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CONTENTSGeneral Information ............................................................... 5• Welcome .................................................................................................5• Registration Hours ..............................................................................6• Emergency Information....................................................................7• Conference App ..................................................................................7• Transportation Schedule .................................................................8

Sunday, 9.14.14 ........................................................................ 10• Credentials Pick-up for Annual Business Meeting ........10• WCA Annual Business Meeting ..............................................10• Packer Party .........................................................................................10

Monday, 9.15.14 ..................................................................... 12• WCA Continental Breakfast ......................................................12• First General Assembly .................................................................12• Exhibitor Luncheon .........................................................................13• Concurrent Workshops, 1:45-3:00 p.m. ............................13• Concurrent Workshops, 3:15-4:30 p.m. ............................14• Exhibitor Reception ........................................................................16• Grand Prize Drawing .....................................................................17• WCA Presidential Celebration ................................................17

Tuesday, 9.16.14 ..................................................................... 20• Breakfast Buffet ..................................................................................20• Second General Assembly..........................................................20• Concurrent Workshops, 10:30-11:45 a.m. .......................21• WCA Luncheon ...............................................................................22• WI Women in County Government ...................................22• Concurrent Workshops, 1:00-2:15 p.m. ............................23• Third General Assembly ..............................................................25

County-Related Meetings .............................................. 26

Member Boards ...................................................................... 28

WCA Marketplace ............................................................... 36

Sponsors & Associate Members ............................ 52

Maps ................................................................................................... 56• Kalahari Convention Center Map...........................................56• WCA Marketplace Booth Map ...............................................58• Numerical Booth Listing...............................................................60

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Get the Word Out in Your County!

Find a sample press release that you can send to your local media outlets following this week’s WCA Annual Conference on WCA’s website at www.wicounties.org. Change the generic text by replacing it with your county’s information to write a release for your county.

If you need assistance or would like a copy of the release emailed to you, please contact Michelle Gormican Thompson at michelle@thompson-communications.com or at 608.577.9405.

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Sample Media Release for 2014 WCA Annual

Conference Attendees

September 20-22, 2015 See you in La Crosse County for the 2015 WCAAnnual Conference.

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Welcome to Sauk County2014 WCA Annual ConferenceKalahari Resort & Convention CenterSeptember 14-16, 2014

Marty Krueger, County Board Chair,Sauk County

For the fourth time in my years as county board chairperson, it is my pleasure to welcome fellow supervisors and county officials from across the state to Wisconsin Dells and Sauk County for the Wisconsin Counties Association’s Annual Conference. It is

an added honor to welcome you to this year’s event as your WCA president.

Sauk County is fortunate to be the home of the “Waterpark Capital of the World” – the Wisconsin Dells-Lake Delton area – which continues to be an international destination for tourists, while expanding its market footprint statewide and nationally as a preferred option for conferences such as ours.

We are also the home of Culver’s and the ButterBurger (which just turned 30!), and watching majestic bald eagles along the Wisconsin River in the Sauk City-Prairie du Sac area; we are the birthplace of the “Greatest Show on Earth” – the Ringling Bros. Circus, celebrating its 130th anniversary – and the Circus World Museum in Baraboo, in addition to Wisconsin’s most popular natural area, Devil’s Lake State Park.

You will also find a burgeoning arts and culture scene in the Spring Green and Plain areas, influenced by the legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright and the presence of the American Players Theatre; that theme is continued as you wind through our rolling hills and farmland toward Reedsburg, the launching point each fall for Fermentation Fest – a “Live Culture Convergence” – that has gained national recognition. In fact, you will find that an emphasis on innovation and creativity is a hallmark of our Sauk County communities.

I invite you to come early or stay late…our highways and by-ways are home to the Aldo Leopold Foundation, the International Crane Foundation, and numerous agri-businesses. Ride the only free ferry in Wisconsin at Merrimac, wind around our bluffs, or meander along the Sauk-Prairie Riverway and enjoy the fall colors. You’ll quickly see why so many choose to play, work and live here. Welcome!

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2015 CONFERENCE HOST: LA CROSSE COUNTYDelegates convening for the 2015 WCA Annual Conference will meet on September 20-22, 2015 at the La Crosse Center and Radisson Hotel La Crosse in La Crosse. There will be several fine lodging facilities used to house conference delegates.

