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CCFP Campground Policies & Rules CLARK COUNTY, WISCONSIN PARK SYSTEM Below is a list of general camping rules for Clark County Park System properties. ​ Clark County strives to make your visit with us a pleasurable experience. In an effort to accomplish this, we want to be as transparent as possible with our policies and rules. The below are some of our most frequently questioned policies, rules, and regulations. This is not an all-encompassing list. As a camper and park user you agree to abide by all policies, rules, the Clark County Ordinances, and any administrative ruling deemed by Clark County Forestry & Parks Committee and its authorized agents. Camping Permits & Check IN/OUT Time Check in time is 3:00pm. Early check in is not promised and is based on check out time of previous occupant. Check out time is 1:00pm. Late checkouts may be charged an additional nights camping fee. Camping permits shall only be allowed at designated campsites except for authorized camping in the county forest. Camping permit must be obtained before setting up camp. Any person obtaining a permit shall be 18 years or older. Permits are non-transferable, non-refundable and may be revoked at the county’s sole discretion. All campers shall comply with permit conditions. Reservations, Camping Season & Conditions Reservations can be made for eligible campgrounds and reservable campsites from May 1st through September 30th, the reservation season. To make a reservations visit webtrac.co.clark.wi.us. Reservations are taken up to a maximum of 400 days in advance of check-in date, must be made at least three (3) days in advance of check-in date, and reserve for a minimum of two (2) nights. Within three (3) days all unreserved campsites are first come first serve. Please be sure to check that the site you select will work for your camping unit and also the dates that you are reserving for are correct. If a site has been reserved via the reservation system, it will remain held for the reserved party whether or not the party shows up and uses the site. Reserved sites will not be sold again unless approved by park management. Reservation changes will require another $10 reservation fee. Reservations lasting longer than six (6) nights may be eligible for an “Extended Stay Camping Discount”. All reservations lasting longer than six (6) nights are subject to the “Extended Stay Camping Policy ” RESERVE Vehicle Permits - Levis Mound Trails and Lake Arbutus Boat Landings A vehicle admission permit is required for any motor vehicle that is using the boat landings on Clark Co. property around Lake Arbutus. There are four boat landings on Lake Arbutus. Levis Mound trail system requires a vehicle pass to be displayed if you are biking or cross country skiing. Parking areas are monitored by the Clark County Sheriffs Dept. There is self registration available or click below for online purchase. ​ ​ ​ ​ Off Season Camping & Seasonal Water Systems October thru April are non-reservable months and sites are available on a first come, first serve basis where self-registration is required. Availability of camping amenities in the off-season is primarily dependent on weather and environmental factors. Snyder Campground, Russell Memorial Campground, Rock Dam Campground, and Mead Lake Campground are the only County campgrounds which contain a heated shower building and they may remain open to campers through the completion of the gun deer season. Clark County reserves the right to change these beginning and end dates, without prior notice. ​ Cancellations/Refunds Cancellations can be completed online, by phone or in person through the Business Office during business hours. Select reservations can also be cancelled online via department reservation website. Cancellations made ten (10) calendar days or more prior to reservation start date will receive a credit on their household account for the amount of the reservation that is paid minus all non-refundable reservation or cancellation fees. All credits on accounts expire one calendar year from date of creation. Credits on accounts can be used for purchases through the reservation system and are not eligible for redemption through self-registration envelopes. Credits on accounts below $850.00 in value can be surrendered for a check refund of 50% credit value. Credits on accounts $850.00 or more in value can be surrendered for a check refund of 75% credit value. Cancellations made less than ten (10) calendar days before reservation start date are not eligible for a credit on their account. Individuals may only reschedule their reservation to a new date in the future. Refunds for early departures and cancellations made during a reservation, including