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Dodge County
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For more information on the committees you can contact the county clerk at (920) 386-3602 or email at kgibson@co.dodge.wi.us. Information can also be found on their website http://www.co.dodge.wi.us/countyboard/index.html or in the county directory http://www.co.dodge.wi.us/countyclerk/Dodge%20County%20Directory.pdf .
Health Facilities Committee
Contact Information: Larry Bischoff (920) 349-3096
Meetings: First Wednesday of the month.
What they do: The Committee shall act as an advisory and policy-making body for Clearview Long Term Care and Rehabilitation.
Other info: It is made up of five board members who are appointed by the Chairman and confirmed by the board.
Human Services and Health Board
Contact Information: Glenn Stousland (920) 887-9300
Meetings: First Wednesday of the month.
What they do: The Human Services and Health Board shall act as an advisory and a policy-making body for the Human Services and Health Department. The Human Services and Health Board shall have the powers and duties enumerated in Wis.
Stat. §46.23(5) as amended. Pursuant to Wis. Stat. §251.03(1), the Human Services and Health Board shall also act as the county board of health and shall have the powers and duties enumerated in Wis. State §251.04, as amended. Committees representing the client/patient groups served within the Department shall act in an advisory capacity to the Human Services and Health Board and keep the Board informed about the special needs of Dodge County residents.
Other info: It is made up of nine members appointed by the Dodge County Board of Supervisors. Three of those members are citizens. Each person serves a three year term.
Housing Authority Committee
Contact Information: Barbara Hagedorn (920) 386-2866
Meetings: Fourth Wednesday of the month
What they do: The Dodge County Housing Authority provides affordable housing opportunities for lower income people, including family, elderly, and special needs clients, in an environment which preserves the dignity of the client and in a manner which maintains the public trust.
Aging and Disability Resource Center Governing Board
Contact Information: Erik Pritzl (920) 386-3534 epritzl@co.dodge.wi.us
Meetings: Fourth Tuesday of every other month.
What they do: The Governing Board is an advisory Board to the Human Services and Health Department Board. It is organized under Section 46.283(6), Wis. Stats. for the purpose of providing oversight of policies and operations, identify unmet needs of consumers, ensure that frail enders and adults with disabilities have representation regarding the direction the ADRC takes to meet consumer needs.
Other info: The ADRC Governing Board shall consist of no more than fifteen (15) members. The composition of the Board must generally reflect the ethnic and economic diversity of the geographic area served by the ADRC. At least one-fourth of the membership of the Board must consist of individuals who belong to an ADRC client group or their family members, guardians or other advocates. The proportion of Board members representing elders and adults with physical or developmental disabilities shall be the same as the proportion of individuals in these target populations in the state. No Governing Board member shall be a Human Services and Health Department staff or person(s) receiving financial reimbursement as a provider of services funded by the Family Care or IRIS program dollars.
Transportation Advisory
Contact Information: Erik Pritzl (920) 386-3534 epritzl@co.dodge.wi.us
Meetings: Fourth Tuesday of every other month.
What they do: The purpose of the Committee is to protect and improve the quality of transportation services in Dodge County, assure that all people have the opportunity to access transportation services, act as a support system for volunteer drivers and other citizens involved in the delivery of transportation services, and coordinate all County transportation resources available to Dodge County residents.
Other info: The Transportation Advisory Committee shall consist of not more than fifteen (15) members. The members shall be representative of the consumers and Department staff that utilize or have interest in transportation services.
For more information on the committees you can contact the county clerk at (920) 386-3602 or email at kgibson@co.dodge.wi.us. Information can also be found on their website http://www.co.dodge.wi.us/countyboard/index.html or in the county directory http://www.co.dodge.wi.us/countyclerk/Dodge%20County%20Directory.pdf .
Health Facilities Committee
Contact Information: Larry Bischoff (920) 349-3096
Meetings: First Wednesday of the month.
What they do: The Committee shall act as an advisory and policy-making body for Clearview Long Term Care and Rehabilitation.
Other info: It is made up of five board members who are appointed by the Chairman and confirmed by the board.
Human Services and Health Board
Contact Information: Glenn Stousland (920) 887-9300
Meetings: First Wednesday of the month.
What they do: The Human Services and Health Board shall act as an advisory and a policy-making body for the Human Services and Health Department. The Human Services and Health Board shall have the powers and duties enumerated in Wis.
Stat. §46.23(5) as amended. Pursuant to Wis. Stat. §251.03(1), the Human Services and Health Board shall also act as the county board of health and shall have the powers and duties enumerated in Wis. State §251.04, as amended. Committees representing the client/patient groups served within the Department shall act in an advisory capacity to the Human Services and Health Board and keep the Board informed about the special needs of Dodge County residents.
Other info: It is made up of nine members appointed by the Dodge County Board of Supervisors. Three of those members are citizens. Each person serves a three year term.
Housing Authority Committee
Contact Information: Barbara Hagedorn (920) 386-2866
Meetings: Fourth Wednesday of the month
What they do: The Dodge County Housing Authority provides affordable housing opportunities for lower income people, including family, elderly, and special needs clients, in an environment which preserves the dignity of the client and in a manner which maintains the public trust.
Aging and Disability Resource Center Governing Board
Contact Information: Erik Pritzl (920) 386-3534 epritzl@co.dodge.wi.us
Meetings: Fourth Tuesday of every other month.
What they do: The Governing Board is an advisory Board to the Human Services and Health Department Board. It is organized under Section 46.283(6), Wis. Stats. for the purpose of providing oversight of policies and operations, identify unmet needs of consumers, ensure that frail enders and adults with disabilities have representation regarding the direction the ADRC takes to meet consumer needs.
Other info: The ADRC Governing Board shall consist of no more than fifteen (15) members. The composition of the Board must generally reflect the ethnic and economic diversity of the geographic area served by the ADRC. At least one-fourth of the membership of the Board must consist of individuals who belong to an ADRC client group or their family members, guardians or other advocates. The proportion of Board members representing elders and adults with physical or developmental disabilities shall be the same as the proportion of individuals in these target populations in the state. No Governing Board member shall be a Human Services and Health Department staff or person(s) receiving financial reimbursement as a provider of services funded by the Family Care or IRIS program dollars.
Transportation Advisory
Contact Information: Erik Pritzl (920) 386-3534 epritzl@co.dodge.wi.us
Meetings: Fourth Tuesday of every other month.
What they do: The purpose of the Committee is to protect and improve the quality of transportation services in Dodge County, assure that all people have the opportunity to access transportation services, act as a support system for volunteer drivers and other citizens involved in the delivery of transportation services, and coordinate all County transportation resources available to Dodge County residents.
Other info: The Transportation Advisory Committee shall consist of not more than fifteen (15) members. The members shall be representative of the consumers and Department staff that utilize or have interest in transportation services.
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