Mark your calendar for September 2015 and plan to join your county official counterparts for the WCA 77th Annual Conference. See you next year in LA CROSSE COUNTY!

2014 WCA ANNUAL CONFERENCE GENERAL INFORMATIONAll conference meetings and activities are held in the Kalahari Resort & Convention Center.

REGISTRATION HOURS:Registration is located in the Kalahari Resort & Convention Center.

❏ Sunday, September 14, 2014 11:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m.

❏ Monday, September 15, 20147:00 a.m.-6:30 p.m.

❏ Tuesday, September 16, 20147:15 a.m.-3:45 p.m.

NAME BADGES: All conference participants must register and wear name badges for admission to exhibits, social events and workshops. Your name badge is your ticket for breakfast, lunch and the Presidential Celebration. If you do not have your name badge, you must get a new one from the WCA registration desk.

SMOKING POLICY: The Kalahari Resort & Convention Center is a non-smoking establishment.

CELL PHONE POLICY: Please turn off cell phones or place on silent alert while in meetings/concurrent workshops.

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EMERGENCY INFORMATION: ❏ Kalahari Resort & Convention Center: Dial “0”

from any house phone including room phone in case of an emergency.

❏ Local Hospital: St. Clare Hospital, 707 14th St., Baraboo, WI 53913, 608.356.1400

❏ Urgent Care: St. Clare Urgent Care, 530 Wisconsin Dells Pkwy. South, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965, 608.254.5959

CONFERENCE APP: Download the free 2014 Conference Program and Marketplace App for iOS, Android, Windows Phone, Windows 8 or iPhone/iPad by going to http://www.eventboardmobile.com and install the app from the “Download EventBoard” link located in the upper left hand corner of the screen. Once installed you can scroll down and find the 2014 WCA Annual Conference icon from the list of events and start planning your day. You will have access to the full schedule, floor plans, conference news, and more right at your fingertips. Check your conference bag for an informational flyer.

WCA MARKETPLACE: Exhibits will be open during the following hours in the Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Suites I-VIII:

❏ Monday, September 15, 20148:45 a.m.-6:00 p.m.

The Cyber Café, located in the WCA Marketplace, is sponsored by PMA Financial Network/Forecast5 Analytics. Cyber Café furniture is sponsored by

The Samuels Group Environments.

Our sincere appreciation goes to all of the exhibitors/sponsors for their continued support and substantive contribution to the success of this year’s conference.

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PRIZE DRAWINGS: On Monday, September 15, 2014, door prize winners will be posted by the Cyber Café in the WCA Marketplace, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Suites I-VIII at 4:30 p.m. The exhibition grand prize drawing will be held on Monday, September 15, 2014 at 5:00 p.m. in the WCA Marketplace, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Suites I-VIII. On Tuesday, September 16, 2014, there will be three door prize drawings at the Third General Assembly in Suites ABGH. Your name badge is your ticket for the drawing; you must be present to win great prizes that include an iPad Mini, Boze Stereo Docking Station, and 46” Samsung HD Flatscreen TV.

TRANSPORTATION SCHEDULE: Complimentary shuttle service will be provided on Monday and Tuesday between the participating conference hotels and the Kalahari Resort & Convention Center. Look for a transportation schedule at your hotel’s front desk and at the WCA registration desk.

SPOUSE/GUEST TOUR: WCA has planned some activities for spouses/guests to enjoy during their stay in Wisconsin Dells. Our spouse/guest tour is scheduled for Monday, September 15, 2014. The tour is reserved on a first-come, first-served basis. Buses will load at the Kalahari Resort & Convention Center (Convention Center Main Entrance) at 9:15 a.m. and depart at 9:30 a.m.

Monday, September 15, 2014LOWER DELLS BOAT TOURCome experience classic Wisconsin Dells on the Lower Dells boat tour. Relax and enjoy the peaceful, natural beauty that has brought visitors to Wisconsin Dells for over 100 years. Lunch will be served at Famous Dave’s, a casual down-home atmosphere with foot tappin’ blues. After lunch, guests will head to the Tanger Outlet Mall to shop for the latest trends and up-to-date fashions. Get incredible deals at favorite designer and brand-name stores-what a great way to end the day!

