens. These issues focus onCrime Prevention and Awareness, Safety-relatedtopics, and virtually any quality <strong>of</strong> life issue whichimpact our seniors. The Berlin TRIAD was formedin 2002 and is closely affiliated with the <strong>Green</strong><strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> TRIAD. Meetings held: secondTuesday <strong>of</strong> each month: 8:30 a.m. in the <strong>Green</strong><strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Sheriff’s Office or at 12:30 p.m. at theBerlin Senior Center.4
E. Sexual AbuseSt. Agnes Outpatient Behavioral HealthWebsite: www.agnesian.com/specialty_behavioral.html430 East Division StreetFond du Lac, WI 54935920/926-42001(800)922-3400ASTOP (Sexual Abuse)Website: www.astop.org430 E. Division StFond du Lac, WI 54935(920)926-5395Crisis Line: (920)921-7657 or 1(800)418-0270Or<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong>515 Gold Street<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> WI 54941OrMedical Office BuildingRipon Medical Center933 Newbury StreetRipon WI 54971ASTOP #: (920)748-0565Addiction, sexual abuse, individual, family, and maritalcounseling.Reach Counseling ServicesWebsite: www.reachcounseling.com1370 S. Commercial StNeenah WI 54956(920)722-8150Fax: (920)722-0142Oshkosh WI - (920)426-1460Email: info@reachcounseling.comProvides counseling for sexual assault and incest victimsand their families. Group/individual counseling availablefor adults and child victims as well as for perpetrators <strong>of</strong>sexual violence.BUSINESS DEVELOPMENTADVOCAP Small Business DevelopmentWebsite: www.advocap.org236 Broadway Suite CBerlin WI 54923(920)361-9880Fax: (920)361-2463CHAMBERS OF COMMERCEwww.chamber<strong>of</strong>commerce.comBerlin Chamber <strong>of</strong> CommerceWebsite: www.1berlin.com161 W Huron StBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-3636E-mail: berlinchamber@dotnet.comNational Sexual Assault Hotline1-800-656-467356
<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> Area Chamber <strong>of</strong> CommerceWebsite: www.visitgreenlake.com550 Mill StreetP.O. Box 337<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941(920)294-32311-800/253-7354Fax: (920)294-3415Markesan Chamber <strong>of</strong> CommerceWebsite: www.markesanwi.comP.O. Box 327Markesan, WI 53946(920) 398-80231-888/584-7336Princeton Chamber <strong>of</strong> CommerceWebsite: www.princetonwi.com708 Water StreetP.O. Box 45Princeton, WI 54968(920)295-3877Fax# (920) 294-4375CHILDREN'S SERVICESBoys & Girls Club <strong>of</strong> the Tri-<strong>County</strong> AreaWebsite: www.bgcaberlin.org344 Broadway StreetPO Box 254Berlin WI 54923(920)361-2717Fax: (920)361-1629E-Mail: BGCA_Berlin@centurytel.netYouth Center for school-age children.7<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Birth to 3 Program571 <strong>County</strong> Road AP.O. Box 588<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941-0588(920)294-40701(800)664-3588Website: www.co.green-lake.wi.us - Department - Health Unit -Birth - 3The Birth to 3 Program is for children ages birth to 36 months.Eligibility is based on a significant delay in one or more areas <strong>of</strong>development or a diagnosed disability. Birth to 3 <strong>of</strong>fersindividualized home-based family-centered services. Some <strong>of</strong>the services and supports that might be provided to meet thedevelopmental outcomes include: Family Education,Communication Services, Occupational or Physical Therapy.Free screening is available.<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Family Resource Council571 <strong>County</strong> Road AP.O. Box 588<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941-0588(920)294-40701(800)664-3588A joint effort between <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> families and publicorganizations concerned with families and with the issues thatchallenge them. A change-oriented group focusing on effectiveservices that support opportunities for families which promotetheir growth and development, self-worth and independence.Meetings every other month.<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Family Support Program571 <strong>County</strong> Road AP.O. Box 588<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941-0588(920)294-40701(800)664-3588 or State # 1(800)642-7837 8
Families are eligible for services if they have a child with a severedisability, under the age <strong>of</strong> 21, and living at home. A severedisability is a physical, mental or emotional limitation whichseriously restricts the child’s ability to carry out basic daily livingactivities such as self-care, learning, communication, mobility,and self-direction.Although family living income is not a basis for eligibility, costsharingmay be required on a sliding fee scale.Family Support is a state-funded program. Because each countyhas limited funding for this program, eligibility does not guaranteea family will receive services. Agencies may have waiting lists forservices and assessments. Administering agencies may makethe final decision on who is served and approve each family’sservice plan. The contact person at the county is the FamilySupport Coordinator.Advocap/HeadStartWebsite: www.advocap.orgW911 State Rd 44Markesan, WI 53946920/398-39071-800-631-6617Fax: (920)398-2103Head Start provides comprehensive health, nutritional,educational, and social services to primarily low-income youngchildren and their families. Head Start must serve children withdisabilities. At least 10% <strong>of</strong> their state-wide enrollment must bechildren with disabilities.The guidance <strong>of</strong> the <strong>In</strong>dividual with Disabilities Act suggests thatpreschool age children with disabilities may receive their specialeducation and related services in non-public school settings suchas Head Start or other child care programs as long as the specialeducation and related services meet the child's IEP and areunder the supervision <strong>of</strong> the public schools. 9Katie Beckett ProgramWebsite: www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/bdds/kbpP.O. Box 7851Madison, WI 53707(608)266-3236E-mail: kbeckett53@hotmail.comThe Katie Beckett Program is designed for children 0-18 withchronic long-term disabilities or complex medical needs living athome. The child must require a level <strong>of</strong> care provided by ahospital, skilled nursing home, or intermediate care facility.Family income is not a factor. If eligible, the child would receivea Wisconsin Medical Assistance card, which could cover anumber <strong>of</strong> prescribed services.Public SchoolsCall Your Local School DistrictSee Schools, pages 91-93Under the <strong>In</strong>dividuals with Disabilities Act, it is the sole legalresponsibility <strong>of</strong> the public school to provide special educationand related services to eligible children with disabilities from agethree to twenty-one. The IDEA regulations state that childrenwith disabilities should be educated alongside their typicallydeveloping peers unless their disability prevents them fromsucceeding in the regular education environment withsupplementary aides and services.10
Supplemental Security <strong>In</strong>come (SSI)Social Security AdministrationWebsite: www.socialsecurity.gov400 City Center Ste BOshkosh, WI 54901(920)232-2355or 1(800)772-1213Supplemental Security <strong>In</strong>come (SSI) is a monthly cash benefitpaid by the federal Social Security Administration (SSA) andstate Department <strong>of</strong> Health and Family Services (DHFS) topeople in financial need who are 65 or older or people <strong>of</strong> any agewho are blind or disabled and residents <strong>of</strong> Wisconsin.You may be eligible for SSI payments if you have little or noincome or if your assets are $2,000 or less for a single person or$3,000 or less for a married couple. Certain assets do not count,such as your home or car.For more information on Social Security Benefits see pages 37and 45-47.United Cerebral PalsyWebsite: www.cpmideastwis.com36 Broad Street Suite 120P.O. Box 1241Oshkosh, WI 54903-1241(920)424-40711(800)261-1895Fax: (920)242-4079E-Mail: cp@cpmideastwis.comDevelopmental Disabilities Evaluation Clinic, therapyconsultation, toy lending library, respite care, and other services.11UW-ExtensionFamily Living AgentSee pages 22-28 "Education, Training and EmploymentServices"4-H and Youth AgentSee pages 22-28, "Education, Training and EmploymentServices"Waisman Center Clinics1500 Highland AvenueMadison, WI 53705-2280(behind hospital)(608)263-5776 or 608-263-1656 (lobby desk)Director #: (608)263-5940Cerebral Palsy Clinic, Developmental Disabilities Clinic, Agingand Developmental Disabilities Clinic, Communication Aids andSystems Clinic, Genetics Clinic, Phonology Clinic, BiochemicalGenetics Clinic.Wisconsin Family TiesWebsite: http://www.wifamilyties.org/16 N. Carroll St., Suite 640Madison, WI 53703(608)267-6888 or 1-800-422-7145Fax: (608)267-6801email: info@wifamilyties.orgWisconsin Family Ties serves parents <strong>of</strong> emotionally andbehaviorally disturbed children. Helps to develop, promote, andmaintain new parent groups and <strong>of</strong>fers support, education, andtraining opportunities for parents.Call if you would like quarterly newsletter.12
CHURCHESBerlinAll Saints Catholic ParishWebsite: www.allsaintsberlin.orgN8566 St Rd 49PO Box 269Berlin, WI 54923(920)361-5252Fax: (920)361-5255Berlin Baptist ChurchN8401 Cty ABerlin WI 54923(920)361-1811Country View Bible FellowshipW1398 <strong>County</strong> Road AaBerlin WI 54923(920)361-1811Faith <strong>Community</strong> Church200 S. Church St.Berlin WI 54923(920)361-1305Federated Church <strong>of</strong> Berlin192 E Huron StBerlin, WI 54923(920)290-3197Grace English Lutheran (ELCA)Website: www.graceberlin.org384 Oak StreetBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-182013Immanuel Lutheran Church (LCMS)N2506 Hwy 49Berlin, WI 54923(920)361-1812St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod)168 Mound StreetBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-9935St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church (Wisconsin Synod)4 miles west <strong>of</strong> Berlin on Hwy FBerlin, WI 54923(920)566-0428United Methodist ChurchWebsite: www.wisconsinumc.org/Berlinumc178 West Cumberland St.Berlin, WI 54923(920)361-3265Victory Baptist Church150 McKittrickBerlin WI 54923-0085(920)361-4535DaltonDalton Bible ChurchW6477 East Oak StreetDalton, WI 53926(920)394-336714
First Congregational ChurchW6479 Pine StreetDalton, WI 53926Grace Lutheran Church (WELS)N796 Linden StreetDalton, WI 53926(920)348-5189<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>Federated Church <strong>of</strong> <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>Website: http://www.greenlakefederated.org/489 Scott StreetPO Box 471<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941(920)294-3440E-Mail: <strong>of</strong>fice@greenlakefederated.orgJehovah's Witness Kingdom HallSt Rd 23 & Forest #R<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941(920)294-6996Our Lady <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Lake</strong> Catholic ChurchWebsite:http://www.greenlakecatholic.org/modules/web/index.php/id/1530 Ruth StreetPO Box 215<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941(920)294-6440E-Mail: info@greenlakecatholic.orgPeace Evangelical Lutheran Church (WELS)440 <strong>Lake</strong> Street<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941(920)294-659315KingstonKingston United Methodist Church206 E Pearl StreetPO Box 185Kingston, WI 53939Pastor Brenda Grams(920)748-3566 or (920)572-0970St. Mary's Catholic Church177 W Pearl StKingston, WI 53939(920)398-3146Zion Lutheran Church (WELS)316 Vine StreetPO Box 145Kingston, WI 53939(920)394-2166ManchesterSt. Paul's Lutheran Church (WELS)W 3377 Main StreetManchester, WI 53945(920)398-2885MarquetteSt. Paul's Lutheran Church (WELS)226 Sherman AvenueMarquette, WI 53947(920)394-312016
Markesan<strong>County</strong> Line Lutheran Church (ELCA)W10505 <strong>County</strong> Rd AWMarkesan, WI 53946(920)398-2748Faith Lutheran Church (CLC)N1529 State Rd 73Markesan, WI 53946(920)398-3171Markesan Bible Church60 North Margaret StreetMarkesan, WI 53946(920) 398-2348St. John's Lutheran Church (WELS)Website:http://www.valuworld.com/usa/wi/supermall/<strong>County</strong>/<strong>Green</strong><strong>Lake</strong>/markesan/saint_john/index.htm65 West Catherine StreetMarkesan, WI 53946(920)398-2928St. Joseph's Catholic Church45 St. Joseph Street, PO Box 370Markesan, WI 53946(920)398-3146Terrace Shores Evangelical Free ChurchW3278 Cty Road KMarkesan, WI 53946(920)398-273417United Methodist Church74 East Catherine StreetMarkesan, WI 53946(920)398-3254PrincetonCalvary Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod)Website: http://www.calvaryprinceton.org/202 South Farmer StreetPO Box 11Princeton, WI 54968(920)295-4747Emmanuel United Methodist Church102 West Harvard StreetPrinceton, WI 54968(920)295-6206Jubilee Fellowship Full Gospel Church325 Sunnyview LanePrinceton, WI 54968(920)295-8796St. John's the Baptist Catholic Church1211 W. Main St.Princeton, WI 54968(920)295-6209Fax: (920)295-0231St. John's Lutheran Church (WELS)Website: http://sjlprinceton.com/site/ms.asp?sec_id=140004668Harvard and Clinton Streets226 S. Clinton St.Princeton, WI 54968(920)295-440018
SalemvilleSt. John's Lutheran (WELS)Highway MCambria, WI 53923CONSUMER INFORMATION & PROTECTIONAgriculture, Trade and Consumer ProtectionWisconsin Department <strong>of</strong> Agriculture, Trade, and ConsumerProtectionWebsite: http://datcp.wi.gov/PO BOX 8911Madison WI 53708-8911Consumer Hotline: 1(800)422-7128Regulates businesses and provides information about the lawsdealing with landlord/tenant issues, home improvementpractices, motor vehicle repair practices, water-pro<strong>of</strong>ers, andfraudulent advertising. Processes other types <strong>of</strong> consumercomplaints as well. Directs consumers to appropriate agenciesdealing with their concerns.Commissioner <strong>of</strong> <strong>In</strong>suranceOffice <strong>of</strong> the Commissioner <strong>of</strong> <strong>In</strong>suranceWebsite: www.oci.wi.gov125 S Webster StreetMadison WI 53702(608)266-3585 or 1-800-236-8517E-mail: ocicomplaints@wisconsin.govA consumer Complaint Bureau which will investigate and reportany complaint received by them concerning any type <strong>of</strong>insurance. This <strong>of</strong>fice has complete control over all insurancetransactions in the state.The OCI also provides an information and complaints numberstaffed by it’s Complaints Section staff, which answers questionsand provides complaint forms and referrals.The website contains a wide variety <strong>of</strong> consumer insurancebrochures, a Senior Issues page, the OCI Annual report, andlinks to insurance laws, rules and bulletins.Consumer <strong>In</strong>formation CenterFederal Citizen <strong>In</strong>formation Centerwebsite: www.pueblo.gsa.govFederal Consumer <strong>In</strong>formation Center helps other Federalagencies and department develop, promote and distributeconsumer information to the public. The quarterly Consumer<strong>In</strong>formation Catalog lists more than 200 free or low cost bookletson such topics as health, federal benefits, money management,housing, child care, employment, small business, food andnutrition, consumer protection and more. Visit the website listedabove for the publications and consumer news and tips andupdates from various federal agencies.FCIC’s National Contact Center serves as a single point <strong>of</strong>contact for individuals with questions about Federal agencies,programs and services. The specially trained staff can answerquestions in English and Spanish about all aspects <strong>of</strong> theFederal government or direct callers to an appropriate contact.Hearing Aid Dealers and Fitters Examining BoardDepartment <strong>of</strong> Regulations & Licensing – Hearing Aid Dealers &Fitters Examining Board1400 E Washington Avenue Room 173PO Box 8935Madison WI 53708(608)266-28111920
