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Snyder Park and Campground Attention Snyder Customers Snyder Park experienced extensive tree damage from tornados in December of 2021. Some campsites are missing the trees they once had. Over the next two years tree planting will be a priority for Snyder Park and Campground. If you have questions or concerns please call the Forestry and Parks Dept. at 715-743-5140. Admission Fee: Park use is free. Campsites range from $30 per night. Features Boat Launch Campsites Drinking Water Electrical Hookups at all Campsites NON-Electric Campsites are NOT Available at Snyder Firewood Fishing Access Flush Toilets Game Processing Area Ice Paved Roads Picnic Areas Play Areas Sanitary Dump Station (system flushing not allowed) Shelters Shower House ATV/UTV Trail Access and all sites are open to traffic. Please keep off grass areas. Located in the Town of Hewett, Section 11, Arndt Road. The peaceful and relaxing setting of Snyder County Park, offers a quality family recreational experience. This park and campground is located on the 28 acre Snyder Lake. Snyder is a no-wake lake, providing for slower paced water recreation. Recent improvements to Snyder Park and Campground have provided for exceptional camping opportunities. Direct access to the ATV trails from your campsite provides a unique camp and ride opportunity. Snyder Park does not have a sand beach area. Campsites are available for reservation May 1st through September 30th. Self-registration camping is available throughout the remainder of the year but please note that campground facilities are extremely limited during this time and we cannot guarantee access during these months. The heated shower building does remain open through the end of the nine day gun deer hunting season. As with all of our campgrounds, we do offer special rates for those who have extended stays. Please check out our Extended Stay Camping Policy for more information. Helpful Links: Campground Policies & Rules Camping Fees Snyder Park Campground Map Reservations Range of allowable firewood Off-Season Camping Online Reservation System Snyder Park and Campground W8046 Arndt Road Humbird, WI 54456 (715) 743-5140 County Forest Camping Application Extended Stay Camping Policy

Can you hear it? Nature is calling... Reserve a Site Online Off Season Camping Information To subscribe to campground & recreational trail updates CLICK HERE Forestry & Parks Parks and Campgrounds Beach Quality County Forest Application Policies More Snyder Park and Campground Get rolling at this campground. Site features trail access, shower house, and electrical. Read More > Levis Mound Recreational Area Find hiking, biking, and self guided trials and along with camping and a new trail center. Read More > Greenwood Park and Campground Enjoy a little time on the river and get in some fishing at this park and Campground. Read More > Mead Lake Park and Campground This RV-friendly campground has a variety of family activities including play areas for the kids. Read More > Rock Dam Park and Campground Enjoy a campground with all the amenities? Well, this is the spot (including ice/laundromat). Read More > Russell Memorial Park and Campground Want go get away but not unplug? This spot has WIFI, full RV hookups, and a store. Read More > Sherwood Park and Campground Fun sun and disc golf. This park has playground, disc golf course and picnic area. Read More > Wild Rock Park and Campground Wild Rock is a common destination spot for horseback and ATV pursuits. Read More > Hours: Mon-Fri: 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM | 517 Court St., Room 103 | Neillsville, WI 54456 | Phone: (715) 743-5140

< Back to Home Preparing for an emergency situation can save your life. Review the steps below and be better prepared. 517 Court Street, Room 201 | Neillsville, WI 54456 | Phone: (715) 743-5166 Toll Free: (866) 743-5144 1 Educate yourself on what to do in an emergency What to do in a tornado? Click here to learn more... 2 Put together a kit of essential items Home Emergency Kit Click here to learn more... 3 Sign up for alerts and receive notifications Visit the Clark County Emergency Management Page Click here to learn more... 4 Create a plan To see an example of a winter driving checklist click below. Click here to learn more...

School Groups Tubing or Lift Ticket: $10.00 each. Ski or Snowboard Equipment Rental: $10.00 each. Ski Lessons & Helmets: Free-Subject to Availability. Chaperones: Receive Free Ticket and Equipment Rental. School groups are a major part of what we do at Bruce Mound. By having school groups visit us we are both reaching individuals who may not have the means to experience winter alpine sports as well attempting to grow and expand our customer base. It is because of this dual opportunity that we provide the great discount pricing seen above. We also give all school groups several discount cards upon leaving the hill. These cards are to be used at the schools discretion as student rewards. The discount card will be eligible for use towards the student’s transaction total on their next visit during this season. School group rates do not apply during days open to the public except during special promotional events. School groups who attend during these special promotional events will not receive discount cards for these days. Home school groups receive the same rates as other school groups. All school groups must supply a copy of their tax exempt status