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Registration is open from 11:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. in the Kalahari Resort & Convention Center.

12:30 p.m.CREDENTIALS PICK-UP FOR ANNUALBUSINESS MEETINGKalahari Resort & Convention Center, Suites DE

1:00 p.m.WCA ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETINGKalahari Resort & Convention Center, Suites DE Presiding Officer: The Honorable Marty Krueger, WCA President1. Call to Order2. Roll Call of Counties3. Announcements4. Report of Rules Committee & Adoption of

Rules5. Approval of Minutes of the September 22,

2013 Annual Business Meeting6. Report of Executive Director7. Report of Resolutions Committee & Action on

Resolutions8. Report of Audit Committee 9. Report of Secretary-Treasurer10. Report of WCA President 11. Report on WCA Services, Inc.12. Approval of Dues Categories and Amounts for

201513. Such Other Business as Allowed14. Report of Nominating Committee & Election

of Officers15. Adjournment

3:15 p.m.-8:00 p.m.PACKER PARTYKalahari Resort & Convention Center, Suites ABCFGHSponsored by Aegis Corporation(Only light snacks will be available.)

EveningDINNER ON YOUR OWNEnjoy one of Sauk County’s fine restaurants. For information about area restaurants, please visit the Wisconsin Dells Visitor & Convention Bureau table located by the WCA registration desk at the Kalahari Resort & Convention Center.

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Registration is open from 7:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Kalahari Resort & Convention Center

8:00 a.m.-8:45 a.m.WCA CONTINENTAL BREAKFASTKalahari Resort & Convention Center: Tamboti, Aloeswood, Marula, Aralia & Mangrove RoomsSponsored by Wisconsin Counties Association

8:45 a.m.-6:00 p.m.WCA MARKETPLACE OPENKalahari Resort & Convention Center, Suites I-VIII

9:00-9:50 a.m.The Green Sisters (accordion players)Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Suites ABGH

10:00-11:45 a.m.FIRST GENERAL ASSEMBLYKalahari Resort & Convention Center, Suites ABGHThe Honorable Marty Krueger, WCA President

❏ Call to Order ❏ Presentation of Colors

Sauk County Sheriff’s Office Color Guard ❏ Star Spangled Banner

Performed by Art Carlson ❏ Invocation

Pastor Ken West ❏ Welcome to Wisconsin Dells

Marty Krueger, WCA President and Sauk County Board Chair; Joan Ballweg, Representative, Wisconsin State Assembly

❏ RemarksMark D. O’Connell, Executive Director, Wisconsin Counties Association

❏ 2014 Conference Video ❏ Featured Speakers

Aaron Brower, Chancellor, UW Colleges and UW-Extension; Riki Hokama, President, National Association of Counties

❏ Keynote Speaker David Maraniss, Associate Editor, The Washington Post, Author of Six Best-Selling BooksSponsored by UMR

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11:45 a.m.-1:30 p.m.EXHIBITOR LUNCHEONWCA Marketplace, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Suites I-VIIISponsored by Wisconsin Counties Association Dairy products are from Wisconsin

1:45-3:00 p.m.CONCURRENT WORKSHOPS

Board Governance – Roles and Responsibilities 101, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Guava RoomIt is often difficult for county officials to understand where policymaking ends and day-to-day operations begin. This session offers a guide for elected officials, staff, and others as to where to draw the lines of responsibility.Speakers: Andrew Phillips, Attorney, Phillips Borowski, S.C.; J. Michael Blaska, Chief of Staff, Wisconsin Counties Association

Phosphorus Compliance: What You Need to Know, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Tamarind RoomHear the latest on Wisconsin’s new phosphorus compliance law and find out how Wisconsin counties can benefit from the newly-designed policy recently signed into law by Governor Walker.Speakers: Jim VandenBrook, Executive Director, Wisconsin Land & Water Conservation Association; Paul G. Kent, Partner, Stafford Rosenbaum, LLP; Andrew Inman, Associate Vice President, AECOMModerator: Peter Sorce, County Supervisor, Washington County