The Hearing Aid Dealers and Fitting Board was created tolicense and regulate hearing aid dealers and fitters becausemany seniors have problems with hearing aids that do not workwell. If you have any questions about your hearing aid dealer,contact the Examining Board to find out if he/she is licensed orhas complaints on his/her record. If you have a complaint abouta dealer, they will investigate. Some <strong>of</strong> the violations you maycontact them about are: (1) failure to properly test hearing aid <strong>of</strong>the person before selling a hearing aid; (2) telling a person thata hearing examination is the same as a medical examination orrecommending a treatment for a medical condition; (3) obtainingor making a sale by fraud; (4) showing a model that is notavailable to customers in order to sell them a different model; (5)failure to supply a receipt to a customer who buys a hearing aid –the receipt must specify the terms <strong>of</strong> any guarantee and must bemarked “used” when the hearing is not new; (6) incompetenceor negligence in fitting and selling hearing aids. This service isfree to anyone who has a hearing problem.Ombudsman ProgramBoard on Aging and Long Term CareWebsite:http://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/aging/boaltc/ltcombud.htm1402 Pankratz Street, Suite 111Madison WI 53704-4001Toll Free #: (800)815-0015Fax #: (608)246-7001E-Mail: boaltc@ltc.state.wi.usThis program is designed to insure that services relating toSenior Citizens age 60 or over are provided effectively andefficiently. This program pertains to seniors who are residing innursing homes, community-based residential facilities, AdultFamily Homes, or who are receiving funding from the <strong>Community</strong>Options Program.21EDUCATION, TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICES<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Literacy CouncilWebsite: http://www.glclc.orgThe <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Literacy Council, <strong>In</strong>c. is dedicated tosupporting and expanding high-quality literacy services in <strong>Green</strong><strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> and Ripon, Wisconsin so businesses can hire,people can work, and families can thrive.Farmers Assistance Program1(800)942-2474Website: http://datcp.wi.gov/Wisconsin Department <strong>of</strong> Agriculture, Trade and ConsumerProtection. Counselor available to talk about farmers'employment and training needs. Written materials available atno charge include the Job Hunting Workbook.Fox River <strong>In</strong>dustries222 Leffert St.Berlin, WI 54923(920)361-3484Fax (920) 361-1195Website: www.co.green-lake.wi.us - Departments - Fox River<strong>In</strong>dustries<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> DHHS agency providing prevocational,supported employment, and adult day services todevelopmentally disabled and chronically mentally ill adults.Supported employment services include job assessment, jobdevelopment, job placement services, job coaching services,representative payee services and transportation services.Also serves juveniles, FSET, and W-2 participants.22
<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Job Center237 Broadway, Suite CBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-3400Tuesday and Friday - 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. – closed for lunch11:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.Website: www.berlinjobcenter.com<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Job Center, Wisconsin Job Service,ADVOCAP, MPTC, <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> DHHS, Fox Valley WorkforceDevelopment Board and Division <strong>of</strong> Vocational Rehabilitation(DVR) combined to provide employment and training services.Wisconsin Job Service is open to the public on Tuesday andFriday for job seekers to view the job information boards andreceive help in their search for work.Moraine Park Technical CollegeWebsite: http://www.morainepark.edu/742 <strong>Green</strong> Tree MallBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-3601Moraine Park Technical College (MPTC) provides training inGED preparation and testing, and increasing English, readingand math skills. Staff provide training in English as a secondlanguage (ESL), employability skills and career counseling.Available Monday and Thursday mornings, 8:30 – 11:30 a.m.;Monday & Thursday evenings 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.;Moraine Park Technical College (MPTC) <strong>of</strong>fers a wide range <strong>of</strong>classes in agriculture, general education, health and safety,home economics, <strong>of</strong>fice and marketing, trade and technical, andhobbies. By contacting you local MPTC you can receive acatalog <strong>of</strong> the courses and when they are <strong>of</strong>fered. Courses are<strong>of</strong>fered at a reduced rate to person 60 years <strong>of</strong> age and older.23Contact: Cindy Diemer, (920)748-3290Email: cdiemer@morainepark.eduSchools See pages 91-93, "Schools"United Migrant Opportunity Services, <strong>In</strong>c. (UMOS)Website: www.umos.org3475 Omro Rd Ste 200Oshkosh WI 54904(920)232-9611 or 1-877-413-8667Migrant Headstart program in Berlin, WI for children <strong>of</strong> migrantfamiliesUniversity <strong>of</strong> Wisconsin - ExtensionWebsite: www.uwex.edu/ces/cty/greenlake/<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Justice Center571 <strong>County</strong> Road APO Box 3188<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941(920)294-4032Fax: (920)294-4176<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> UW-Extension Office provides educationalopportunities for adults, youth, individuals and families,businesses and organizations in <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong>.The <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> UW-Extension service informs andeducates people on new ideas, techniques and research-basedinformation. Assists people to identify and clarify concerns andprovides practical problem-solving information.The UW-Extension service assists people to use information t<strong>of</strong>ind solutions and alternatives all the while motivating people tobe involved in solving their own problems. <strong>In</strong> addition, leadersare trained to help others in the learning process.24
<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Extension <strong>of</strong>fice has four agents/educatorsthat address the educational needs <strong>of</strong> <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong>.The four program areas are: Family Living Programs,Agriculture, 4-H/Youth Development and <strong>Community</strong> Economicand Natural Resource Development. <strong>In</strong> addition, twoAdministrative Assistants serve the <strong>of</strong>fice located at theUniversity <strong>of</strong> Wisconsin Extension.Agricultural AgentAgent available to assist clients with farm-related problems and<strong>of</strong>fer agricultural education opportunities. Agent <strong>of</strong>ferseducational programs in the areas <strong>of</strong> agricultural business, cropproduction, dairy production, and general farm production. TheAgent also provides horticulture education.Family Living AgentProvides education and information to individuals and families inthe following areas: parenting, money management, nutritionand food safety, health, and adult caregiving.4-H and Youth Agent4-H Youth Programs <strong>of</strong>fer educational opportunities to youthages 5 to 19. Youth gain lifelong skills while learning abouttechnology, agriculture, arts, and science. Youth and adultsparticipate in community-based clubs, county fair, communityservice, and county and state-wide events.Agent also assists with problems and issues in governmenteducation, government services and state agencies.Veterans Service Office571 <strong>County</strong> Road APO Box 588<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> WI 54941(920)294-4123Fax: (920)294-4139e-mail: glcvso@co.green-lake.wi.usWebsite: www.co.green-lake.wi.us - Departments - Veteran'sServicesFederal (VA) and State (WDVA) programs are available forveterans and their dependents and/or survivors. WDVAprograms include home loans, home improvement loans, multipurposeloans, educational and medical grants, membership tothe Wisconsin Veterans’ Home at King, WI, and othermiscellaneous programs. VA programs include pensions,compensation for service-connected conditions, home loans, GIbill, insurance, burial benefits, headstones and manymiscellaneous programs and services.VA hospitalizations and out-patient services and medications areprovided to qualified veterans. Transportation to VA facilities isprovided to qualified veterans. A Veterans’ Service Commissionfor the county provides temporary aid to eligible veterans andtheir families according to state statutes. A fund is also availableto eligible veterans for indigent burials. Flag holders areprovided for all veterans' graves in the county.<strong>Community</strong> Economic Natural & Resource DevelopmentAgentEducational opportunities and technical assistance is <strong>of</strong>fered inthe areas <strong>of</strong> community-related issues, business counseling andnatural resources.2526
ELDERLY & DISABLED SERVICESAARP (American Association <strong>of</strong> Retired Persons)Website: www.aarp.orgWisconsin Office222 W. Washington Ave Ste 600Madison, WI 53703(608)251-2277 or 1-866-448-3611Fax: (608)251-7612TTY: (608)286-6333Monday – Friday 9am till 5 pme-mail: wistate@aarp.orgFormerly known as American Association <strong>of</strong> Retired Persons,AARP is a nonpr<strong>of</strong>it membership organization dedicated toaddressing the needs and interests <strong>of</strong> persons 50+. AARPfocuses its efforts and resources in four areas:1) health and wellness; 2) economic security and work; 3) longtermcare and independent living; and 4) personal enrichment.AARP serves its members and society in primarily four ways: 1)by providing quality information and education; 2) throughlegislative, legal and consumer advocacy at the national, stateand local levels; 3) by providing opportunities for service andinvolvement in their communities; and 4) by making available awide range <strong>of</strong> products and services to members. AARP isalso a strong advocate on behalf <strong>of</strong> people 50+ for importantissues, including: ensuring the long-term care solvency <strong>of</strong>Social Security; protecting pensions; fighting age discrimination;prescription drug coverage in Medicare; patient protections inmanaged care and long-term care; anti-predatory home loanlending; and other protections for older consumers.27Golden Age PassportNational Parks Service700 Rayovac Drive Suite 100Madison WI 53711(608)441-5610Wisconsin State Parks no longer sells the Golden Age Passport.It is still honored, however, at Devil’s <strong>Lake</strong> State Park (Baraboo),<strong>In</strong>terstate State Park (St. Croix Falls), Mill Bluff State Park(Tomah), North Kettle Moraine State Forest (Campbellsport).GREEN LAKE COUNTYAGING/LONG TERM CARE UNITHUMAN SERVICES CENTERWebsite: www.co.green-lake.wi.us571 <strong>County</strong> Road AP.O. Box 588<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941-0588920)294-40701(800)664-3588Fax: (920)294-4139Aging & Disability Resource CenterWebsite: www.adrcinformation.orgThe Aging & Disability Resource Center serving Adams, <strong>Green</strong><strong>Lake</strong>, Marquette, and Waushara counties provides informationand assistance to older and disabled adults, their friends,family, caregivers and the general public. We can assist byevaluating your current needs and help provide optionsavailable to meet the needs <strong>of</strong> your personal situation.Assists with appropriate referrals to other agencies based oncustomers' requests and needs. The staff is trained andknowledgeable about agencies and programs that specialize inservices for older adults and persons with disabilities.28
Dedicated to helping you or your loved one by providingassistance to support and meet your individual situation.Aging Services Advisory CommitteeThe <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Aging Advisory Committee is the policy,planning and community-organizing group designed by the<strong>County</strong> Board to be the focal point for <strong>County</strong> Aging Activities.Appointments to the Aging Advisory Committee are made by the<strong>County</strong> Board Chairman with the approval <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong><strong>County</strong> Board, and at least one-half <strong>of</strong> the Advisory Committeerepresentatives must be 60 years <strong>of</strong> age or older.The Aging Advisory Committee makes decisions concerningservices and funding for the nutrition program, transportation andSenior Centers. The Aging Advisory Committee invites you toattend meetings to give your input on aging services and issues.Aging ServicesProvides congregate and home delivered meals, Benefitspecialists, transportation, senior centers, Elder Abuse<strong>In</strong>vestigator, Caregiver’s support, <strong>In</strong>formation & Assistance andother programs for people 60 and over.See pages 109-112, “Transportation Services”.See pages 83-88, “Nutrition Sites and Food Pantries”.29Alzheimer’s Family and Caregiver Support ProgramThis program provides funding for services needed by thecaregiver or family members <strong>of</strong> the Alzheimer’s patient. Servicescould include respite for the caregiver, assistance withhousekeeping, adult day care, information and referral, specialadaptive equipment and transportation reimbursement. Aphysician’s diagnosis <strong>of</strong> Alzheimer’s Disease or one <strong>of</strong> 9 otherdementias is necessary for eligibility for this program. Funding <strong>of</strong>services is based on income and expenses incurred by theAlzheimer’s patient. Call <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Department <strong>of</strong>Health & Human Services – Aging/Long Term Care Unit for moreinformation.Benefit SpecialistThe Benefit Specialist provides direct services andrepresentation to individuals (age 60+) on all state, federal andcounty benefit programs and acts as an advocate on their behalfwith information and assistance. This service, provided throughcounty and tribal Aging Units, is supported by legal back-upthrough the Area Agency on Aging with the State Department <strong>of</strong>Health & Human Services without any charge to the seniorcitizen.<strong>Community</strong> Option Program (COP)The <strong>Community</strong> Options Program is a State program funded byMedical Assistance to provide services to help <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong><strong>County</strong> residents remain in their own homes or in anothercommunity living arrangement instead <strong>of</strong> a nursing home orhospital. Services provided could include help with householdcleaning, assistance with daily living activities, companionship,meal preparation, shopping, home modification, or specialadaptive equipment.30