Rock Dam Park and Campground Admission Fee: Park use is free. Campsites range from $24 to $37 per night. Features 2 Shower Houses Boat Launch Campsites Convenience Store Drinking Water Electrical Hookups Firewood Fishing Access Flush Toilets Full R.V. Hookups Ice Paved Roads Picnic Areas Play Areas Sanitary Dump Station (system flushing not allowed) Pavilions for rent ATV/UTV Trail Access: Select sites allow ATV/UTV traffic. Not all roads are open to ATV/UTV traffic in Rock Dam Campground. See Map. Located in the Town of North Foster, Section 15, Camp Globe Road. Rock Dam is nestled in the heart of vast acreage of Clark County Forest Lands. Modern camping and recreation conveniences provide for multi-season outdoor experiences. The associated Rock Dam Lake offers substantial opportunity for water-based recreation and relaxation. Rock Dam County Park is a hub area for forest based recreation. ATV enthusiasts can enjoy immediate campsite trail access, with a wide variety of trail riding experiences. Campsites are available for reservation May 1st through September 30th. Self-registration camping is available throughout the remainder of the year but please note that campground facilities are extremely limited during this time and we cannot guarantee access during these months. A heated shower building does remain open through the end of the nine day gun deer hunting season. As with all of our campgrounds, we do offer special rates for those who have extended stays. Please check out our Extended Stay Camping Policy for more information. Helpful Links: Campground Policies & Rules Camping Fees Rock Dam Campground Map Reservations Range of allowable firewood Off-Season Camping Online Reservation System Rock Dam Park and Campground W10666 Camp Globe Road Willard, WI 54493 715-743-7116 (May 1st - Sept 31st) 715-743-5140 (business office) County Forest Camping Application Extended Stay Camping Policy Beach Water Quality

< Back to Health Programs & Services Immunizations - Adults & Children Immunization Hotline: 715-743-5292* Routine Vaccine Clinics To view the document in English or Spanish, click here Vaccine Offerings Influenza (Flu) and COVID-19 Vaccines Information About Influenza (Flu) & COVID Vaccines – Click Here Records Request Wisconsin Immunization Registry (WIR) Option 1: Access immunization records through the Public Immunization Record Access . Option 2: Fill out the Wisconsin Immunization Registry Record Release Authorization . For those born in Clark County in the year 1977 or later, please call the Clark County Health Department Immunization Hotline listed above. *Please leave a message, including first and last name, date of birth, and a call back number. Your call will be returned as soon as possible. If you are calling outside normal business hours, which are 8:00am to 4:30pm, your call will not be returned until the next business day. If you are looking to schedule a vaccine appointment, please try and call at least one day ahead of time. Tri-County Immunization Workgroup Clark, Marathon, and Taylor County Health Department Immunization Activities and Upcoming Events- Click here for more information! INFLUENZA (FLU) VACCINES TOP 14 QUESTIONS ABOUT CHILDHOOD VACCINATIONS RECOMMENDED VACCINATION SCHEDULES FOR WISCONSINITES WISCONSIN IMMUNIZATION LAW WISCONSIN SCHOOL REQUIRED VACCINES CHILD CARE REQUIRED VACCINES AAP RECOMMENDED CHILD AND ADOLESCENT IMMUNIZATION SCHEDULE AAF ADULT IMMUNIZATION SCHEDULE ACOG MATERNAL IMMUNIZATION SCHEDULE GRANDPARENTS FOR VACCINES IMMUNIZE.ORG COMMUNICABLE DISEASES DOING YOUR OWN RESEARCH VACCINE INFORMATION STATEMENTS ASK THE EXPERTS To report a public health emergency or communicable disease after hours, please contact Clark County Dispatch at (715) 743-3157. Our office is closed on significant holidays & days of recognition. Please click here for more information.