the morning of the reservation start date, are subject to administrative review and an “Administrative Refund Application” must be submitted to the Clark County Forestry and Parks Business Office with this request. The “Administrative Refund Application” must be submitted within two (2) business days of reservation termination. ​ Fees All fees are determined by the Forestry and Parks Committee, per night, per camping unit, per amenities present at the selected site regardless of use. For sites designated as multiple-unit occupancy, the additional unit will be required to pay all fees applicable to the site stayed on at the point of reservation. All fees must be paid prior to setup and permits displayed on provided site post. There is a $10.00 reservation fee applied to each reservation that is made. The reservation fee applies to every reservation, even when multiple reservations are made at the same time or for the same period. ​ Provided Information All measurements and amenities, including, but not limited to, electric service amperage, “Site Dimensions”, “Pad Dimensions”, “Site Size” & “Unit Max”, are provided to the best of the department’s current knowledge with no guarantee of accuracy. It is the camper’s responsibility to ensure that the site they are selecting for a reservation will work adequately for their desired experience. No guarantees are provided that your camping unit and additional items will fit within the site boundaries based on these measurements. Site dimension measurements are typically taken at the narrowest point of the campsite area. The true open square footage of a campsite may vary from the size that is listed. “Unit Max” measurements are provided as a best guess to the size of unit that will comfortably fit within the site. A camping unit larger than listed may be placed on the campsite as long as it fits within the campsite boundaries. ​ State Codes & Utilities State code requires a minimum separation of ten (10) feet between camping units. All water spigots will be fitted with a backflow prevention device at the beginning of the season and must remain on the water spigot. Using a splitter or removing the backflow prevention device is a direct violation of state code. Sewer caps must be on at all times. Draining of grey or black water onto the ground is strictly prohibited by State Code and will not be tolerated at any time. ​ Campsite Occupancy/Camping Party One camping party shall consist of no more than eight persons, regardless of age and shall include at least one adult. One designated campsite shall be occupied by only one recreational trailer, motorhome, pickup camper, sleeping tent or other authorized camping unit unless expressly authorized. One additional 4 person tent or smaller will be allowed. Screen tents are permitted as an addition to a camping unit. ​ Campsites Campers are not allowed to “sprawl” onto adjacent campsites or public spaces. All items, including vehicle and trailers, must fit on camper’s campsite. Campsites must be clean at all times. Boat docking/mooring is not promised with any campsite reservation. All waterfront shoreline is available on a first come first serve basis and also serves as public access to the water. To allow as much use as possible, we ask that when a boat is not in use that you please trailer it. ​ Vehicles/Parking Campsites at a designated campground shall NOT have more than 2 cars or trucks, or 4 motorcycles and no cars or trucks, or, 3 motorcycles and 1 car or truck. Extra vehicles must park in the campground parking lots. Vacant campsites are not parking lots. ​ ATV/UTV Operation ATV and UTV operation within a campground is only allowed in designated areas. Obey all signage, county ordinance and state laws. Operation of ATVs and UTVs are not allowed in all campgrounds. Know the rules of the campground before you make your reservation. Clark Co. Parks and Campgrounds ​ Motorized Devices No person shall operate or use a golf cart, electric scooter, unlicensed vehicle, or mini-bike unless expressly authorized. ​ Quiet Time & Visitors Quiet time is from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. daily. Campers are prohibited from setting up or tearing down their campsite during quiet hours. Guests are welcome in the campground between the hours of 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.; however the camper is responsible for their guests (and their guests’ actions) while in the campground. Guests are not allowed to park on vacant or unregistered campsites. If your site already has the maximum allowed for vehicles (2 per site) the registered camper is responsible to direct their guests to park in public parking areas. ​ Firewood/Campfires Any firewood transported into a Clark County