Eligibility is based on a person’s financial situation and theamount <strong>of</strong> medical care the person needs. Services can besubject to a cost-sharing amount based on income and assets.Call <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Department <strong>of</strong> Health & HumanServices – Aging/Long Term Care Unit for more information.Disability Benefit SpecialistThe Disability Benefit Specialist (DBS) helps answer questionsand solves problems related to Social Security, Medicare,health insurance and other public and private benefits forpeople with disabilities.They serve people ages 18-59 with aphysical or a developmental disability, a mental illness or asubstance abuse disorder. Services are free and confidential.Family Caregiver Support ProgramThe Family Caregiver Support Program (FCSP) provides fundingand services to aid caregivers in their caregiver role. <strong>In</strong> order tobe eligible for financial assistance for services, you must eitherbe the grandparent or older relative caregiver age 60 or olderwho has legal custody or guardianship <strong>of</strong> a child age 18 oryounger or you must be an adult family member or anotherindividual who is an informal or unpaid provider <strong>of</strong> in-homeand/or community care to an individual age 60 or older. ThisFCSP providers assistance to caregivers in gaining access tosupportive services such as supportive home care,transportation, respite care and/or adult day care. A supportgroup is held monthly and is open to all family caregivers. TheAging/Long Term Support Unit also has a loan library filled withresource materials such as videos and books on caregiving andother related topics.Contact the <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Department <strong>of</strong> Health & HumanServices – Aging/Long Term Support Unit for more information.31Supportive Home CareAn agency program to provide a variety <strong>of</strong> services to assistsenior citizens to remain in or return to their own homes from ahospital or nursing home. It may involve finding someone tocome into your home to do daily activities that the senior citizenis unable to do for themselves, such as house cleaning, laundry,meal preparation, snow shoveling, lawn mowing and personalhygiene. For income-eligible applicants, the agency can helppay for a provider <strong>of</strong> these home services. Call <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong><strong>County</strong> Department <strong>of</strong> Health & Human Services – Aging/LongTerm Care Unit for more information.GREEN LAKE COUNTYECONOMIC SUPPORT UNITHUMAN SERVICES CENTERWebsite: www.co.green-lake.wi.us Departments -Economic Support571 <strong>County</strong> Road AP.O. Box 588<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941-0588920)294-40701(800)664-3588BurialsSection 49.30 <strong>of</strong> the Wisconsin Statutes authorizes counties toprovide burial services, for persons who are receivingSupplementary Security <strong>In</strong>come (SSI) or some categories <strong>of</strong>Medical Assistance (MA).There are income and asset guidelines that must be met toqualify for the program. All WFCAP reimbursement requests forresidents will be processed centrally by the EnrollmentManagement Central Application Processing Office (EM CAPO).32
Economic Support ServicesEast Central <strong>In</strong>come Maintenance Partnership(Serving: Calumet, <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, Kewaunee, Manitowoc,Marquette, Outagamie, Sheboygan, Waupaca, Waushara, andWinnebago Counties)Call Center: 1-888-256-4563Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.Get information about programs and eligibilityAsk questions about your caseReport address, income and asset changesReport anyone moving in/out <strong>of</strong> householdReport pregnancy/birth <strong>of</strong> babyReport changes in expensesReport any other change in circumstancesFax verification <strong>of</strong> information and changes to 1-855-293-1822Apply for benefits on ACCESS at www.access.wi.gov,contact the call center or visit the local agency.Food Stamp ProgramThe Food Stamp Program provides monthly benefits that helplow-income households buy the food they need for good health.It is a Federal program that is administered by the Department <strong>of</strong>Health & Human Services – Economic Support Unit. Eligibilityfor food stamps is based on your monthly income, assets andfamily size.Medical AssistanceMedical Assistance, also known as Medicaid, is a joint federaland state program providing health care benefits to persons withlimited income and financial resources. Even if your incomeexceeds the maximum eligibility levels, you may still qualify forMedical Assistance because <strong>of</strong> the program “spend-downprovision” (incurring medical expenses greater than your excessincome for a six month period). Medical Assistance is availableto those eligible people living in their own homes or in nursinghomes. Medical Assistance usually covers those medical costsnot paid by Medicare.See page 73, “Human Services – Economic Support Unit”.Experience Works - WisconsinWebsite: www.experienceworks.org319 Main StreetSuite 404La Crosse WI 54601(608)789-5623Fax: (608)789-5624Experience Works, formerly known as <strong>Green</strong> Thumb, has beenhelping individuals 55 years or Older with their Employment andTraining needs for more than 37 years.Experience Works provides the following Services: 1.<strong>Community</strong> Service Training Sites; 2. On-The-Job Experience;3. Classroom Training; 4.Employability Skills Training.Experience Works can help make the employment goals forMature Workers become Reality. Call or write for moreinformation. REMEMBER: ABILITY IS AGELESS ANDEXPERIENCE DOES WORK.3334
Historical SocietiesWebsite: www.wisconsinhistory.org<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Website: WWW.CO.GREEN-LAKE.WI.US OnlineResource - Other <strong>Community</strong> Links<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> has at least six historical societies that arededicated to preserving the roots <strong>of</strong> the local community and theWisconsin Story. Senior citizens are invited to join, share andexchange their knowledge <strong>of</strong> local and state history. Keep aliveour rich heritage for future generations. Contact your localChamber <strong>of</strong> Commerce or State Historical Society – Office <strong>of</strong>Local history.Hospice HopeWebsite: http://www.agnesian.com/specialty_home.htmlFond du Lac Area: (920)923-7950 or 1-800-236-4156<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> Area: (920)294-6220 or 1(800)361-9499Hospice Hope is a program for persons with a limited lifeexpectancy <strong>of</strong> six months or less who desire more aggressivetreatment. An interdisciplinary team works with patients and theirfamilies dealing with their physical, emotional, social and spiritualneeds, at a time when a curative approach to care is no longerappropriate.Through skillful pain and symptom management and thesupportive services <strong>of</strong> a pr<strong>of</strong>essional and volunteer team, everyeffort is made to provide comfort and to enhance the quality <strong>of</strong>life for patients and families, enabling them to live as fully aspossible.35Hospice Hope serves those with a limited life expectancy, suchas:end stage heart, lung, liver, kidney or pancreatic diseasecancer patientssome neutomuscular diseases, such as Lou Gehrig’sHuntington’s chorea or other considered appropriate byphysicianAIDS patientsAny condition considered appropriate by physicianThe Hospice Hope nurse and/or social worker will explain thecost <strong>of</strong> Hospice services, which, whenever possible, areunderwritten by Medicare, Medicaid, Blue Cross and the privateinsurers. The volunteer’s service and bereavement care is free.All families who need and desire Hospice Hope will receiveservices regardless <strong>of</strong> financial resources and availableinsurance. Hospice Hope relies on grants and donations toprovide the funds necessary to provide this unreimbursable care.Hospice Hope is a Medicare-certified, licensed Hospice agency.Lifeline – Emergency Medical Alert SystemCHN Home CareWebsite: WWW.COMMUNITYHEALTHNETWORK.ORG270 E Marquette StreetBerlin WI 54923(920)361-5555orRipon Medical CenterWebsite : www.riponmedicalcenter.com933 Newbury StreetRipon WI 54971(920)748-310136
Rural RembrandtsWebsite: www.ruralrembrandts.comWautoma Public Library410 West Main StreetWautoma WI 54982President: Carole Olson (920)787-2661Vice President: Lee Fenendael (920)292-0882The Rural Rembrandts have continuously been in existencesince 1945. Welcomes all people interested in the Arts.Meetings are held the 4 th Tuesday <strong>of</strong> each month in theConference Room in the Wautoma Public Library at 1:30 p.m.Except for December for a Christmas Luncheon at a location tobe determined. No business meetings in January, February, andMarch. Members are painters, photographers, sculpturers,quilters, people who draw with pencil and people who do pastels.Guests and new members always welcome.Social Security OfficeWebsite: www.ssa.gov1(800)772-1213Oshkosh(920)232-2355 or 1-877-445-0834400 City Center Ste BOshkosh, WI 54901Monday – Friday 9am till 4See page 11 and 45-47 “Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP)volunteers servethe <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> community by engaging in meaningfuland fulfilling volunteer service. RSVP works to addresscommunity needs by placing volunteers age 55 and over inarea social service organizations. Some <strong>of</strong> the opportunitiesavailable for volunteers include reading with children,befriending the elderly, responding to emergencies, andassisting in home construction for low-income families.VolunteerismOne <strong>of</strong> the keystones to the American way <strong>of</strong> life is volunteeringto help others for the reward <strong>of</strong> giving back to the community.Volunteerism provides an outlet for your interests andconcerns, and gives you a good feeling knowing that you havemade a positive difference in someone else's quality <strong>of</strong> life.Volunteers play a vital role in area nursing homes, seniorcenters and hospitals. Volunteers also play a major role inmany <strong>of</strong> the programs and services administered by the <strong>Green</strong><strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Aging & Long Term Care Unit. <strong>In</strong>dividuals canvolunteer their time with various Aging & Long Term Care Unitprograms such as the county food pantry, the Senior Diningand Home-Delivered Meal Programs, or as a VolunteerGuardian to name a few. If interested in volunteering for theAging & Long Term Care Unit, please contact Human Servicesat 920-294-4070. To find out more information or to volunteerfor the Berlin Memorial Hospital, please contact VolunteerServices at 920-361-5522.EMPLOYMENT/VOLUNTEERISMRetired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP)ADVOCAP RSVPWebsite: www.advocap.org/rsvp237 Broadway St. Suite CBerlin WI 54923920-361-98803738
Wise ProgramADVOCAPWebsite: www.advocap.org1-800-323-0150The purpose <strong>of</strong> the Wise Placement Program is to promote theemployment <strong>of</strong> workers 55 years <strong>of</strong> age and older. The WiseProgram also works with employers to provide a favorable workclimate for older people in full or part-time jobs. This service issponsored by the Area Agency on Aging and is free to peopleage 55 and older based on income level.FARM & FAMILY INFORMATIONFarmers Assistance Hotline1(800)942-2474or (608)224-5051General information; financial and legal problem referrals forfarm families. Also multiple other services.Farmland PreservationTax credit information(608)224-4634<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Zoning Officewww.co.green-lake.wi.us Departments - Land Use Planning andZoningHarvest <strong>of</strong> HopeWebsite: http://www.cclpmidwest.org/Harvest.html7118 Old Sauk RoadMadison WI 53717(608)836-4633Provides financial assistance to needy farm families:1) to purchase seed, fertilizer, fuel and other supplies for springplanting;2) to meet emergency needs for food, shelter, clothing, medicalexpenses.Leave message on answering machine to receive application.Trade and Consumer ProtectionGeneral Consumer Complaints HotlineWebsite: http://datcp.wi.gov/1(800)422-7128WI Department <strong>of</strong> Agriculture, Trade and ConsumerProtectionWebsite: http://datcp.wi.gov/2811 Agriculture DrivePO Box 8911Madison WI 53708-8911(608)224-5012WHEDA/Crop Loan Program(608)266-78841(800)334-6873(920)294-40263940
Madison Area <strong>Community</strong> Supported Agricultural CoalitionWebsite: http://www.csacoalition.org/(608)226-0300Resource and supported organization for CSA (<strong>Community</strong>Supported Agricultural). Farms and members <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Community</strong>.General Farm OrganizationsWI Farm Bureau FederationWebsite: http://wfbf.com/1241 John Q Hammons DrivePO Box 5550Madison WI 53705(608)836-5575Wisconsin Farmers UnionWebsite: http://www.wisconsinfarmersunion.com/117 West Spring StreetChippewa Falls WI 54729(715)723-5561WI National Farmers Organization1(608)643-3341Legislative Hotline1(800)362-9472Moraine Park Technical CollegeWebsite: http://www.morainepark.edu/235 N. National AvenueP.O. Box 1940Fond du Lac, WI 54936(920)922-8611 or 1-800-472-4554Agriculture and Farm <strong>In</strong>structor. Enrollment required. Also manyclasses on-line.FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEFamily or <strong>In</strong>dividualAdvocapWebsite: www.advocap.orgMain Office19 W. 1st St. PO Box 1108Fond du Lac, WI 54936-1108(920)922-7760 or 1-800-631-7760or2929 Harrison St.Oshkosh, WI 54901(920)426-0150 or 1-800-323-0150or237 Broadway StreetBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-9880Additional, detailed information on other local sources <strong>of</strong> privateand public financial assistance.4142