Effective Juvenile Justice Programming, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Portia RoomThe key to ensuring the future success of juveniles referred to the juvenile court system is the provision of effective services. At this program, you will hear how the state’s Division of Juvenile Corrections is incorporating evidence-based and promising practices into its programs and policies in its efforts to address youth needs and reduce recidivism. In addition, Outagamie County will share how it is utilizing evidence-based practices to serve dual status youth (youth who move between the child welfare and juvenile justice systems).Speakers: Cari Taylor, Administrator, Division of Juvenile Corrections, Wisconsin Department of Corrections; Mark Mertens, Manager, Youth and Family Services Division, Outagamie County Health and Human Services DepartmentModerator: Helen Nagler, County Board Chair, Outagamie County

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1:45-3:00 p.m.CONCURRENT WORKSHOPS (CONT.)

The Importance of Wage Systems – More Than COLA, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Wisteria RoomAs counties put in place new employee compensation programs, it is important to understand what makes a successful wage system. Our experts will fill you in on what your county should include and what you should avoid.Speakers: Daniel J. Borowski, Attorney, Phillips Borowski, S.C.; Patrick Henneger, Attorney, Phillips Borowski, S.C.

The County Role in Economic Development, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Cypress RoomCounties across the state have long recognized the impact of retaining businesses and creating a posi-tive environment for economic development and job creation. At this session, you will hear from two coun-ties that have been extremely active and successful in encouraging economic development.Speakers: Allen Buechel, County Executive, Fond du Lac County; James Ladwig, County Executive, Racine County; Julie Anderson, Director, Public and Development Services, Racine CountyModerator: Myron Schuster, Executive Director, Northwest Regional Planning Commission

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Board Governance – Roles and Responsibilities 401, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Guava RoomLaying the appropriate foundation to distinguish between policy and administration is just the begin-ning. Is there a difference between policy, procedure and administration and how can a county ensure that the distinction is recognized? This session will focus on what policymakers can do to ensure that a county’s governance structure is established to ensure efficiency and clarity of roles.Speakers: Andrew Phillips, Attorney, Phillips Borowski, S.C.; J. Michael Blaska, Chief of Staff, Wisconsin Counties Association

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How to Keep Your County Nursing Home Healthy: Diversification and Sustainability, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Tamarind RoomThroughout history, Wisconsin county nursing homes have provided care for some of our state’s most vulnerable citizens. The care has evolved with changing trends and practices over the years; however, some things have not changed, such as the dedication of our county staff and the mission of our county homes. Today, county nursing homes look different on the outside – many county homes throughout the state have built replacement facilities or remodeled existing facilities. The types of services provided within those walls continue to evolve to meet the needs of today’s consumers. At this session, you will learn how our county nursing homes have evolved over the years to continue to successfully maintain their mission through diversification and sustainability efforts. In addition, you will hear how Dementia Redesign is changing the care provided, and how diversity among Wisconsin county nursing homes is having positive outcomes.Speakers: Jane Hooper, Administrator, Clearview Long Term Care and Rehabilitation, Dodge County; Kim Gochanaur, Administrator, Sauk County Health Care CenterModerator: Terry Snow, Administrator, Pleasant View Nursing Home, Green County

Implements of Husbandry: New Regulation of Agricultural Vehicles, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Portia RoomThis workshop will update the audience on recently enacted legislation (2013 WI Act 377) regarding new regulations for heavy agricultural vehicles. Hear all the details on options for local government from WCA’s county highway experts.Speakers: Daniel Fedderly, Executive Director, Wisconsin County Highway Association; Mark Servi, Highway Commissioner, Barron County; Bruce Stelzner, Highway Commissioner, Chippewa CountyModerator: Ron Chamberlain, Highway Commissioner, La Crosse County

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3:15-4:30 p.m.CONCURRENT WORKSHOPS (CONT.)