campground must originate from within Clark County. Firewood supply must be maintained in a neat pile. Firewood cannot be delivered into the campground by an outside vendor. Do not burn garbage. Campers may collect dead and down firewood within a campground. Cutting of live trees is strictly prohibited. Burning firewood outside of designated fire ring is strictly prohibited. Campfires cannot be left unattended. Campfires are not permitted in upright cooking grills. Campers shall not discard any matches, cigarettes, cigars, pipe ashes, embers, or other lit items without first completely extinguishing such items. Campground staff does not deliver firewood. ​ Fireworks No person shall possess, fire, discharge, explode or set off any squib, cracker or other explosive or pyrotechnic device containing powder or other combustible or explosive material within the boundaries of any county park, recreation area, campground or special use area except by permission of the committee or its authorized agent. ​ Noise Please be kind to your neighbors. No person shall, through the means of speakers, instruments, devices, vehicles or any activities produce unnecessary sounds or noise which may annoy or disrupt a person or interfere with a person’s enjoyment. ​ Generators ​ Generator use is typically not permitted. Campground managers have full discretion for generator use. Any camper/customer who needs to operate a generator because of a health condition will be required to reserve an electrical site if any is available and not use the generator unless an outage occurs. If the available electric site is not a preferred location for the customer, it is not a valid justification for the customer to refuse the electric site re-assignment and use a generator. Generators cannot be used anywhere else in the park. ​ ​ Destruction/Entry No person shall disturb, vandalize, damage, deface, remove, attach to, or destroy any trees, shrubs, plants, rocks, gravel, sand, dirt, berm, or other natural materials. This includes but is not limited to any county structures, buildings, fences, gates, posts, tables, and installation or construction areas. ​ Pets Pets are allowed in all county parks and campgrounds as long as they are at all times kept on a leash not more than eight feet long. Unless an individual requires a trained service animal due to a disability, animals are restricted from the following areas: beaches, playgrounds, and all public buildings. Pets shall be effectively restrained or under the owner's control at all times. No person shall allow a pet to deprive or disrupt the enjoyment or use of any area by others. Pet owners are required to pick up and properly discard of all pet waste. ​ Cleaning No person shall wash, clean or process vehicles, persons, animals, clothing, cooking utensils, fish or wild or domesticated game in any body of water, picnic area, playground, bathroom, shower building, park, boat landing, parking lot, roadway, or within 100 feet of any pump, fountain or drinking water outlet. If the processing of game is expressly authorized, persons shall discard cleaning remnants (i.e. animal carcass). ​ Dumping Stations Clark County Forestry and Parks does not offer honey wagon service. Needed services may be arranged with outside vendors, who are required to remove said waste from the park. Discharging said waste into dump stations is not permitted. Three is no charge for use of dumping stations for registered campers. There is a $10 fee for others to use the dump station. ​ Garbage/Recycling Dumpsters are only for registered campers use and for waste generated while camping. Bag all trash securely, place in dumpsters and close the dumpster after use. Registered campers leaving trash in fire rings or campsite will be issued a citation for littering. Prohibited items include flammables or toxic materials, furniture, appliances, tires, auto batteries, mattresses and carpets. CLARK COUNTY ENCOURAGES RECYCLING; CONTAINERS ARE LOCATED BY THE DUMPSTERS. No rummaging or scavenging is allowed in dumpsters or recycling bins. ​ Air Conditioned Units If campsite will not be used for more than 24 hours, camper is expected to turn off the air conditioning unit in the camper. Park staff may turn off power to the electric pedestal if a situation requires it. ​ Inquiries If you have specific questions, please contact the Clark County Forestry and Parks Department Business Office at (715) 743-5140 Monday-Friday from 8:00AM to 4:30PM. Email: ForestryParksReservations@co.clark.wi.us clarkcountywi.gov ​ Click here for a PDF version of the Campground Policies & Rules ​ ​ PURCHASE PASS Hours: Mon-Fri: 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM | 517 Court St., Room 103 | Neillsville, WI 54456 | Phone: (715) 743-5140

