OFFICIAL DIRECTORY 2012 – 2013 - Taylor County

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