Treatment, Alternatives, and Diversion (TAD) Programs, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Wisteria RoomState funding for Treatment, Alternatives, and Diversion programs has increased dramatically in recent years, but many county leaders may still not know how these programs work. Our experts will advise you on how successful TAD programs operate and how to keep your county’s efforts on track.Speakers: Ray Luick, Justice System Improvement Specialist, Wisconsin Department of Justice; Michelle Cern, Statewide Problem-Solving Court Coordinator, Wisconsin Supreme Court; Lance Pliml, County Board Chair, Wood CountyModerator: Gregg Moore, County Board Chair, Eau Claire County

Meeting Your County’s Retirement Challenges, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Cypress RoomAs the state’s demographics are changing and our workforce is aging, it is even more important that counties assist county employees in planning ahead for a successful retirement. At this session, you will hear from experts regarding the Wisconsin Retirement System and deferred compensation plans.Speakers: Jeffrey Francis, Program Director Upper Midwest Region, Nationwide Retirement Solutions; Robert Conlin, Secretary, Wisconsin Department of Employee Trust FundsModerator: Lisa Charbarneau, Human Resources Director, Oneida County

4:30-6:00 p.m.EXHIBITOR RECEPTIONWCA Marketplace, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Suites I-VIII Sponsored by Phillips Borowski, S.C.

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5:00 p.m.GRAND PRIZE DRAWINGWCA Marketplace, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Suites I-VIII Sponsored by Kalahari Resorts

6:00 p.m.DOORS TO THE WCA PRESIDENTIAL CELEBRATION OPEN

6:00-7:30 p.m.WCA PRESIDENTIAL CELEBRATION (FOOD STATIONS)Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Suites ABCDEFGHSponsored by WCA Services, Inc. and Wisconsin Counties AssociationDairy products are from Wisconsin

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Aegis CorporationPacker Party

Sunday, September 14, 20143:15 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

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Aegis CorporationPresidential Reception

Monday, September 15, 20147:30 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.

Tamboti/Aloeswood/Marula/Aralia/Mangrove Rooms

H&H Energy ServicesH & H Energy Services

ReceptionMonday, September 15, 2014

7:30 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.Guava & Tamarind Rooms

Located in the Kalahari Resort & Convention Center

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Registration is open from 7:15 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. in the Kalahari Resort & Convention Center

7:30-8:15 a.m.BREAKFAST BUFFET SPONSORED BY THE WISCONSIN COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE CORPORATION Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Suites II-VIIDairy products are from Wisconsin

8:30-10:15 a.m.SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLYKalahari Resort & Convention Center, Suites ABGH

Presiding Officer: The Honorable Marty Krueger, WCA President

❏ Call to Order ❏ Friend In and Friend Of County Government

Awards ❏ Featured Speakers

■ Scott Walker, Governor, State of Wisconsin (invited)

■ Richard Klemme, Dean and Director, UW-Extension and Cooperative Extension

■ Mary Burke, Candidate, Governor of Wisconsin (invited)

■ Mark D. O’Connell, Executive Director, Wisconsin Counties Association

■ Susan Happ, Jefferson County District Attorney, Candidate for Attorney General

■ Stephanie Klett, Secretary, Wisconsin Department of Tourism

■ Brad Schimel, Waukesha County District Attorney, Candidate for Attorney General

■ Craig Thompson, Executive Director, Transporta-tion Development Association of Wisconsin

10:15-10:30 a.m. BREAK – Enjoy Ice Cold MilkKalahari Resort & Convention Center, North HallwaySponsored by Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board, Inc. Dairy products are from Wisconsin

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County Budgeting 101, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Mangrove RoomThis session focuses on the basics of county budgeting with an emphasis on the local property tax. Attendees will be given a refresher on property assessments, equalized values, tax rates, levies and more. This session will also explore basic budget trends and techniques at the local level.Speaker: Dale Knapp, Research Director, Wisconsin Taxpayers AllianceModerator: Kurt Gibbs, County Board Chair, Marathon County

Elderly and Disabled Transportation Programs and Funding, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Guava RoomAs the population of the state continues to age, transportation options become critically important to an individual’s health and wellness. Transportation networks have proven to strengthen communities and their economies by attracting and retaining individuals young and old to live, work and play in counties across the state. At this session, you will hear from county board members and transportation experts on their work to expand transportation options for older adults and individuals with disabilities in their counties and throughout the state.Speakers: Roy Englebert, County Supervisor, Door County; Dennis O’Loughlin, County Supervisor, Dane County; Carrie Porter, Transportation Specialist, Greater Wisconsin Agency on Aging Resources, Inc. Moderator: Herb Hanson, County Supervisor, Green County

