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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

Available Forms, Applications & Fee Information Click on the link below to open and download your form. Fee Schedule Fee Schedule Land Use Address Application Land Use Permit Application Clark County Variance/Administrative Appeal Application Mining Nonmetallic Mine Reclamation Permit Application Certificate of Completion Nonmetallic Mine Reclamation Private Onsite Wastewater Treatment System (POWTS) Emergency POWTS Installation Agreement WI Fund Application Guide County Sanitary Permit Application Holding Tank by Choice Affidavit POWTS Plan Review Application POWTS Program Brochure/Soil Test Information Holding Tank Servicing Contract Holding Tank Maintenance and Monitoring Agreement Vault Privy Agreement Camping Unit Transfer Container Servicing Contract Pumpers Brochure Existing POWTS Evaluation Report Maintenance Questions for Service Providers Survey CSM/Plat Review Application Section Corner Request Form Surveyors List

Clark County Forest Firewood Linked below are the 2023/24 firewood permit maps for the December 1, 2023 through March 15, 2024 period. Permits can be purchased online for $35. Please remember to follow Clark County firewood permit conditions and Wisconsin DNR guidelines for transporting firewood . Click Here Hours: Mon-Fri: 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM | 517 Court St., Room 103 | Neillsville, WI 54456 | Phone: (715) 743-5140

Clark County Office of Personnel Personnel Office | 517 Court Street, Room 205 | Neillsville, WI 54456 | (715) 743-5224 Department Work Rules ADRC ADS Child Support Clerk of Circuit Court Community Services Corporation Counsel Administrative Division Corrections Division Communications Division Dispatch Division Patrol Division Reserve Forestry and Parks Highway Land Conservation Maintenance Office of Finance Planning and Zoning Public Health Social Services Information Technology Office of Personnel Emergency Management

< Back to Highway Home Permits Permits Currently Available Online Driveway Application (Driveway Application - See Details Below) Oversize - Overweight (Single Trip Application) Utility Accommodation Application (Working with the Highway Right-0f-Way) Utility Accomm odati on Policy (Provisions ​and Conditions for the Application) Seasonal Weight Permit Application Driveway Application Details ​ Access on a County Highway: The Clark County Highway Department requires that you have a permit for any type of work done in the highway right-of-way for driveway access. You may fill out the application at the link above and upon receipt, our department will review your request, inspect the site and issue a permit if conditions are appropriate. Please Note : Only the landowner can apply for a driveway permit. Existing Access If you are interested in altering an existing driveway or replacing a culvert, you will need to be issued a permit. New Access A new driveway request will also need a permit. ​ Access on a State Highway Although we maintain the State Highways in Clark County, we do not have jurisdiction on access to a state highway. This means that you must contact the State of Wisconsin for requesting to alter or add a driveway. You may access their permitting process from the link below. If you have questions on the form, or process the regional office contact out of Eau Claire is listed on the link provided below, under the Northwest Region, Eau Claire. State Access Contacts ​ If you have any questions or concerns about existing or new access, you may contact our Operations Manager, Tom Clark at (715) 743-3680. 511 W. South Street | Loyal, WI 54446 | Ph: (715) 743-3680 | Brian Duell, Highway Commissioner

Revision History Table Complete Code of Ordinances Chapter 1: General Provisions Chapter 2: Administration Chapter 3: Reserved Chapter 4: Animals Chapter 5: Reserved Chapter 6: Buildings & Building Regulations Chapter 7: Reserved Chapter 8: Business Licensing and Regulation Chapter 9: Property Assessed Clean Energy Financing Chapter 10: Emergency Management Services Chapter 11: Reserved Chapter 12: Environment Chapter 13: Water and Soil Conservation Chapter 14: Fire Prevention & Protection Chapter 15: Reserved Chapter 16: Health & Safety Chapter 17: Reserved Chapter 18: Human Rights and Relations Chapter 19: Reserved Chapter 20: Land Development Chapter 21: Reserved Chapter 22: Land Use Chapter 23: Reserved Chapter 24: Law Enforcement Chapter 25: Reserved Chapter 26: Offenses & Nuisances Chapter 27: Reserved Chapter 28: Forestry and Parks Chapter 29: Reserved Chapter 30: Solid Waste/Reserved Chapter 31: Reserved Chapter 32: Streets, Roads, Sidewalks, & Other Public Places Chapter 33: Reserved Chapter 34: Taxation Chapter 35: Reserved Chapter 36: Traffic & Vehicles Chapter 37: Reserved Chapter 38: Utilities/Reserved

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UNION CONTRACTS Union Contracts ​ Aaron Bembnister Business Agent Teamsters Local 662 4330 Golf Terrace, Suite 212 Eau Claire, WI 54701 Email: abembnister662@gmail.com Phone: 715-991-0756 http://teamsters662.com/ ​ ​ Teamsters Teamsters Agreement Local 662 - Public Safety Employees Click here for agreement ​ Union Enrollment form Click here for form ​ ​ ​ ​

Energy Assistance Clark County Department of Social Services is no longer a host site for the Wisconsin Home Energy Assistance Program (WHEAP). Western Dairyland is now the host site for WHEAP. ​ Western Dairyland is located at 418 Wisconsin Street, Eau Claire, WI 54703. Their phone number is (715)836-7511. For any heat and/or energy assistance or crisis, after hours emergencies or weatherization, please contact Western Dairyland. If you are not a previous WHEAP customer and are in need of an application to apply for assistance, you may contact Western Dairyland or Clark County Department of Social Services. Clark County Department of Social Services will assist you in obtaining and completing a WHEAP application. If you are in need of assistance, with submitting your application and/or verifications for the WHEAP program, Clark County Department of Social Services is available, during normal business hours. Western Dairyland will also assist you with the application and verification process. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact Clark County Department of Social Services at (715)743-5233. If you have a heat or energy emergency/crisis situation, please contact Western Dairyland at (715)836-7511. ​ If you have an after-hours heat or energy emergency or crisis situation, please contact Western Dairyland at (715)836-7511. 24 Hour Mental Health and AODA Crisis Line (800) 863-3560 or (715) 743-3400

CLARK COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE Emergency, Life Threatening, & Crimes in Progress - 911 Non Emergency (715) 743-3157 | Toll Free (800) 743-2420 The Clark County Jail is a 126 bed facility dedicated in April of 2000 and features a pod based design with state of the art technology. The jail houses all genders and classifies inmates from minimum to maximum security risk. ​ The jail employs 12 full-time correction deputies and four (4) full-time correction sergeants, as well as several reserve deputies. All corrections staff are required to attend 200 hours of specialized training to become jail certified. They are also required to do 24 hours of training yearly to maintain their certification. ​ Please call (715) 743-5380 if you need to set up an appointment for Fingerprinting. TO CONTACT THE JAIL: ​ JAIL PHONE: (715) 743-5380 JAIL FAX: (715) 743-4009 JAIL EMAIL: sheriffcorrections@co.clark.wi.us ​ ELECTRONIC MONITORING/HUBER RULES AND AGREEMENT (ENGLISH VERSION) ELECTRONIC MONITORING/HUBER RULES AND AGREEMENT (SPANISH VERSION) - COMING SOON! SELF EMPLOYED INFORMATION FORM AND GUIDELINES Clark County Sheriff's Office | 517 Court St, Room 308 | Neillsville, WI 54456

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