<strong>County</strong> Veterans' Service Office571 <strong>County</strong> Road APO Box 588<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> WI 54941(920)294-4123Fax: (920)294-4139e-mail: glcvso@co.green-lake.wi.uswww.co.green-lake.wi.us - Departments - Veteran's ServicesPersonal loans available to qualified veterans and survivors.Family Health Medical and Dental CenterCentro de Salud Familiar400 South Townline RoadWautoma, WI 54982-6922(920)787-5514(800) 942-5330(Spanish/English).Federally Qualified Health Center provides full array <strong>of</strong> primarymedical and general dentistry services, WIC, Domestic Violence,Reproductive health and counseling, and other programs topeople <strong>of</strong> all ages in Waushara and surrounding counties. WICprovider for Waushara, Adams, Marquette and <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>Counties. Services are available on sliding fees based onfederal poverty guidelines, family/household size and grossincome. Family Health is the primary health care provider formigrant and seasonal agricultural workers in Wisconsin.Bilingual staff.FEMAFederal Emergency Management AgencyWebsite: http://www.fema.gov/1(800)621-3362Provides assistance when there is a presidential declaration ornatural disaster occurs (flood, tornado, fire, etc.).43<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> DepartmentOf Health & Human Services571 <strong>County</strong> Road AP.O. Box 588<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941-0588(920)294-40701(800)664-3588Fax: (920)294-4070E-mail: glcdhhs@co.green-lake.wi.usIFor the following programs call the Call Center at 1-888-256-4563, apply on-line at www.access.wi.gov or visit the localagency. Programs include: Food Stamps, Medical Assistance,Badgercare and <strong>In</strong>terim Assistance.Salvation ArmyWebsite: http://www.salvationarmyusa.org/usn/www_usn_2.nsfOffice: (920)361-0488Provision <strong>of</strong> emergency services and supplementary assistanceto those having an urgent need. Such services could includemeals, gas, lodging, clothing, bus tickets, and aid in case <strong>of</strong> adisaster. This also involves assistance with rent, car repairs, etc.Salvation Army also involves providing "camperships" to incomeeligible single moms and their children and the Salvation ArmyCamp, East Troy, WI. Other programs include an internationalmissing person’s bureau; services to prisoners and their families;and 5 emergency lodges for transients or displaced residents.Septic System ReplacementWisconsin Fund Grants <strong>In</strong>formation<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Planning & Zoning Department571 <strong>County</strong> Road A<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941(920)294-402644
Social Security OfficeWebsite: www.ssa.gov1(800)772-1213orOshkosh(920)232-2355 or 1-877-445-0834400 City Center Ste BOshkosh, WI 54901Monday – Friday 9am till 4Social Security BenefitsGovernment insurance program that helps provide financialprotection to you and your family. It is a benefit that you haveearned through payroll deductions from your past employment.To receive Social Security benefits you must apply for them.There are at least six types <strong>of</strong> Social Security benefits: 1)Retirement; 2) Survivor’s <strong>In</strong>surance; 3) Disability <strong>In</strong>surance; 4)Lump-Sum Death Payment; 5) Medicare; 6) SupplementalSecurity <strong>In</strong>come (SSI). Contact your Local Social SecurityAdministration Office three months before you retire or turn age65.Disability <strong>In</strong>suranceA worker who becomes severely disabled before age 65 canreceive Social Security Disability benefits. You are considereddisabled if you have a severe physical or mental condition whichprevents you from working and is expected to last for at least 12months. Disability benefits begin on the sixth full month <strong>of</strong> yourdisability and continue as long as you are unable to performsubstantial gainful work.Lump-Sum Death PaymentA one-time $225 payment can be made to an eligible survivingspouse following the death <strong>of</strong> an insured male or female worker.The Social Security Administration <strong>of</strong>fice in your area should benotified <strong>of</strong> the insured worker’s death and a formal applicationmust be done to receive this benefit. The surviving spouse willthen receive either his/her own Social Security benefit or that <strong>of</strong>the deceased spouse, depending on which Social Securitybenefit is larger.MedicareMedicare is a Federal health insurance program for people 65 orolder and certain disabled people. Medicare has two parts –hospital insurance and medical insurance. Hospital insurancecan help pay for inpatient hospital care, inpatient care in theskilled nursing facility and home health care. Medical insurancecan help pay for medically necessary doctor’s services, outpatienthospital services, and a number <strong>of</strong> other medical servicesand supplies that are not covered by the hospital insurance part<strong>of</strong> Medicare. Medical insurance also can pay for home healthcare services. Men and women who are not receiving monthlysocial security checks should contact a social securityadministration representative three months before they turn 65 tosign up for Medicare. Those people currently receiving socialsecurity checks will receive their Medicare care in the mailautomatically.4546
RetirementRetirement income for workers and their spouses can start asearly as age 62 (monthly benefits are permanently reduced if theworker or spouse choose to start collecting benefits before age65.) When you apply for Social Security Benefits, you shouldhave: 1) your Social Security; 2) Pro<strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> your age, a BirthCertificate or Baptismal Certificate; 3) your Marriage Certificate ifyou are applying for wife’s, widow’s or widower’s benefits; 4) yourW-2 forms for the last two years <strong>of</strong> employment or a copy <strong>of</strong> yourlast two Federal income tax returns if you were self-employed.Supplemental Security <strong>In</strong>come (SSI)Supplemental Security <strong>In</strong>come (SSI) is a Federal Program forpeople 65 and older or blind/disabled individuals who havelimited income and resources. To qualify, an individual isallowed up to $2,000 in liquid assets and a couple may have upto $3,000. The ownership <strong>of</strong> a home, care and ordinaryhousehold furnishings are not counted as assets. You mustprovide pro<strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> your income and assets. If you are eligible toreceive SSI payments, you will automatically receive MedicalAssistance Health <strong>In</strong>surance (Medicaid). Some people qualifyfor both regular Social Security benefits and SSI, some for SocialSecurity only, and some for SSI only.Survivor’s <strong>In</strong>suranceSurvivor’s benefits are available to families <strong>of</strong> insured workerswho die at any age. Benefits are paid to the deceased worker’sspouse or divorced spouse if they are married at least 10 years.You must be at least 60 years old or 50 years old and disabled toreceive this benefit. You must provide the same informationlisted under Retirement.FarmFarmland Preservation ProgramLand Conservation Office and<strong>County</strong> Zoning Office<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Courthouse571 <strong>County</strong> Road A<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941(920)294-4051 and 294-4026Administration <strong>of</strong> the state farmland preservation tax creditprogram.FSA (Farm Service Agency-formerly ASCS)630 East South Street<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941(920)294-6474USDA price support programs or agricultural lending;farm programs, including conservation programs.Harvest <strong>of</strong> Hope(608)836-4633See pages 40, "Farm & Family <strong>In</strong>formation"Rural Development (Formerly FMHA)2912 Red Fox RunPortage, WI 53901(608)742-5361Government low interest housing and farm loansUSDA4748
Land Conservation Department (<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong>)<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Justice Center571 <strong>County</strong> Road A<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941(920)294-4051This department helps out landowners and users, throughtechnical, financial and educational assistance. Responsible forstate and county land conservation programs.<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> USDA Service Center & Farm Service AgencyW1740 North St. Ste. 100<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941(920)294-6140 Ext. 13-17(920)294-6140, (920)294-6476, or (920)294-6474Office is responsible for the federal land conservation program.Provides land use planning for landowners/farmers and alsoprovides engineering/surveying for farm-related purposes.WHEDA CROP Loan Program1(800)642-6474Low interest annual crop loans.HEALTH SERVICESAccess Affordable HealthcareTR Willet, DON6205 Busse Dr<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> WI 54941(920)294-3666M-W-F 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.AIDS Resource Center <strong>of</strong> WI120 North Morrison StreetAppleton WI 54911(920)733-2068e-mail: carla.hales@arcw.orgCare 4 U Clinic6440 E Pine StreetDalton WI 53926(920)394-2136Fax: (920)394-2021Website: www.care4uclinic.orgE-mail: care4u@centurytel.netCare 4 U Clinic is a faith-based, nonpr<strong>of</strong>it facility staffed by agroup <strong>of</strong> skilled providers and individuals who care about youand your personal health needs.<strong>Community</strong> Health Network (Berlin Memorial Hospital)Website: http://www.chnwi.org/225 Memorial DriveBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-1313 or1(800)236-1283Berlin Memorial Hospital is the only hospital located within <strong>Green</strong><strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong>. It is a 61 bed, JCAH accredited facility. Thehospital <strong>of</strong>fers a wide range <strong>of</strong> inpatient and outpatient servicesincluding extensive diagnostic, rehabilitative, and surgicalservices. There are currently more than 25 physicians on themedical staff as well as numerous consulting physicians.Quality medical care for less.Does not accept insurance! Cash only at time <strong>of</strong> service.4950
Clinic CareBerlin Hospital, conducts a walk-in clinic daily from 10:00 a.m. to10:00 p.m. You may come to the clinic with any minoremergency, or other medical problems for which you might needto see a doctor. The clinic is located in the emergency room atthe Berlin Memorial Hospital.Caregivers Home HealthOshkosh: (920)233-20801(800)261-2080Monday – Friday 9 till 4Provides care in <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong>. Staffed by registerednurses, licensed practical nurses, home health aides, personalcare workers and home care attendants.Provide services for a few hours a week or 24 hours a day,depending on your needs.Examples <strong>of</strong> their services are: Medicare visits, respite care,pediatric high tech; IV chemotherapy; peritoneal dialysis;ventilator dependent care, Protein replacement therapy, tradeostomycare, catheter care, IV antibiotics, 24 hour on-call longterm care, homemaker, companion, long-term disabilities andcooking and cleaning.St. Agnes HospitalCentral Wisconsin Hospice114 North Pearl St.Berlin, WI 54923(920) 361-05861-800/361-9499Fax: 920/361-159551Hospice Hope is a program for persons with limited lifeexpectancy through skillful pain and symptom management andthe supportive services <strong>of</strong> a pr<strong>of</strong>essional and volunteer team,every effort is made to provide comfort to enhance the quality <strong>of</strong>life for our patients and their families.Family Health Medical and Dental CenterCentro de Salud FamiliarP.O. Box 1440Wautoma, WI 54982(920)787-55141(800)942-5330Provides migrant farm workers medical and dental care. Alsoprovides reproductive health services and counseling toqualifying individuals.<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Health Unit571 <strong>County</strong> Road AP.O. Box 588<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941-0588(920)294-40701(800)664-3588Website: www.co.green-lake.wi.us Departments – Health &Human Services – Health UnitProvides many in home, clinic and educational health services.The services provided include: Public Health Nursing,Immunization Clinics, WIC Clinic, Maternal & Child Health,Communicable and Chronic Disease Surveillance andPrevention, Environmental Health Services, and DisasterPreparedness/Emergency Government.52
Public Health Officer:The Health Unit Manager is the Public Health Officer (PHO).Public Health Officer investigates reports <strong>of</strong> communicabledisease and takes measures necessary to prevent, suppressand control it. PHO also investigates environmental concernswhich may adversely affect the public's health.The Healthy Start Program<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Department <strong>of</strong> Health & Human Services571 <strong>County</strong> Road AP.O. Box 588<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941-0588Local (920)294-4070 or 1(800)664-3588State (608) 266-97041(800)362-3002Provides payment <strong>of</strong> medical care for pregnant women andbabies without health care coverage. Eligibility is based onfamily income and assets.Poison Control1(800)815-8855 (bilingual/Spanish)24-hour crisis line1-800-222-1222Children’s Hospital <strong>of</strong> WIWaupun Memorial Hospital620 West Brown StreetWaupun, WI 53963(920)324-5581St. Agnes Hospital Home Health Care239 Trowbridge DriveFond du Lac WI 549361-800-236-415654From newborns to Seniors and wound care to IV Therapy, wehave a full staff <strong>of</strong> RN’s, Social Worker, Home Health Aides, andRehabilitation Services.SeniorCare Prescription Drugs for Wisconsin Seniors<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Department <strong>of</strong> Health & Human Services571 <strong>County</strong> Road APO Box 588<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> WI 54941(920)294-4070 or 1-800-664-3588SeniorCare is a Prescription Drug Assistance Program forWisconsin residents who are 65 years <strong>of</strong> age or older and meetthe eligibility criteria. The program is designed to help reduce theexpense <strong>of</strong> prescription drugs for seniors.Wisconsin Well Woman Program (WWWP)<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Department <strong>of</strong>Health & Human Services571 <strong>County</strong> Road AP.O. Box 588<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941-0588(920)294-4070 Health Unit1(800)664-3588Website: www.dhfs.state.wi.usThe goal <strong>of</strong> the program is to establish a comprehensive breastand cervical cancer control program for uninsured andunderinsured women throughout Wisconsin.The primary objective is to increase the number <strong>of</strong> ageappropriatewomen who are screened for breast and cervicalcancer and ensure that women make breast and cervical cancerscreening a routine part <strong>of</strong> their health care. Free healthscreening services are provided to women 45-64 years old, whoare uninsured or underinsured. Certain income guidelines apply.54