Vital Record Application Information Purchase Vital Records Online Click here to purchase certified records Regular Service via Mail For births, deaths, divorce, marriages or domestic partnership declarations/terminations complete the following. Note: Our office can issue divorce certificates from 01/01 2016 to present. All divorce information prior to 2016 is obtained from the Clerk of Courts Office . ​ Download and print appropriate Vital Record application form from list below. Complete all parts of the form and sign it. Enclose the following in an envelope: The completed form you have printed A self-addressed, stamped envelope. A money order or personal check payable to “Register of Deeds” ​Mail the completed form and appropriate fee to: Clark County Register of Deeds PO Box 384 Neillsville, WI 54456-0384 ​ Faxing a completed application to 715 743-5254 is an option with payment made by calling in credit card information to a Register of Deeds employee. ​ PLEASE NOTE: Major credit cards are accepted, including, Discover®, MasterCard®, or Visa®. A $1.50 convenience fee will be applied. ​ * Application Forms (Files are in Microsoft Word format. If you do not have Microsoft Word, you can download a free Word Viewer for Microsoft. Application Forms / Downloads Certificate Copy Fee - $20 per each type of certificate ordered. Additional copy of the same record ordered at the same time - $3.00 each. ​ Click the Folder for Forms/Downloads Acceptable identification required ​ Identification is required to apply in person. Expired documents will not be accepted. Original documents of identification: ONE of the following: State issued driver’s license or ID card U.S. government issued photo ID U.S. or Foreign passport Tribal or military ID card OR TWO of the following: Bank/earnings statement Current, dated, signed lease Health insurance card Utility bill or traffic ticket Vehicle registration/title

Community Health & Resource Fairs St. Bernard Catholic Church 400 N. 2nd Ave, Abbotsford, WI 54405 2024 Community Health & Resource Fairs Flyer 2024 Dates: February 8th April 11th June 13th August 8th October 10th Decemebr 12th 1:00pm-5:00pm Entrance East Side of Building Located in the Church Basement or Outside (Weather Permitting) St. Bernard Catholic Church food pantry open every Thursday from 1:00pm to 5:00pm. IMMUNIZATIONS: To verify eligibility and make an appointment, please call: 715-743-5292. Clark County Birth to 3 Early interventions to help children under the age of 3 improve early learning skills Taylor County Health Department Promotion of Services Vision Screenings Fee-Exempt Water Test Kits Car Seat Safety Checks Lead Screening Clark County Health Department Promotion of Services Car Seat Safety Checks Infant Safe Sleep Immunizations Reproductive Health Services Fee-Exempt Water Test Kits Oral Heath Services (Screening & Fluoride) Marathon County Health Department Promotion of Services Immunizations Nurse Family Partnership Program Fee-Exempt Water Test Kits Aspirus Health Promotion of Services Car Seat Safety Checks HEALTHFIRST Promotion of Services Reproductive Health Services Help with Enrolling those Eligible for WIC The Babies' Place Promotion of Services Diaper and Wipe Distribution (Diaper Sizes 0-7, Pull Ups 2T-5T). Help with TEFAP Enrollment for Food and Diaper Assistance Family Health Center of Marshfield, Inc. Promotion of Services Women, Infants, & Children Promotion of Services Help with Enrolling those Eligible for WIC HOLA Family support Assistance with interpretation and translation Resource Navigation Job Seeker Support Referrals to other nonprofit organizations Health Care Assistance Bilingual Navigators Resource Referrals Suicide Prevention Training H2N Outreach Program Legal assistance referrals to: Pro Bono and Low-Fee Legal Services Immigration and naturalization support Accredited Staff Assistance. Employment Law and Benefits Community Hispanic Heritage Month. We celebrate and foster cultural themes through music, dance, and art in collaboration with other organizations HMONG & HISPANIC Communication Network Project Influenza vaccinations Routine vaccine info per CDC Blood pressure, Diabetes, and vision screening Certified Health Navigators LENA Information/registration Healthy Living with Diabetes workshops Stop the Bleed Training Car Seat Training Connection to community resources Fall prevention programs *Vision screening and Fall prevention programs will start in fall of 2024. Indianhead Weekly home visits Sharing information on your child’s development Linking families to other resources in the community Helping families feel more empowered as parents Setting goals for themselves and their families Available services may vary based on county or residence.