Marriage License Get Started Dog Licenses Get Started DMV Services Get Started Timber Cutting permits Get Started Download Paper Copy COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE The clerk is the official record keeper for many basic county functions and is responsible for providing public notice of many county activities and meetings. The clerk also plans and coordinates the monthly board agendas and serves as a secretary to the county board and other various county committees. One of the clerk's primary responsibilities is administering elections, which includes: Keeping the municipal clerks informed of election law changes through training Preparation and distribution of ballots Providing the municipal clerk's with election supplies Publishing legal notices The county clerk advises and informs candidates for county office as to the procedure necessary to get his/her name on the ballot, receives and files nomination papers for county office, checks and decides sufficiency of nomination papers, declaration of acceptance if elected, financial statements, and is the filing officer for county primary, general, judicial, and special elections. Licenses & Permits Issued In Wisconsin, marriage licenses are issued by the county clerks. The clerk must verify that the parties may marry and that the age and residency requirements are met before issuing a license. Wood cutting permits are also issued through the Clerk's Office. The Clerk's Office orders and distributes the dog tag supplies to all the municipal treasurers who collect these fees and issue the licenses in their municipalities. A small portion of the fees collected remains in the municipalities but the majority of the fees collected are turned over to the county. This money is used to pay out dog damage claims filed with the county. The county clerk reports to the executive, legislative, and judicial committee. County Code Elections Requesting Records & Information More Helpful Links My Vote Wisconsin Clark County Government Page District Information/Polling Locations Clark County Document Center Mission Statement It is the mission of the Clerk's Office to provide quality service to the citizens, county board, municipalities, and departments as provided in Chapter 59 of the Wisconsin State Statues. Christina Jensen County Clerk Email Clark County Courthouse | 517 Court Street Room 301 | Neillsville, WI 54456 | Ph: (715) 743-5148 Fx: (715 743-5154

< Back to Home ADRC Newsletter Go Digital ! Click here to get the newsletter sent to your email. The Aging and Disability Resource Center of Clark County Newsletter is published approximately 10 times a year. This publication contains information pertaining to persons 60+ years of age. January 2026 Newsletter February 2026 Newsletter March 2026 Newsletter April 2025 Newsletter May 2025 Newsletter June 2025 Newsletter July 2025 Newsletter August 2025 Newsletter September 2025 Newsletter October 2025 Newsletter November 2025 Newsletter December 2025 Newsletter 517 Court Street, Room 201 | Neillsville, WI 54456 | Phone: (715) 743-5166 Toll Free: (866) 743-5144

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What is CISM Services Who We Serve Resources Get Involved Contact Us About Us Clark & Jackson County CISM About Us Our Mission At Clark & Jackson County CISM, our mission is to provide immediate and evidence-based psychological support to individuals and organizations affected by critical incidents. We are committed to reducing the emotional impact of traumatic events through structured intervention, education, and long-term resilience-building strategies. Our Vision We envision a world where no one faces the psychological aftermath of trauma alone. Through proactive training, crisis intervention, and ongoing support, we aim to create resilient individuals, stronger communities, and healthier workplaces. Our Approach Our interventions are rooted in research and guided by the International Critical Incident Stress Foundation (ICISF) model, developed by Dr. Jeffrey T. Mitchell and Dr. George S. Everly. Our multi-component CISM model includes: • Pre-incident training to strengthen resilience. • Critical incident stress debriefings (CISD) for trauma processing. • One-on-one and group crisis interventions. • Long-term referrals to professional mental health services. Who We Serve We provide CISM support Clark and Jackson County first responders, healthcare professionals, educators, corporate teams, military personnel, and crisis-affected communities. Our services are designed for those facing high-stress environments where exposure to trauma is common. Please click here for more detailed information on who we serve. Meet Our Team Our team consists of licensed mental health professionals, trained peer supporters, and crisis response specialists with backgrounds in: • Emergency and disaster response • Military and veteran support services • First responder and healthcare crisis intervention • Workplace trauma and organizational resilience Each member is certified in Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) and trained in trauma-informed care, psychological first aid, and crisis counseling. • Jeremiah Blogdonovich • Chelsea Coyle • Elizabeth Jones • Kathryn Kinter • Stephanie Simonson • Andrea Anderson Our Partners & Affiliations We collaborate with leading organizations to ensure comprehensive, research-backed support: • International Critical Incident Stress Foundation (ICISF) • American Psychological Association (APA) – Trauma Division • National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) • Local and national first responder agencies Contact Us 📞 Crisis Support Helpline: (715-743-3400) for immediate assistance. 📧 Email: CISM@co.clark.wi.us 📍 Office Location: 517 Court Street, Room 503, Neillsville, WI 54456 🌐 Website: https://www.clarkcountywi.gov/ We are here for you—because mental health matters in every crisis.

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Bids Seasonal Weight Limits Policies Contact Us More Road Closures *No road closures at this time. Construction Delays *No construction delays at this time. 511 W. South Street | Loyal, WI 54446 | Ph: (715) 743-3680 | Brian Duell, Highway Commissioner