Women, <strong>In</strong>fants and Children (WIC)Centro de Salud FamiliarFamily Health Medical and Dental CenterP.O. Box 1440Wautoma, WI 54982(920)787-55141(800)942-5330A program for pregnant women and children up to age 5 toprovide dietary instructions and food drafts to improve nutritionalstatus. Certain income guidelines apply.Women's Health and Resource Center270 East MarquetteBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-5727 or1(800)236-1283, ext. 5727Fax: (920)361-5357This service provides clinical, educational and counselingservices for women and families. It is staffed by a NursePractitioner.Winnebago <strong>County</strong> Health Dept.112 Otter Avenue 2 nd FloorP.O. Box 2808Oshkosh, WI 54903—2808(920)232-3000(920) 727-2894Anonymous HIV counseling and testing.55HOME CARE SERVICESAgnesian Health Care430 E. Division StreetFond du Lac WI(920) 923-7950or 1(800) 236-4156.Home Care provides anyone from newborns to older adults withneeded medical services in the comfort <strong>of</strong> their own homes. Ateam <strong>of</strong> skilled nurses, home health aides, personal careworkers, rehabilitation therapists, social workers andcompanions/homemakers provide: Special medical treatments;<strong>In</strong>travenous therapies; Health maintenance education;Ventilator care; Special feedings; Chemotherapy; Complicatedwound care and ostomies.Services are available seven days a week. The on-callregistered nurse is available 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily.Caregivers Home Health, <strong>In</strong>c.Fond du Lac: (920)922-80981(800)236-8079Oshkosh: (920)233-20801(800)261-2080Provides care in <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong>. Staffed by registerednurses, licensed practical nurses, home health aides, personalcare workers and home care attendants. Provide services for afew hours a week or 24 hours a day, depending on needs.Examples <strong>of</strong> their services are: medicare visits, respite care,pediatric high tech; IV chemotherapy; peritoneal dialysis;ventilator dependent care, Protein replacement therapy, tradeostomycare, catheter care, IV antibiotics, 24-hour on-call longterm care, homemaker, companion, long-term disabilities andcooking and cleaning.56
CHN Home Care(920)361-5555or 1(800)236-1283The Berlin Hospital Home Care team includes registered nurses,licensed practical nurses, nursing assistants, physical andoccupational therapists and medical social workers. Respiratorytherapists, pharmacists, and dieticians are also available forconsultation if needed.Some <strong>of</strong> the services include: nutritional counseling, tubefeedings, wound care, rehabilitation services, ostomy catheter orIV care, personal care, foot and nail care, respite care andcompanion/homemaker services.CHN Senior Care(920)361-5555or 1(800)236-1283, ext. 5555Berlin WI 54923Hours: 7:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.<strong>Community</strong> Health Network’s Senior Care Program servicesinclude: grocery shopping, meal preparation, laundry,housecleaning, errands, socializing, transportation andcompanionship.The CHN Senior Care Program is available through your familydoctor, other medical pr<strong>of</strong>essionals and social workers. You oryour family can also directly access our services by simplycalling.A registered nurse is available 24 hours a day.There if a fee for this service.<strong>Community</strong> Options, <strong>In</strong>c.444 Scott StreetP.O. Box 189<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54923(920)294-6099This private, non-pr<strong>of</strong>it corporation’s Supportive Home Care andPersonal Care programs provide quality and affordable serviceswhich keep individuals comfortable, safe and oriented in theirown homes. There is an hourly charge for services, but incomeeligible individuals may receive all or partial funding through the<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Department <strong>of</strong> Health & Human Services.Supportive home care services include assistance with lighthousekeeping, meal preparation, companionship, errands andtransportation to appointments.Personal Care (PC) workers are trained to establish andmaintain good personal hygiene for their clients. Care isprovided under written orders from the client’s physician, andmeets WI Medical Assistance criteria for personal care. PCservices may include a shower/bath with maintenance <strong>of</strong> safety;assistance with shampooing hair and hair care; skin and nailcare; assistance with dressing; and maintaining cleanliness <strong>of</strong>the bathroom. PC workers receive instruction and supervisionrelative to each individual client from a Registered Nurse.Cooperative Care402 East Main StreetPO Box 620Wautoma WI 54982(920)787-1886Fax: (920)787-1888website: www.co-opcare.comProvides personal and home care services and respite services.5758
Home Focus Home CareN5383 Brooklyn G RdRipon WI 54941(920)745-2323Provides personal and home care services and respite services.TLC Home Care LLC251 S. State StreetBerlin WI 54923(920)290-2558Provides personal and home care services and respite services.HOME SERVICESADVOCAP Homeowner Development ProgramPO Box 1108Fond du Lac WI 54936(920)922-7760 ext 5921-800-631-2791Programs and services: Assist low-to-moderate incomehouseholds in Fond du Lac, <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> and Winnebagocounties with the purchase <strong>of</strong> homes, through the provision <strong>of</strong>funds for down payments, closing costs, rehabilitation loans andfirst mortgages. Attendance to home ownership seminars isrequired.ADVOCAP <strong>In</strong>c. – Weatherization2929 Harrison StreetOshkosh WI 54901(920)426-01501-800-323-015059Programs and services: Weatherization for low and moderateincome persons who own a home in <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong>.Landlords may qualify if renters are low income. No feeincluded.Habitat for Humanity for <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong>PO Box 64<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> WI 54941(920)294-3443Habitat for Humanity is a people-to-people partnership drawingfamilies and communities in need together with volunteers andresources to build decent, affordable housing with people inneed <strong>of</strong> adequate shelter. Habitat is committed to thedevelopment and uplifting <strong>of</strong> families and communities, not onlyto construct houses.Household LoansMSA Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Services111 Warren StreetBeaver Dam WI 539161-800-552-6330 or 920-887-4242<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> received notice <strong>of</strong> a <strong>Community</strong>Development Block Grant Award for Housing Rehabilitation.Funds will be lent to eligible households for home repairs. Theloans are 0%, deferred payment loans. The repairs include thefollowing: siding, ro<strong>of</strong>ing, wiring, plumbing, windows, doors,insulation, furnace and other general property improvements.The average loan will be $11,000.Loans are also available for home purchases. These loans are0%, deferred payment loans. Funds cay pay for up to ½ <strong>of</strong> areasonable down payment. Funds can also pay all <strong>of</strong> the closingcosts not to exceed $2,500. The average loan will be $15,000.The balance <strong>of</strong> funds are used to rehabilitate the home.60
Loans are also available for Landlords at 0%.program administrator for more detail.Contact theWHEDA Home Improvement LoanWisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority(WHEDA)201 West Washington Avenue Ste. 700Madison WI 53703(608)266-7884 or 1-800-334-6873WHEDA Milwaukee101 West Pleasant Street Ste 100Milwaukee WI 53212-3962(414)227-4039 or 1-800-628-4833WHEDA: 1-800-334-6873For current interest rates: 1-800-862-1043TTY/TDD: 1-800-943-9430WHEDA Home Improvement features below-market, fixedinterest rates with no prepayment penalty. With up to fifteenyears to repay the loan, you can fit your payment to your budget.There’s no equity requirement, so you can get money for yourimprovements no matter how much you still owe on yourmortgage.You may borrow up to $15,000 for one to 15 years, and includethe fees in your loan. The loan is secured by a mortgage on yourhome. WHEDA will approve your loan within one day <strong>of</strong>receiving a complete application from your lender. Work must becompleted within six months <strong>of</strong> approval. You must receiveapproval on your loan before starting work.61HOMELESS SHELTERSADVOCAP Homeless Program163 W. Huron StreetBerlin WI 54923(920)361-9880Bethany House114 E. 2ndFond du Lac, WI 54935(920)923-2880Home for homeless, allowed to stay up to 30 days, differenthousing, medical attention, in-house social worker, meals,advocacy, referrals.Salvation ArmyWebsite: http://www.salvationarmyusa.org/usn/www_usn_2.nsfCaptain Don KarlOffice: (920)232-7660See page “44 & 90-91," Salvation Army <strong>of</strong> <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>HOSPITALSBerlin Memorial Hospital225 Memorial DriveBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-13131(800)236-1283Divine Savior Hospital2817 New Pinery RdPortage, WI 53901(608)742-413162
Ripon Medical Center933 Newbury StreetRipon, WI 54971920)748-3101Out-patient services 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.Waupun Memorial Hospital – Free ClinicOn 3 rd Floor <strong>of</strong> Hospital620 West Brown StreetWaupun, WI 53963(920)324-5581or(920)324-6540 - 3 rd floorFree health clinic based on income guidelines. Clinic is held onthe third Tuesday or Wednesday <strong>of</strong> the month from 6:30 p.m. to9:00 p.m. Main Entrance located on East Side <strong>of</strong> the WaupunHospital in Waupun. For more information, contact the abovenumber. Patients need to call for an appointment.HOUSING SERVICES<strong>Community</strong> Based Residential Facilities (CBRFS)Residential Care Apartment Complexes (RCAC)BerlinAmerican House <strong>of</strong> BerlinWebsite: www.americanhouses.net123 S. Pearl St.Berlin WI 54923(920)361-3111 or 1-800-569-2188e-mail: sahinc@charter.netRCAC and state-certified for financial assistance. Variety <strong>of</strong> 26apartment sizes and styles. Pr<strong>of</strong>essional nurse staff andcomplete and comprehensive programs for senior care.<strong>In</strong>formation available on staff, care, house design, location,training, admissions, certifications and dietary program. Toursavailable by request.Brown-Wilcox Retirement Home347 E. Huron St.Berlin, WI 54923(920)361-2552Licensed Residential Care Home with 20 single occupancyrooms. It is staffed around the clock with nurses and nurses'aides. Resident's personal laundry is done at the home andmeals are provided. The home can also provide short-term care<strong>of</strong> 1-6 weeks for those people unable to return home immediatelyafter a hospitalization or nursing home stayCCLS (Creative <strong>Community</strong> Living Services)343 E. CumberlandBerlin WI 54923(920)361-04915 bed CBRF for developmentally disabled adults (male only)Patriot Place CBRF609 Broadway StreetBerlin WI 54923(920)361-3007Fax #: (920)361-3022Website: www.heartlandpreston.comAssisted living facility.6364
Patriot Place RCAC609 Broadway StreetBerlin WI 54923South Unit (920)361-3008Fax (South Unit) #: (920)361-9725North Unit (920)361-1415Fax (North Unit) #: (920)361-1416Website: www.heartlandpreston.comAssisted living facility.<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>Kindred Hearts and Memory Care850 Sunnyside Road<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941920/294-1000Assisted living care for elderly. Assistance available formedication administration, bathing, dressing, transfers, etc. Careis provided 24 hours/day.Registered nurse on staff conducts weekly health check-ups andoversees the individual care plans. Meals, housekeeping, andlaundry services are included. <strong>In</strong>-house therapy can be arrangedas needed for rehabilitation. All residents have a privateapartment with a kitchenette and full bathroom with sit downshower. Short-term respite stays can be arranged. Hospiceprogram also can be provided. <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> Manor is certified bythe State as a Residential Care Apartment Complex (RCAC).65The Gardens at <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> ManorSpecialized care for persons with Alzheimer’s and other relatedconditions. Registered Nurse Administrator supervisescaregiving staff and oversees the individual care plans.Residents are integrated into the daily activity program. Singleand shared bedrooms are available. Licensed as a <strong>Community</strong>-Based Residential Facility (CBRF).MarkesanBarrett House, <strong>In</strong>c.185 E. John St.Markesan, WI 53946(920)398-2989State licensed 15 bed CBRF for the elderly. Have both privateand semi-private rooms. Provides 24-hour care supervision forall residents, which includes a wide range <strong>of</strong> services.North Terrace Assisted LivingMarkesan Resident Home1130 N Margaret StreetMarkesan WI 53946Laura Spillane, Admissions Coordinator(920)398-2751Lspillane@mrhome.orgNorth Terrace is a 24-unit RCAC licensed by the State <strong>of</strong>Wisconsin to provide assistance and care for those individualswho value their independence but may need some assistance.Each apartment consists <strong>of</strong> a living area, bedroom, kitchen andprivate bath. Meals, medication assistance, laundry, bathinghelp, etc. are some <strong>of</strong> the services <strong>of</strong>fered. Staff members alsoassist with activities and nursing monitoring. A licensed nurseoversees all medical needs and is on site 24 hours a day.66