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Emergency Management Local Emergency Planning Committee Resources Planning and Preparedness What We Do ​ Clark County Emergency Management performs the following functions within the county: Develop and distribute emergency management presentations, brochures, pamphlets, public service Develop and update emergency plans for all hazards impacting our community Develop, coordinate, and conduct emergency management training / exercise programs, announcements, and other relevant information for civic organizations, businesses, and the public Maintain the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) for Clark County Provide assistance for emergency response to emergencies and disasters Provide liaison with local, state, and federal authorities during emergencies and disasters ​ Four Phases of Emergency Management ​ Overview The department’s logo describes the four phases of Emergency Management and its ongoing process. Preparedness Preparedness is conducted before a disaster occurs in order to build emergency management capacity. It has three elements: the development of emergency response plans; training on our plans and possible hazards, practicing at putting the plans into effect (exercises); and public education. Preparedness planning seeks to anticipate problems and project possible solutions to minimize disaster damage. Response Response activities provide emergency assistance to save lives, preserve property, and protect the environment. A goal of all emergency responders is to reduce the probability of additional injuries or damage, and to start the recovery process as soon as possible. Recovery Recovery is the process of returning systems to normal levels, such as replacing a bridge that was washed away by flooding, or long term cleanup after a storm. Some activities can be accomplished in the short term, such as adding gravel to washed out roads; while other activities take years, such as rebuilding a community. Mitigation Mitigation activities normally occur before an emergency or disaster, or directly on the heels of a disaster. Such activities include installing sirens, adopting flood plain and/or zoning regulations, and creating building codes that include plans for storm shelters. The primary purpose for mitigation is to eliminate or reduce the probability of a disaster, such as a chemical spill or flood. It will include action to postpone, dissipate, or lessen the effects of the disaster. Responding to Emergencies in Clark County Clark County Emergency Management coordinates effective response and recovery efforts relating to natural and technological disasters and supporting the local communities and their citizens within Clark County. Through planning, training, and exercising, we prepare our citizens and our response personnel to help minimize the loss of lives and property. QUICK FACTS: Answers to Common Questions Answers to Frequently Asked Questions about Disaster Assistance. Wisconsin Disaster Assistance Overview of the Wisconsin disaster assistance options and process. 517 Court Street, Room 306 | Neillsville, WI 54456 | Ph: (715) 743-5100 Fx: (715 743-4350 Cell: (715) 429-0669

District Attorney Open Meeting Law Public Offender Locator Rights of Victims Worthless Checks Melissa Inlow District Attorney Matthew Kirkpatrick Assistant District Attorney Becky Short Victim Witness Coordinator Mission Statement It is the mission of the district attorney’s office to be firm, yet fair, in prosecuting the crimes and offenses that are the responsibility of a district attorney. ​ Summary ​ A brief description of matters customarily handled by the district attorney's office would include the following: ​ Prosecute all criminal matters including but not limited to burglary, theft, sexual assault, worthless checks, obstructing officers, forgery, criminal nonsupport, welfare fraud, disorderly conduct, battery, criminal damage, negligent homicide, and the possession, distribution, or otherwise prohibited acts with respect to drugs. Prosecute state forfeitures such as failure to abide by weatherization stipulations, certain wage claims, violations of Department of Agriculture regulations, open meeting law violations, and so on. As a somewhat separate category we also process all juvenile delinquency proceedings with respect to criminal activity and truancies. Traffic matters such as speeding, as well as traffic crimes such as operating while under the influence of an intoxicant, operating without a valid driver’s license, causing the death of a human being while operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicants, and so on. Our office does not handle traffic matters which are not criminal that occur in the various cities within the county, that is done by city attorneys. Prosecute county ordinance violations having a criminal statutory counterpart. District Attorney's Office | 517 Court St, Room 404 | Neillsville, WI 54456 | PH: (715) 743-5167 FX: (715) 743-5287

