OFFICIAL DIRECTORY 2012 – 2013 - Taylor County
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY 2012 – 2013 - Taylor County
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY 2012 – 2013 - Taylor County
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RECYCLING / SOLID WASTE<br />
Kyle Noonan<br />
This office administers the recycling program for municipalities within<br />
<strong>Taylor</strong> <strong>County</strong>'s Responsible Unit. This entails writing grants,<br />
administering recycling ordinances, tracking expenses and revenues,<br />
maintaining and servicing trailers, and providing recycling information<br />
to the public. This office monitors tonnages moved, costs, number of<br />
haulers working in the area and overall performance of the solid waste<br />
system; conducts Clean Sweeps, medical waste collections, appliance<br />
collection and other collection programs as needed.<br />
REGISTER OF DEEDS<br />
Marvel A. Lemke<br />
The voters of <strong>Taylor</strong> <strong>County</strong> elect the Register of Deeds for a four-year<br />
term. History is recorded in this county office many times each<br />
working day. Recorded are dates of births, deaths, marriages, and such<br />
vital matters as military discharges and legal changes of name. This<br />
office records conveyances of real estate, trusts, mortgages, easements<br />
and any form transaction affecting real estate. Legal title to certain real<br />
estate is answered largely by ROD records. The abstractors of title<br />
acquire a large part of their data with respect to real estate from this<br />
office. Web access to real estate records dating April 1995 forward is<br />
available by visiting landshark.co.taylor.wi.us. Copies of school<br />
transcripts and school census records are also issued by this office.<br />
SHERIFF<br />
Bruce A. Daniels<br />
The Sheriff is the Chief Law Enforcement Officer elected for a fouryear<br />
term. He is empowered to correct any unlawful situation that may<br />
occur. The Sheriff is presumed to be on duty twenty-four hours per day<br />
and is responsible for the protection of all citizens. It is the duty of the<br />
Sheriff to take charge and custody of the jail and the persons held there,<br />
and is responsible for Sheriff’s Sales. The Sheriff sees that all areas of<br />
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