Samuel’s Grove183 E John StMarkesan WI 53946(920)398-2989Certified RCAC with 24-hour staffing. Apartment-style living withall services made available.PrincetonAmerican House <strong>of</strong> BerlinWebsite: www.americanhouses.net123 S. Pearl St.Princeton, WI 54968(920)539-0833 or 1-800-569-2188Assisted Living Facility.Martha's <strong>In</strong>c.404 W. Water St.Princeton, WI 54968(920)295-4222Licensed 15 bed CBRF. Provides 24-hour care and supervisionto elderly and disabled clients.RiponPrairie Place CBRF745 East Oshkosh StreetRipon WI 54971(920)748-8903Fax #: (920)748-8896Website: www.heartlandpreston.comPrairie Place RCAC745 East Oshkosh StreetRipon WI 54971(920)748-8900Fax #: (920)748-8933Website: www.heartlandpreston.comAssisted Living Facility.Elderly HousingBerlinAmerican House123 S. Pearl St.Berlin, WI 54923(920)361-3111Assisted living facility. All private apartments with comprehensiveservice available.Admissions Office 920/295-6200State certified. Financial Assistance available.<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>Kindred Hearts and Memory Care850 Sunnyside Road<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941920/294-100020 Unit – Assisted Living <strong>of</strong>fering services such as meals,laundry, medications and housekeeping. All private apartments.Assisted Living Facility.6768
PrincetonAmerican House <strong>of</strong> Princeton444 W. Water StreetPrinceton WI 54968(920)295-6200 or 1-800-569-2188email: larry@americanhouses.netWebsite: www.americanhouses.net<strong>In</strong>dependent Senior Apartment Complex and is available forassisted living depending on demand. Variety <strong>of</strong> 24 apartmentsizes and styles, including some 2 bedroom units. Toursavailable upon request.BerlinBerlin Family DuplexesC/o Wyndgate Apartments136 N. Capron St.Berlin, WI 54923(920)361-4046Family Housing; 18 two- and three- bedroom Townhouses.Kelly Crest Apartments477 Oak St., No. 1Berlin, WI 54923(920)361-4430Monday – Friday, 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.32 apartments. One or two bedroom apartments.Edgewater Apartments310 Mound StreetBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-1315Affordable housing for Elderly and Disabled: 42 - 1 bedroomapartments.Park Avenue Apartments133 W Park AvenueBerlin WI 54923Contact: ADVOCAPFond du Lac1-800-631-7760 Ask for Lou Scheer1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom apartments. Head <strong>of</strong> household needsto be on disability.Quarry Street Apartments115 Quary StBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-2766Low <strong>In</strong>come Units – Family, Elderly and DisabledWyndgate on Market Square136 N. Capron St.Berlin, WI 54923(920)361-4046Elderly/disabled Housing;36 apartments.6970
<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>Dartford Bay & Dartford Landing Apartments504 Mill Street<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941(920)294-639132 Units, subsidized housing.MarkesanVista Valley Apartments302 N. Grand StreetMarkesan, WI 53946(920)398-3505Low <strong>In</strong>come Units – Family and Elderly32 – 1-bedroom apartmentsPrincetonPrinceton Meadow Apartments(414) 646-8112Riverview ApartmentsKathy Richards, Manager(906)932-5500Foundation for Rural Housing <strong>In</strong>corporated4506 Regent StreetMadison, WI 53705(608)238-3448An agency to counsel people in rural areas about their housingneeds and rehabilitation, eligibility requirements for housingloans and grants, other available housing programs, etc.71HUMAN SERVICES<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Department<strong>of</strong> Health & Human ServicesWebsite: www.co.green-lake.wi.us571 <strong>County</strong> Road AP.O. Box 588<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941-05888:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. M-F(920)294-40701(800)664-3588After Hours Crisis Line (920)294-4000DIVISION OF SERVICES- Administrative UnitProvides clerical and fiscal support to the agency.- Aging/Long Term Care Unit - Elderly Services- Developmental Disabilities Services- Long Term Care ServicesAging Unit serves persons age 60+. Providing servicesincluding the following: congregate nutrition program,homebound meal program, transportation, commodities,elder abuse, benefit specialist, peer counseling,information and assistance, etc.Provision <strong>of</strong> Long-term support services for the elderlyand disabled through State, Federal and local programs:<strong>Community</strong> <strong>In</strong>tegration Program (CIP), <strong>Community</strong>Options Program (COP) and Medical Assistance (MA).See page 29-32, “Elderly and Disabled Services”.72
- Children & Family Services UnitProvides services to children and families including thefollowing: child abuse/neglect services, juvenile services,placement, crisis intervention, day care, domestic violenceservices, intensive supervision.- Clinical Services UnitServices to adults and children. <strong>In</strong>cludes mental healthcounseling, AODA counseling (individual and group),community support program (CSP) for chronicallymentally ill, crisis intervention and related services.- Economic Support UnitAdministers economic benefit programs including W-2,Food Stamp Program, Child Care, Long Term CareServices and Medical Assistance.Also see pages 32-34, “Economic Support Unit”.Also administers the Wisconsin Home Energy AssistanceProgram (WHEAP) which is a one-time benefit paymentfor each heating season (October 1 – May 15). <strong>In</strong>tendedto help you pay a portion <strong>of</strong> your heating costs. Caneither rent/own home, and can qualify even if heat isincluded in rent or wood is a heat source. Public BenefitsProgram has enabled the Energy Program to expandservices to assist with non-heating electric costs.Applicants must meet eligibility guidelines, which changeeach year.- Fox River <strong>In</strong>dustries - Sheltered Workshop(920)361-3484Sheltered work facility located at222 Leffert, P.O. Box 69, Berlin, WI 54923 73<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> DHHS agency providingprevocational, supported employment, and adult dayservices to developmentally disabled and chronicallymentally ill adults. Supported employment servicesinclude job assessment, job development, job placementservices, job coaching services, representative payeeservices and transportation services.- Health UnitProvides health screening, immunizations, schoolscreening, Healthy Start, Healthcheck, WIC (Women,<strong>In</strong>fant & Children) clinic, Health Officer. communicable &chronic disease surveillance and prevention,environmental health services, lead screening, Birth to 3program, maternal & child health services and WI WellWomen’s program services (see page 53).LEGAL INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCEChild Support Agency(920)294-4048The Child Support Agency aids single parents in getting paternityestablished, getting an order for child support and obtaining childsupport ordered but not being paid.Legal Referral and <strong>In</strong>formation Service1-800-362-9082This legal service is designed to answer simple legal questions tohelp you find the best solution to your problem and to refer you toa local lawyer if necessary. If you need to find a lawyer in yourarea or if you are wondering whether your problem is a legal oneor if your question is simple enough to be answered within a fiveminute phone conversation.74
Legal Services <strong>of</strong> Northeast Wisconsin404 N. Main St.Suite 702Oshkosh, WI 54901(920)233-6521or 1(800)236-1128Provides free legal advice and representation to low incomepeople. Assists in cases involving eviction, housing conditions,public benefits (SSI, Social Security, W-2, Food Stamps,Unemployment <strong>In</strong>surance, Medicaid and Medicare, and EnergyAssistance) family law, and protection from domestic violence.Office <strong>of</strong> the Public DefenderCity-<strong>County</strong> Government Building160 S. Macy St. - 3rd FloorFond du Lac, WI 54935(920)929-3990Provides representation to eligible <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> county residentsin adult criminal cases, juvenile mattes including delinquencycases and representation <strong>of</strong> children in CHIPS cases, probationand parole revocation cases, mental and alcohol commitments,parents in TPR cases and Chapter 55 cases.State Bar <strong>of</strong> Wisconsin/Lawyer Referral and <strong>In</strong>formationServiceWebsite: www.legalexplorer.com1(800)362-9082Service designated to answer simple legal questions to help youfind the best solution to your problem and to refer you to a locallawyer if necessary. If you need to find a lawyer in your area or ifyou are wondering whether your problem is a legal one or if yourquestion is simple enough to be answered within a five-minutephone conversation. Lawyer service available.75Victim-Witness Program<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Justice Center571 <strong>County</strong> Road A<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941(920)294-4047Provides victims access and input to Court proceedings involvingcrimes perpetrated against them. Assists victims in filingpetitions for restraining orders; victim impact statements andprovides information/referral to other agencies for services;advises them <strong>of</strong> their rights and how to go about exercising them.WI Farm CenterWisconsin Dept. <strong>of</strong> AgricultureTrade and Consumer Protection1(800)942-2474Lawyer can provide information. Also Financial AnalystMediation Program attempts to help farm families in a number <strong>of</strong>ways.LIBRARIESBerlin Public Library121 W. Park AvenueBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-5420Fax: (920)361-5424Website: www.berlinlibrary.orgCaestecker Public Library518 Mills St., P.O. Box 278<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941(920)294-3572Fax: (920)294-6055Website: www.greenlakelibrary.orgWebsite: www.winnefox.org76
<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Literacy CouncilWebsite: http://www.glclc.orgThe <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Literacy Council, <strong>In</strong>c. is dedicated tosupporting and expanding high-quality literacy services in <strong>Green</strong><strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> and Ripon, Wisconsin so businesses can hire,people can work, and families can thrive.Markesan Public Library75 N. Bridge StreetMarkesan, WI 53946(920) 398-3434Website: www.markesanlibrary.orgKingston Mill Pond Public Library151 N. South StreetKingston, WI 53939-0098(920)394-3281Website: www. millpondlibrary.orgPrinceton Library424 W. Water StreetPrinceton, WI 54968(920)295-6777Fax: (920)295-3303Website: www.princetonpublib.orgWautoma Public Library410 W. Main StreetWautoma, WI 54968(920)787-2988Fax: (920)787-7786Website: www.wautomalibrary.org77MENTAL HEALTH AND COUNSELING SERVICESEmergency Calls - <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Sheriff's Department(920)294-4000Women's Health & Resource Center270 E. Marquette StreetBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-5727 or1(800)236-1283, ext. 5727Fax: (920)361-5357Productive health and family planning services.Sliding fee schedule.Theda Care Behavioral Services222 Ohio St.Oshkosh, WI 54901(920)233-3838 or 1-800-501-8247Counseling.<strong>In</strong>dividual, family, and couples counseling for all ages. AODACounseling. See page 3, "Alcohol & Drug”Winnebago <strong>County</strong> Health Dept.112 Otter Avenue 2 nd FloorP.O. Box 2808Winnebago, WI 54903—2808(920)232-3000or (920)727-2894 or 1-800-250-3110Counseling, anonymous testing for HIV by appointment only.Friends Aware <strong>of</strong> Violent Relationships (FAVR)920 Amory St., P.O. Box 1752Fond du Lac, WI 54923Crisis #: (920)923-1700Office #: (920)923-1743Ripon #: 1-800-852-9571 78
<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Department<strong>of</strong> Health & Human Services571 <strong>County</strong> Road AP.O. Box 588<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941-0588M-F 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.(920)294-40701(800)664-3588Crisis Line - after hours(920)294-4000This public agency serves children, adults and the elderly <strong>of</strong><strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong>. <strong>In</strong>dividual, couple/relationship and familycounseling are provided by PhD psychologists, mental healthcounselors and alcohol and other drug counselors. Psychiatricservices are available for persons suffering mental distress.Specific services including intensive treatment and parenttraining are available for the elderly, chronically mentally ill,developmentally disabled, children and adolescents <strong>of</strong> thecounty. See pages, 72-74,” Human Services”Liberty Counseling141 West Huron StreetBerlin WI 54923(920)361-2334Marriage and family counseling services.Lutheran Counseling and Family Services <strong>of</strong> WisconsinBerlin1-800/868-8711Lutheran Social Services3003 N Richmond StreetAppleton WI 54911(920)734-9171Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.79Counseling specializing in step-families, job-related stress, lifetransitions, depression.Mercy Counseling Services515 South Washburn St., Ste. 104Oshkosh, WI 54901(920) 236-8570<strong>In</strong>dividual, group, family and marital counseling.Christine Ann Domestic Abuse Services1(800)261-5998See page 2, “Abuse, Domestic."Ripon Medical Specialty Clinics933 Newbury StreetRipon, WI 54971(920)748-3101Hours: 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.Psychiatric services by appointment only.St. Agnes Outpatient Behavioral Health430 East Division StreetFond du Lac, WI 54935920-926-4200Addiction, sexual abuse, individual, family, and maritalcounseling.Assessments<strong>In</strong>patient Psychiatric TreatmentResidential Addiction TreatmentAftercareBi<strong>of</strong>eedbackNeuro-psychological screeningMedication Management 80
Emergency and Debriefing ServicesDomestic Violence ProgramDay Treatment/Partial HospitalizationAddiction TreatmentSexual Abuse counselingMarital Counseling<strong>In</strong>dividual, Group and Family TherapyPsychological Testing and EvaluationCustody EvaluationsAcademic TestingCompetency EvaluationsConsultationsDetoxificationTheda Clark Center for Recovery andOutpatient Mental Health Services1095 Midway RoadMenasha, WI 54952(920)720-23001(800)501-8247<strong>In</strong>dividual, family, marital, AODA, outpatient, adolescentoutpatient, and co-dependency treatment.NURSING HOMES/CARE AND REHABILITATION HOUSINGCHN Juliette ManorWebsite: http://www.chnwi.org/169 E. Huron St.Berlin, WI 54923(920)361-3092Skilled nursing facility. 81 beds with 44 private rooms. Medicareand Medicaid certified.Markesan Resident HomeWebsite: http://www.mrhome.org/1130 N. Margaret StreetP.O. Box 130Markesan, WI 53946(920)398-2751Provides skilled nursing services for those persons needingrehabilitation, therapy, hospice care, or long-term nursing care.72 beds with private rooms available. Medicare and Medicaidcertified. A specialized Alzheimer’s Unit is also part <strong>of</strong> theoptional services available. The unique design <strong>of</strong> the facilityprovides for private rooms and spacious common areas andpatios.Assisted Living Facility also available.Anna’s HouseMarkesan Resident HomeLocated within Markesan Resident Home, Anna’s Houseprovides specialized services and care for those individuals whohave Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia. Activities andpersonal care services have been developed for the specialneeds <strong>of</strong> Alzheimer’s. The small 12-bed unit allows the staff,resident and family to get to know each other and work together.Sunnyview Health and Rehabilitation Center900 Sunnyview LanePrinceton, WI 54968(920)295-6463Skilled nursing facility. 55 beds with 3 private rooms. Providesinpatient and outpatient speech, physical, and occupationaltherapy. Medicare and Medicaid certified.8182