Management Plans Engineering Resources Events Staff DNR Runoff Advisory Forecast : http://www.manureadvisorysystem.wi.gov/runoffrisk/index Ascent Permit Management Suite Waterway & Wetland Permits Rent a No-Till Drill The Land Conservation Department has a 10' Great Plains No-till drill it rents out. Great Plains 1006 NT ​ Rental Rates $75 per use + $8 per acre $100 minimum ​ Call today and we can talk about how no-tilling crops can benefit your bottom line, soil health, and protect our precious waters of the county. ​ (715) 743-5102 Mission Statement It is the mission of the Land Conservation Department to promote and assist in wise land use decisions that preserve, protect, and enhance the natural resources of Clark County. The complete waste storage ordinance can be found in the Code of Ordinances Chapter 13: Water and Soil Conservation under “Government". ​ View Recently Approved Changes to Chapter 13 Here. ​ You need a permit from our department to: close an old manure storage (cost-share funds available with free engineering from Land Conservation Department.) change an existing manure storage build a new manure storage ​Includes adding a transfer system meaning any component used to convey wastes to storage, loading area or treatment area; feed pad leachate collection systems; milking center wastewater systems; bedded pack barns that leave wastes on the floor for more than 180 days; compost pile surfaces, etc. See details in Section 13-11 ​ Click here to view our fee schedule. ​ Use the planned/proposed animal units number for the calculation If you have a manure storage that had a permit on 05/18/1999 and after, you are required to have and implement a Nutrient Management Plan (call us for assistance and for cost-share funds). As a reminder, all Nutrient Management Plans are due April 1st of each year. NMP's received after April 1 may be subject to a citation. We have cost-share funds available for these and other practices: Well decommissioning (water wells not being used must be properly closed per DNR regulations) Waste storage closures Grassed Waterways Stream Crossings Wetland Ponds/Restorations 517 Court St, Room 102 | Neillsville, WI 54456 | Ph: (715) 743-5102 Fax: (715) 743-5108

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CLARK COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE Emergency, Life Threatening, & Crimes in Progress - 911 Non Emergency (715) 743-3157 | Toll Free (800) 743-2420 UPCOMING SHERIFF'S SALES PENNYMAC LOAN SERVICES v DALLAS M. ZENNER, et al MAY 22, 2024 @ 10am SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT FEES SHERIFF SALE NOTICE FORMAT Clark County Sheriff Sales At the time of the sale, 10% of the down payment will only be accepted in cash, a cashier's check, or a certified bank check. The balance of the bid that is to be paid to the Clerk of Courts after the Court's confirmation of sale must also be in cash, a cashier's check, or a certified bank check. The example of the Sheriff's Sale Notice is attached above. The highlighted areas show how to fill out the specific information needed. If you would like the form sent to you in WORD format, please contact the Civil Process Clerk at 715-743-5354. When scheduling a sheriff sale, please email your request to the Civil Process Clerk at: records@co.clark.wi.us or by mail: The Clark County Sheriff's Department Attn: Civil Process ​ 517 Court Street, Room 308 Neillsville, Wisconsin 54456 Bidding Procedure The opening bid is announced, anyone can bid on the property with the property being awarded to the highest bidder. ​ Eligible Third-Party Bidder Affidavit As of 10/1/18 , the Eligible Third-Party Bidder Affidavit will need to be completed prior to bidding on the sale. Please bring the completed form with you on the day of the sale. To print this form, please click here . Confirmation of Sale At a later date after the sale, the Court will hold a hearing called a C onfirmation of Sale. To obtain the date of the hearing, visit the Wisconsin Circuit Court Access Consolidated Court Automation Program (CCAP) via the internet at http://wcca.wicourts.gov/index.xsl Once the court confirms the sale, the balance of the successful bid must be paid to the Clerk of Courts Office in cash, a cashier's check, or a certified bank check no later than ten days after the hearing or else the 10% down payment is forfeited to the plaintiff. Cancellations/Adjournments Sales are subject to cancellation and/or adjournment at any time without notice. If you want to confirm that a sale is going to take place that day, please check the website. ​ Location/Time of Sale Clark County Sheriff Sales are held on Wednesdays at 10 AM on the third floor by the Sheriff's Office area of the Clark County Courthouse, located at 517 