OFFICIAL DIRECTORY 2012 – 2013 - Taylor County
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY 2012 – 2013 - Taylor County
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY 2012 – 2013 - Taylor County
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COMMISSION ON AGING<br />
Diane Niggemann<br />
The Commission on Aging is responsible for administering programs<br />
for older adults, age 60 years or older. These services include the<br />
congregate and home delivered meal programs, senior centers, minibus<br />
and volunteer driver program. Other programs include senior<br />
exercise, nail care, information and assistance, Benefit Specialist,<br />
family caregiver support and emergency response systems.<br />
The Medford Office of the Aging and Disability Resource Center of<br />
the Northwoods is located in the Commission on Aging office.<br />
CORPORATION COUNSEL<br />
Attys. Kristy Tlusty/Ken Schmiege<br />
The Corporation Counsel is appointed by the <strong>County</strong> Board of<br />
Supervisors to represent the county, its departments and its officers in<br />
all legal matters of civil litigation, serves as <strong>County</strong> Board<br />
Parliamentarian, provides interpretations of the powers and duties of<br />
the board and provides legal opinions to the <strong>County</strong> Board and <strong>County</strong><br />
departments. Corporation Counsel drafts resolutions and ordinances on<br />
matters arising before the <strong>County</strong> Board, and revises <strong>Taylor</strong> <strong>County</strong><br />
Code. As a legal advisor and county attorney, it is the duty of this<br />
office to advise and represent various county departments on matters<br />
concerning public welfare, mental health, children in need of protection<br />
or services, protective placements, guardianship proceedings, collections,<br />
foreclosures of tax delinquent property, title searches, acquisition<br />
of lands, transfer sales or exchanges and bankruptcies.<br />
COUNTY BOARD<br />
Jim Metz<br />
The <strong>County</strong> Board Chair is a statutory officer elected for two-year<br />
terms in April of every even numbered year by the members of the<br />
<strong>County</strong> Board. The Chair shall countersign all ordinances, preside at<br />
meetings, and appoint members to standing committees. The Chair also<br />
appoints candidates for any county board supervisor vacancy, or<br />
persons to special committees, subject to confirmation by the <strong>County</strong><br />
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