Parkview Care Center50 Wolverton AvenueRipon, WI 54971(920)748-5638Skilled nursing facility, 85 beds with private rooms available.Medicaid and Medicare certifiedNUTRITION SITES & FOOD PANTRIESFood PantriesBerlin Food PantryFederated Church192 E. HuronBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-4844Open Every Thursday from 10-10:30 a.m. (one visit perhousehold per monthly). Referrals can come from Health &Human Services or another organization. Please callWednesday before the Thursday you will pick up, as some foodsdistributed are perishable.<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong><strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Department <strong>of</strong> Health & Human ServicesHuman Services Center500 <strong>Lake</strong> Steel StreetP.O. Box 588<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941(920)294-40701(800)664-3588Pantry hours:1 st , 2 nd , and 4 th Thursday, 8:30 – 11:00 a.m.3 rd Tuesday evening, 4:00 – 5:30 p.m.One Visit per month.PrincetonPrinceton Outreach Food Pantry, <strong>In</strong>c.Sunnyview Health Care Center900 Sunnyview LanePrinceton, WI 54968(920)295-6463Open the 2 nd and 4 th Tuesdays <strong>of</strong> the month from 9:00 – 11:00a.m. (2 visit per household per month).MarkesanMarkesan <strong>Community</strong> Food PantryMarkesan, WI 53946Emergency Basis:(920)398-3243 or (920)398-3458Local church pantry, which is run on an emergency basis.Clients need a referral from Health & Human Services or from aPastor or teacher. Restricted to resident <strong>of</strong> Markesan SchoolDistrict.OshkoshFather Carrs’ Place 2B1965 Oshkosh AvenueOshkosh, WI 54901(920)231-23788384
Ripon<strong>Community</strong> Thrift Store & Food Pantry109 Watson StreetRipon, WI 54971(920)748-5756Clothing & Food. Food distributed on Tuesdays except the 5 thTuesday <strong>of</strong> the month. Emergency food distributed as needed.Senior Citizen Mealsites/CentersThroughout <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong>, Senior Citizen Centers providea meeting place for Senior activities. Some <strong>of</strong> the Centers’activities include card playing, bingo, crafts, potluck luncheonsand educational speakers/classes. The service activities mayinclude nutrition meal sites, telephone reassurance,transportation and more. All seniors are invited to attend theCenters at any time.The nutrition program for the elderly provides older persons theopportunity for low cost, nutritious noon hot meals in groupsettings. Transportation to and from mealsites is provided onrequest. Donations for meals are contributed to the programaccording to each participant’s ability to pay. One must be sixtyyears old or older in order to qualify for this program.Berlin Senior Center142 Water StreetBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-5422Meals served Monday through Friday, except holidays.Center open 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Monday-Friday.85Some <strong>of</strong> the services and activities include: telephonereassurance, transportation, shopping for shut-ins, SocialSecurity assistance, swimming, singing group, support group forwidows/widowers, recreational activities and trips, immunizationclinics, and more.<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> Dartford Bay Apartments504 Mill Street<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941(920)294-6391 or (920)294-4070Meals served Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, exceptfor holidays.<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> Senior Civic Center466 Scott Street<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> WI 54941(920)294-3082Regular meetings are held the second and fourth Thursdays <strong>of</strong>the month with a potluck lunch served. Services and activitiesinclude: telephone reassurance, card parties, exercise class andspeakers.Kingston, Dalton, Marquette Senior Club (KDB)Legion Building561 Main StreetKingston WI 53939KDM Senior Club meets the third Thursday <strong>of</strong> the month for apotluck lunch, bingo and cards. Occasional guest speakers.Manchester Senior ClubN1645 SchoolManchester WI 53945(920)398-228286
Markesan Senior ClubMarkesan <strong>Community</strong> Building150 S. Bridge StreetMarkesan WI 53946(920)398-3031Markesan Senior Club meets the 2 nd and 4 th Friday at noon for apotluck lunch followed by cards and bingo.Princeton Senior Center212 Howard St.Princeton, WI 54968(920)295-8864Meals dropped <strong>of</strong>f at Center if pre-ordered.The Princeton Senior Center is open from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. Boardmeetings are held the 1 st Wednesday <strong>of</strong> the month, businessmeetings are the 2 nd Thursday <strong>of</strong> the month and potlucks are thelast Thursday <strong>of</strong> the month. Services and activities include: cardplaying, bingo, and crafts.Vista Valley Apartments302 Grand AvenueMarkesan, WI 53946(920) 398-3505 or 1-800-664-3588Meals served Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, exceptfor holidays.Home Delivered Meals<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Department <strong>of</strong> Health & Human ServicesAging/Long Term Care Unit(920)294-40701(800)664-358887The purpose is to provide nutritionally balanced hot meals forthose who have no way <strong>of</strong> preparing meals themselves and whoare physically or mentally unable to attend a mealsite. Eligibilityis periodically reviewed and participants are encouraged toattend mealsites, when possible.Berlin Hospital Mobile Meal ProgramBerlin Memorial HospitalSocial Services Department225 Memorial DriveBerlin WI 54923(920)361-1313The Berlin Hospital Mobile Meal Program is designed to insurethat a nutritious meal is provided to homebound Berlin arearesidents who would not otherwise be able to receive a dailybalanced meal. The program is for those elderly, disabled orconvalescent Berlin area residents that are temporarily orpermanently unable to leave their homes even whentransportation is available or when a relative is unavailable tohelp. All participants in the Mobile Meals Program will have theireligibility for service screened on a quarterly basis by the MobileMeals Board. The Program is administered by the BerlinHospital Auxiliary.SHARE Program1(800) 548-2124Berlin Armory147 Memorial DriveBerlin, WI 54923920-361-3929A low-cost food program providing monthly food packages,including meats, produce, groceries and nutrition information.No eligibility requirements - anyone can participate.88
POLICEBerlin Police DepartmentP.O. Box 272108 North CapronBerlin, WI 54923Fax #(920)361-5405Emergency 911Non-emergency (920)361-2121Police Records & Administration (920)361-0444DaltonEmergency 911Non-emergency (920)398-3252<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> City Police Department534 Mill Street,P.O. Box 216<strong>Green</strong><strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941Fax#(920)294-3225Emergency 911Non-emergency (920)294-6333<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Sheriff's Department<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941Emergency 911Non-Emergency (920)294-4000Records & Administration (920)294-4134Crime Stoppers 1-800-438-8436KingstonEmergency 911Non-emergency (920)398-3252ManchesterEmergency 911Non-emergency (920) 398-325289Markesan Police Department150 S. Bridge Street, P.O. Box 352Markesan, WI 53946Fax#(920)398-8127Emergency 911Non-emergency (920)398-2121Records & Administration (920)398-2121MarquetteEmergency 911Non-emergency (920)398-3252Princeton Police DepartmentP.O. Box 53Princeton, WI 54968Fax#(920)295-3441Emergency 911Non-Emergency(920)295-6250RED CROSS CHAPTER OF GREEN LAKE COUNTYRed Cross/ADVOCAPWebsite: www.newredcross.orgNorth River Center163 W. Huron StreetBerlin WI 54923(920)361-4490 or (1-888-231-3590SALVATION ARMY OF GREEN LAKE COUNTYJoEllen WichmanField RepresentativeOffice: (262)375-5996e-mail: joellen_wichman@usc.salvationarmy.org90
Susan Sleezer,Social Services Unit Manager(920) 294-4070Berlin(920)361-0488Leave Message and someone will return call.See page 44, “Salvation Army” & page 62, “Homeless Shelters”.SCHOOLSBerlinBerlin High SchoolWebsite: www.berlin.k12.wi.us222 Memorial DriveBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-2000Berlin Middle School289 E. Huron StreetBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-2441Clay Lamberton Elementary School259 East Marquette StreetBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-2442Washington School344 Broadway StreetBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-201291All Saints Catholic SchoolWebsite: www.allsaintsberlin.org151 South Grove StreetBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-1781St. John's Lutheran School146 Mound StreetBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-0555www.sjlsberlin.com<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong><strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> Public SchoolWebsite: www.greenlakeschools.com612 Mill Street PO Box 369<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941(920)294-6411Peace Lutheran School435 Walker Avenue<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941(920)294-3509MarkesanMarkesan District SchoolsWebsite: www.markesan.k.12.wi.us100 Vista BoulevardPO Box 248Markesan, WI 53946(920) 398-2373Faith Lutheran SchoolHighway 73Markesan, WI 53946920)398-317192
PrincetonPrinceton Public SchoolsWebsite: www.princeton.k12.wi.usHighway 23PO Box 147Princeton, WI 54968(920)295-6571St. John the Baptist Catholic School125 Church StreetPrinceton, WI 54968(920)295-3541STATE AGENCIES & TOLL-FREE NUMBERSAARP PrudentialWebsite: https://aarphealthcare.com/1(800)523-5800AIDSWebsite: www.aids.orgNational 1(800)342-2437 or Wisconsin 1-800-334-2437TTY #: 1-800-243-7889Alzheimer’sWebsite: www.alz.org1(800)272-3900American Cancer Society1(800)227-2345American Heart AssociationWebsite: www.heart.org1(800)242-923693Arthritis <strong>In</strong>formationWebsite: www.arthritis.org1650 S. 108 th StreetWest Allis WI 532341(800)242-9945Attorney GeneralWebsite: www.doj.state.wi.us(608)266-1221Auto & Highway Safety ComplaintsWebsite: www.saferoads.org1(800)424-9393Banking CommissionerWebsite: www.wdfi.org(608)261-7578Berlin Health Network Mental Health ServicesWebsite: www.chnwi.org1(800)236-1283Better Business Bureau <strong>of</strong> WI, <strong>In</strong>c.1(800)273-1002Board on Aging and Long-Term CareState OfficeWebsite: www.longtermcare.wi.gov1(800)242-1060Cancer <strong>In</strong>formation Services for WI1(800)422-6237Christine Ann Regional Domestic AbuseWebsite: www.christineann.net1(800)261-599894
Consumer Products Safety ComplaintsWebsite: www.cpsc.gov1(800)422-7128Consumer Protection (Bureau <strong>of</strong>)<strong>In</strong>formation CenterWebsite: www.ftc.gov(608) 224-4954DEAF & HEARING IMPAIRED ASSISTANCEWebsite: http://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/sensory/Dept. <strong>of</strong> Financial <strong>In</strong>stitutions1-800/452-3328Drug Tip Line1(800)622-DRUGFarmers Assistance Hot Line1(800)942-2474Federal Consumer <strong>In</strong>formation CenterWebsite: www.consumeraction.gov1-800-878-3256Federal <strong>In</strong>come Tax <strong>In</strong>formationWebsite: www.irs.gov1(800)829-1040General <strong>In</strong>formation - Nationwide1(800)829-3676 - Tax Form1(800)829-4059 - Hearing ImpairedFraud in Government Programs1(800)424-5454General Health <strong>In</strong>formation (National Health <strong>In</strong>fo Center –NHIC)1(800)336-4797<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> Health & Human Services Crisis Line(920)294-4000(After 4:30 p.m. weekdays, weekends and holidays)Handicapped National Hotline1(800)424-8567Hazardous Waste <strong>In</strong>formation EPA Center/ Right to KnowWebsite: www.EPA.GOV1(800)424-9346High Risk <strong>In</strong>surance <strong>In</strong>formation (HIRSD)1(800)828-4777<strong>In</strong>formation for people unable to get insurance because they are"high risk"HIV-Spanish1(800)344-7432<strong>In</strong>surance CommissionerWebsite: www.oci.wi.gov1(800)236-85177:45 a.m. - 4:30 p.m9596
Lawyer referral and information service1(800)362-9082(608)257-4666Free answers to simple legal questions.Legal Services <strong>of</strong> Northeast Wisconsin1(800)236-1128Legislative Hotline1(800)362-9472Leukemia Society <strong>of</strong> America-WI Chapter1(800)261-7399Library <strong>of</strong> Congress for Blind and Physically Handicapped1(800)424-91008:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday-FridayMedicaid Recipient Hotline1(800) 362-3002Medicare Part B Wisconsin Physician’s Services(877) 567-7176Medicare1(800)638-68338:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.Monday - FridayFor names <strong>of</strong> doctors for second opinions.Medi-Gap Health Line1(800)242-1060Medi-Gap Health line. <strong>In</strong>surance information and questions.Counsel people going on Medicare looking for supplementalinsurance. 97Medi-Gap Hotline for the Hearing & Speech ImpairedPersons - Relay Service1(800)947-3529National Child Abuse Hotline1(800)422-4453National Health <strong>In</strong>formation Center (NHIC)1 (800) 336-4797Ombudsman Program1(800)242-1060<strong>In</strong>formation and complaints about nursing homes andgovernment programs.Poison Control1(800)815-8855orChildren’s Hospital <strong>of</strong> WI1-800-222-1222Public Service CommissionWebsite: www.psc.wi.gov1-888-816-3831Regulation & Licensing1(800)435-7287Social Security Administration1(800)772-1213Social Security - <strong>In</strong>formation1(800)772-121398
S.S.I. Medical Assistance Unit1(800)888-7989Social Security Office1(800)772-1213State Office <strong>of</strong> Consumer AffairsWebsite: www.wdfi.org/wca1-800-452-3328State Bar <strong>of</strong> Wisconsin(608)257-3838Theda Clark Regional Medical Center1(800)236-3122Tourism <strong>In</strong>formation for <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong>1(800)253-7354Toxic Chemicals/Oil Spills & Hazardous Waste1(800)424-8802Travel Hotline-For Road Conditions1(800)762-3947Veteran's Administration1(800)827-1000Western Union-Service for the Visually Handicapped1(800)325-6000Telegram service in Braille or large-type letters that can be sentTo the blind and visually handicapped.Wisconsin <strong>Community</strong> Action Program(608)244-4422Wisconsin Department <strong>of</strong> Natural <strong>Resources</strong>(920)361-314999Wisconsin Department <strong>of</strong> Agriculture, Trade, and ConsumerProtectionWebsite: www.datcp.state.wi.us1-800-422-7128Wisconsin Housing & Economic Development Authority(WHEDA)(608) 266-78841 (800) 334-6873www.wheda.comWomen's Health & Resource Center1(800)236-1283 ext. 5727or (920)361-5727SUPPORT GROUPSALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS (AA)HOTLINE (920) 922-7512Fond du LacOrHOTLINE (608) 222-8989Website: www.area75.orgAlcoholics Anonymous (AA) Support GroupsADAMSAdams Alano Club House#1093 <strong>County</strong> Road M, East 53910Adams WISunday, 12 noonMonday, 7:00 p.m.Wednesday, 7:00 p.m.Friday, 10:00 a.m.Saturday 7:00 p.m.100