Court Street, Neillsville, Wisconsin. ​ Specific Information The Sheriff's Office does not have any specific information regarding the condition of a property being sold. Persons interested in obtaining information about a property are encouraged to contact the attorney or lender who is foreclosing on the property. The property is sold “as is”, is not available for viewing, and subject to all liens, encumbrances, and unpaid real estate taxes. ​ Terms Pursuant to said judgment, 10% of the successful bid must be paid to the Clerk of Courts Office at the time of the sale in cash, cashier's check, or a certified bank check, payable to the Clerk of Courts Office. Personal checks cannot and will not be accepted. The buyer must comply with minimum bidder qualifications as set forth in Wis. Stat. 846.155. The balance of the successful bid and the real estate transfer fee must be paid to the Clerk of Courts Office in cash, cashier's check, or certified funds, no later than ten 10 days after the court's confirmation of the sale or else the 10% down payment is forfeited to the Plaintiff. The property is sold as is, is not available for viewing, and subject to all liens, encumbrances, and unpaid real estate taxes. Clark County Sheriff's Office | 517 Court St, Room 308 | Neillsville, WI 54456

Parks and Campgrounds Recreational Trails Bruce Mound Levis Mound Trails Fairgrounds County Forest Other More Hit the Trails Learn More Follow us on Facebook! Bruce Mound Winter Sports Area Campground Policies & Rules Annual Report, Forms & Opinion Polls Clark County Fairgrounds County Map Documents About Us Quick Links Mission Statement ​ It is the mission of the Forestry and Parks Department to establish, develop, protect, maintain, and manage county parks, cam pgrounds, dams, forests, fairgrounds, ski areas, and trail systems. We strive to provide dependable multi-season recreational opportunities for the public, while also providing a sustained yield of forest products and associated amenities. The main office is located in the courthouse, while most workers report to our maintenance shop located on County Highway B in Hewett Township. The department employs 13 full time workers and as many as 30 seasonal workers. Land Use Plan Clark County Forest 15 Year Comprehensive Land Use Plan. Click here for full plan For comments or questions contact: ForestryParksReservations@co.clark.wi.us Online Reservation System Reserve a Campsite... Book a Facility... Purchase a Permit... Buy a Season Pass... Gift Certificates Give the gift of adventure! Hours: Mon-Fri: 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM | 517 Court St., Room 103 | Neillsville, WI 54456 | Phone: (715) 743-5140

ADS | Adult Development Services | Greenwood, WI Providing Quality Rehabilitative Work Services Vocational Programs Outsourcing Capabilities Products For Sale Hire an Individual Contact Us Outsourcing Capabilities Let us work for you! ​ ADS relies on outsourced work from area businesses to provide individuals with valuable paid work options. By actively engaging in work activities, ADS clients gain work skills and confidence that empowers them to succeed in their communities. Contracting with ADS for your light manufacturing or service needs is a win/win situation for your business and our clients. Adding employees to your payroll to complete small run or short term jobs is expensive. Outsourcing work to ADS can save your company money while still maintaining high quality standards. ADS provides the manpower, supervision, and quality control so you don't have to. ​ Light manufacturing: ADS clients have performed a wide variety of manufacturing tasks. We currently assemble small mechanical parts, construct shipping crates and pallets, package gift items, bag parts and manuals, perform mailing operations, and other related tasks. ADS also operates its own delivery truck which provides for the timely and convenient pick up and delivery of your product. Please email our production manager to discuss your manufacturing needs. ​ Food Service: The ADS commercial kitchen prepares meals for day care, nutrition, and institutional sites throughout Clark County. Great care is taken to ensure nutritional standards are met while providing flavorful options. If your group, organization, or business has a need for high quality food service on a regular basis, please contact our food service manager for more information. Community Contractual Services: ADS performs a number of jobs in the community. In season our clients, along with a supervisor, maintain over thirty commercial and residential lawns. We also provide year round janitorial service to a number of businesses throughout Clark County. If you live in the area and have a lawn that needs mowing or a building that needs cleaning, please contact our production manager . Feel free to contact us with questions and/or comments.