BERLINSunday, 6:30 p.m.Berlin Memorial Hospital – Basement225 Memorial DriveBerlin WI 54923Friday, 8:00 p.m.Senior Center142 Water StreetBerlin, WI 54923GREEN LAKETuesday, 9:00 a.m.Our Lady <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Lake</strong> Church530 Ruth Street(Enter back door)<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> WI 54941Wednesday, 5:30 p.m.Federated Church <strong>of</strong> <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>489 Scott Street<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> WI 54941Women’s meetingSaturday, 8:00 p.m.<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> City Hall534 Mill St. (enter on Water Street)<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941MONTELLOMonday, 5:00 p.m. Women’s MeetingTrinity Methodist Church3032 Park StreetMontello WI 53949101Friday, 7:00 P.M.Trinity Methodist Church3032 Park StreetMontello WI 53949PRINCETONTuesday, 7:00 p.m.St. John’s Catholic Church 1211 W. Main StreetHwy 73 North (enter back door)Princeton WI 54968Thursday, 10:00 a.m.Saturday 11:00 a.m.Jubilee Fellowship Church325 Sunnyview Lane(back door, below water tower)Princeton WI 54968Thursday, 7:00 p.m.Emmanuel United Methodist Church102 W. Harvard(across from Kwik Trip)Princeton WI 54968NESHKOROWednesday, 7:00 p.m.St. James Catholic ChurchHwy 73 North (enter side door)Neshkoro WI 54960REDGRANITEMonday, 7:30 p.m.Civic Center202 Pine River StreetRedgranite, WI 54970 102
RIPON1st Sunday <strong>of</strong> the month, 10:00 a.m.AA (Open Breakfast Meeting)Speaker at 11:00 a.m.Royal RidgesHwy 23 WestRipon WI 54971Monday 7:00 p.m.St. Peter’s Episcopal Church217 Houston StreetRipon WI 54971(Red door/across from Republican House –east entry – basement)Wednesday, 7:00 p.m.City Hall Building100 Jackson Street(Hwy 23 & Watson St)(Enter back door on Jefferson Street)Ripon WI 54971Thursday, 7:00 p.m.St. Peters Church217 Houston (enter back door)Ripon WI 54971Saturday 9:00 a.m.Ripon <strong>Community</strong> Church155 State StreetRipon WI 54941WAUTOMASunday 2:00 p.m.All Area Counseling719 W Main StreetWautoma WI 54982Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.Waushara <strong>Community</strong> ChurchSTH 21 and 22 nd StreetWautoma, WI 54982Thursday, 10:00 a.m.Hope Lutheran ChurchBean Street & Mt. Morris (behind A & W)Wautoma, WI 54982Thursday, 7:30 p.m.Hope Lutheran ChurchBean Street & Mt. Morris (behind A & W)Wautoma, WI 54982WESTFIELDSunday, 7:00 p.m.Ethel Everhard Memorial Library108 E. 3rd St.Westfield, WI 53964WILD ROSESunday 7:30 p.m.Wild Rose Hospital601 Grove Avenue – BasementWild Rose, WI 54984103104
Wednesday 7:30 p.m.Wild Rose Hospital601 Grove Avenue – BasementWild Rose, WI 54984AL-ANON – FAMILY GROUPS (AFG)CLOSED AL-ANON MEETINGSADAMSTuesday 7:00 p.m.Trinity Lutheran Church1165 Grant StreetAdams WI 53910BERLINSunday 6:30 p.m.Berlin Memorial Hospital222 Memorial DriveBerlin WI 54923GREEN LAKETuesday, 9:00 a.m.Our Lady <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Lake</strong> Church530 Ruth Street(Enter back door)<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> WI 54941PORTAGEMonday 10:00 a.m.United Methodist Church1804 New Pinery RdPortage WI 53901105PRINCETONTuesday, 7:00 p.m. - OpenSt. John’s Catholic Church1211 W. Main StreetHwy 73 North (enter back door)Princeton WI 54968WAUTOMAMonday 12:05 p.m.Hope Lutheran Church301 E Mount Morris AvenueWautoma WI 54982Wednesday 6:30 p.m.Hope Lutheran Church301 E Mount Morris AvenueWautoma WI 54982WILD ROSEMonday 6:30 p.m.Wild Rose Hospital601 Grove Avenue – BasementWild Rose, WI 54984ALATEEN MEETINGSWAUTOMAWednesday 6:30 p.m.Hope Lutheran Church301 E Mount Morris AvenueWautoma WI 54982106
WINNEBAGO LAND CENTRAL OFFICE280 N Main StreetFond du Lac, WI 54935(920)922-7512Hotline 24 hoursOTHER SUPPORT GROUPSCaregiver's Support GroupContact <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong><strong>County</strong> – Aging/LTC Unit(920)294-40701(800)664-3588Call for Dates and Times <strong>of</strong> meeting (usually held at the BerlinSenior Center.)COMMUNITY HEALTH NETWORK SUPPORT GROUPS:<strong>Community</strong> Health Network/Berlin Memorial Hospital providessupport groups and educational groups on various topics. Some<strong>of</strong> the regular groups are:Cancer Support Group meets the 2 nd Tuesday <strong>of</strong> each month atthe Berlin Memorial Hospital at 7:00 p.m.Diabetes Support Group meets at selected dates and times,published in the newspaper. Contact 1-920-361-5480 or 1-800-236-1283 ext 5480.Stroke Support Group Only Meets the 1 st Thursday <strong>of</strong> eachmonth at 1:30 p.m. at Juliette Manor Nursing Home, 169 EastHuron St. Berlin WI 54923. Telephone: 1-920-361-3092.Meets April – November107Other support groups and educational groups on various topicsare held throughout the year as need and interest arises. Anyquestions on further topics or programs can be directed to<strong>Community</strong> Relations 1-920-361-1313.Website: www.communityhealthnetwork.orgLiving with Cancer Support GroupContact Ripon Memorial HospitalLinda Powell(920)748-3101, ext. 1341(800)800-7085Lymes Disease Support GroupContact St. Elizabeth Hospital1506 S. OneidaAppleton, WI 54915(920)738-20001(800)362-9900 (Nurse Direct)1(800)223-7332Meets 7:00 p.m. third Monday <strong>of</strong> month at the St. ElizabethHospital, Helen G. Fowler Conference Center.St. Agnes Hospice Hope/Central Wisc. BranchSt. Agnes Hospital114 N. Pearl StreetBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-0586 or 1(800)236-4156Hospice Hope is a program for persons with a limited lifeexpectancy. An inter-disciplinary team works with patients andtheir families, dealing with their physical, emotional, social andspiritual needs, at a time when a curative approach to care is nolonger available. All families who need and desire hospice hopewill receive routine home care services by a nurse and socialworker regardless <strong>of</strong> financial resources and available insurance.108
HHA services are also provided along with volunteer support toallow persons to stay in their own homes.TRANSPORTATIONAll areas <strong>of</strong> <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> are provided with "response tocall-in", door-to-door transportation services to any person 55years <strong>of</strong> age and older or any handicapped person. The priorityareas <strong>of</strong> the programs are to provide transportation to medicalappointments, congregate meal sites, and other personalappointments necessary for daily living. The services areavailable five days a week, Monday through Friday. Thetransportation director should be called two days before a localride is needed and one week before medical appointments inlarger cities. <strong>In</strong> <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> and Princeton, transportation isdone by volunteer drivers using private vehicles. <strong>In</strong> Berlin andMarkesan, transportation is done by a van this is equipped with awheelchair lift for the handicapped.Koeppen’s Medical Transport1-800-622-5711Will accept MABerlin Senior Center142 Water StreetBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-5422Wheel-Chair VanClassic Cab745 BroadwayBerlin,WI 54923(920)361-3616Fax: (920)361-2127109Classic Cab, LTD. is a transportation program funded by city,state and federal funds, which provides both taxi andambulance services.Trips are generally reserved for individuals in the Berlin Citylimits, however if there are enough drivers available, servicesmay extend outside city limits, but are dependent on thenumber <strong>of</strong> miles. If possible, it is recommended that trips bescheduled at least one day in advance to ensure availability.Classic Cab hours are as follows:M-F: 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (7:30 a.m - 8:00 a.m. is generallyreserved for transportation <strong>of</strong> schoolchildren)Sat.: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Sun.: 7:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.Fox River <strong>In</strong>dustries222 Leffert St.P.O. Box 69Berlin, WI 54923(920)361-3484<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> City Clerk (Area Served <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>)534 Mill StreetPO Box 216<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, WI 54941(920)294-6912Only Medical AppointmentsLogisticare1-866-907-1493Authorization/scheduling for mileage for medical assistancecovered appointments.110
PrincetonLois Jankowski(920)295-3956Southern <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong>Judy Bender(920)394-3008(Area Served: Markesan, Dalton, Manchester, Marquette,Kingston)State <strong>of</strong> Wisconsin - Department <strong>of</strong> TransportationDriver Licensing and TestingVehicle Registration and LicensingWebsite: http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/drivers/Beaver DamN7146 E. Plaza DriveBeaver Dam, WI 53916(920)885-4717M-Tues-F 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.Wed 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.Thurs. 10:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.Handicapped Parking PermitWisconsin Department <strong>of</strong> TransportationMadison WI1(800)924-3570 or 608-266-3041Monday – Friday 8 till 4:15Contact your local Wisconsin Department <strong>of</strong> Transportation for aform to apply for this permit. A physician must sign that there isa qualifying disability.Any person who is temporarily or permanently disabled byparaplegia, legal blindness, amputation or loss <strong>of</strong> use <strong>of</strong> a leg,foot or both hands, or other condition <strong>of</strong> disability so as not to beable to get about without great difficulty may request a specialpermit which entitles them to special parking privileges.BerlinArmory147 Memorial DriveBerlin, WI 54923(920)361-04389:45 a.m. - 3:45 p.m. 1 st Tuesday <strong>of</strong> each monthWautomaCity Hall210 E. Main StreetWautoma, WI 54982(920)787-7321 or 1-800-924-35709:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. 2 nd , 3 rd , 4 th Tuesday111112
Clerk <strong>of</strong> Courts(920)294-4142GREEN LAKE COUNTY GOVERNMENTSERVICES DIRECTORYwww.co.green-lake.wi.usProvides services to the public, legal pr<strong>of</strong>ession, lawenforcement, local, state, and federal agencies for criminal,traffic, small claims, civil and family cases. Also responsiblefor jury management services to the judiciary and thedefendants.<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong>'s current court records are maintained andpresented with the Director <strong>of</strong> State Courts in Madison throughthe Circuit Court Automation Program (CCAP). These recordscan be reviewed at wcca.wicourts.gov<strong>County</strong> Clerk(920)294-4005Issues marriage License; Hunting and Fishing Licenses; MaintainElection and <strong>County</strong> Board Records; Resolutions, Petitions andOrdinances; Accounts Receivable; Accounts Payable;Committee Activities; Tax Deed Property; Payroll; Retirement<strong>In</strong>formation; Personnel Records; <strong>County</strong> Health <strong>In</strong>surance; Life<strong>In</strong>surance; Dog Licenses<strong>County</strong> Treasurer(920)294-4018Responsible for the cash management process in the <strong>County</strong>.This includes collecting and receipting <strong>of</strong> all county money. This<strong>of</strong>fice coordinates the tax bill process and the collection <strong>of</strong> theproperty taxes. First installments <strong>of</strong> taxes are collected for theTown <strong>of</strong> Brooklyn and the Town <strong>of</strong> Kingston Town <strong>of</strong> Marquetteand the City <strong>of</strong> <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>, and second installments arecollected for all <strong>of</strong> the municipalities in <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong>.113The <strong>of</strong>fice also coordinates the assessment data with the localmunicipalities and the State <strong>of</strong> Wisconsin.Health & Human Services(920)294-4070See page 69-72, “Human Services”.Land Use Planning & Zoning(920)294-4026Assists towns with creating goals for their communities relativeto the way that they develop, and to regulate land uses withinthe county through the enforcement <strong>of</strong> comprehensive zoning,shoreland, subdivision, and floodplain ordinances, as well asrelated Wisconsin Administrative Codes, to achieve thosestated goals. The uses <strong>of</strong> land are regulated through apermitting process whereby applicants identify anticipated usesand structural setbacks and the department ensurescompliance with the applicable codes. Such uses are regulatedto maintain the health, safety, and welfare <strong>of</strong> the citizenry aswell as the integrity <strong>of</strong> the environment.Register <strong>of</strong> Deeds(920)294-4021Record Real Estate Records (Mortgages, Deeds, Easements,Land Contracts, etc.); File and issue certified copies <strong>of</strong> Birth,Marriage & Death Records; UCC Filings; Federal Tax Liens;Veteran’s Discharges114
Register in Probate (Circuit Court)(920)294-4042Maintains records and performs statutory functions pertaining to:Filing <strong>of</strong> wills; Estate Trusts; Adult and Juvenile Mental/AlcoholCommitments; Guardianships. Protective Placements andConservatorships; Adult and Juvenile Adoptions; JuvenileRecordsUniversity <strong>of</strong> Wisconsin – Extension Office(920)294-4032See page 24-26, “Education, Training and Employment”.Veteran’s Service Office(920)294-4123See Page 26 & 43, “Veteran’s Service Office”.Official <strong>County</strong> <strong>Directory</strong><strong>County</strong> Clerk’s <strong>of</strong>fice571 <strong>County</strong> Road APO Box 3188<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> WI 54941(920)294-4005website: http://www.co.green-lake.wi.us<strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong> has an <strong>of</strong>ficial <strong>Directory</strong> available for$2.00/book. This directory contains information on DistrictSupervisors, <strong>County</strong> Officers and Employees, <strong>County</strong>Departments, Law Enforcement, Courts, <strong>County</strong> Committees,Officers <strong>of</strong> all Towns, cities and Villages in <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>County</strong>.Contact: or send a self-addressed stamped envelope to <strong>County</strong>Clerk, Government Center, PO Box 3188, <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> WI54941115
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