4-H Centennial: 4-H Then and Now, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Tamarind RoomWisconsin 4-H Youth Development programs around the state build stronger communities, adults, and youth. Just seven young people attended the first 4-H club meeting in 1914. At this session, learn how Wisconsin 4-H has grown and changed over the last 100 years, and the impacts 4-H has in your commu-nity today.Speaker: Dale Leidheiser, State Program Director, 4-H Youth Development, UW-ExtensionModerator: Colleen Bates, County Board Vice Chair, Eau Claire County

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Evaluate This – Can We Afford NOT to Use a Performance-Based Model in Evaluating and Compensating our Workforce?, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Portia RoomMany counties are putting together compensation plans in light of the new flexibilities given employers under 2011 Wisconsin Act 10. Our experts will tell you why it is important to include a performance-based evaluation system as part of any broader compensation plan.Speakers: Daniel J. Borowski, Attorney, Phillips Borowski, S.C.; Deb Pagel, Director of Human Resources Consulting, Schenck, S.C.

What Are Those Registers of Deeds Up To?, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Wisteria RoomThis session will discuss how documents are submitted, the fees collected, and where those dollars go. The benefits of preservation of land and vital records, elec-tronic recording, and how the Register of Deeds uses technology to benefit business partners and the public will be explained.Speakers: Julie Pagel, Register of Deeds, Winnebago County; Beth Pabst, Register of Deeds, St. Croix County

11:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m.WCA LUNCHEONKalahari Resort & Convention Center, Suites II-VIISponsored by Wisconsin Counties AssociationDairy products are from Wisconsin

11:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m.WI WOMEN IN COUNTY GOVERNMENTKalahari Resort & Convention Center, Tamboti, Aloeswood Rooms

■ Speaker: Angela Russell, Health Equity Coordinator, Public Health Madison & Dane County

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1:00-2:15 p.m.CONCURRENT WORKSHOPS

Smart Justice: Evidence-Based Decision Making (EBDM), Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Cypress RoomWisconsin’s Smart Justice programs in Milwaukee and Eau Claire Counties are nationally recognized for their use of evidence-based decision-making to determine what treatment and services offenders need. Our panel of experts will take you inside these ground-breaking programs and explain how you can apply evidence-based principles in your county.Speakers: Tiana Glenna, Criminal Justice Collaborating Council Coordinator, Eau Claire County; Dan Bresina, Undersheriff, Eau Claire County; Gena Jarr, Chief, Region 5 Community Corrections, Wisconsin Department of Corrections; Honorable Jeffrey Kremers, Chief Judge, Circuit Court, Milwaukee County; John Chisholm, District Attorney, Milwaukee County; Tom Reed, Regional Attorney Manager, State Public Defender’s OfficeModerator: Dennis O’Loughlin, County Supervisor, Dane County

Strategic Planning: A County Board’s Perspective, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Mangrove RoomEngaging in a strategic planning process can be a daunting task. There are many stakeholders to involve and voices to be heard. There are many dreams and needs and seemingly never enough time or money to do all the things you ideally want to incorporate as part of your plan, not to mention that most county boards struggle with how to get started. Come and meet members of the Calumet County Board who just completed such a process and let them answer your questions about the process used to create a successful strategic plan and how to take charge of your county’s future. Members of the Calumet County Board will share: the process used to create an effective plan, the pros and cons of planning, their experience in creating an effective strategic plan, and how to embrace your own plan.Speakers: Alice Connors, County Board Chair, Calumet County; Ralph Prescott, County Supervisor, Calumet County; Bob Stanke, County Supervisor, Calumet County; Merlin Gentz, County Board Vice Chair, Calumet County; Diane Chamness, President, Chamness GroupModerator: Diane Chamness, President, Chamness Group

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1:00-2:15 p.m.CONCURRENT WORKSHOPS (CONT.)

Employee Health Clinics, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Guava RoomDuring this session you will learn what makes an employer clinic successful, including decisions that need to be made and options for program execution. The strategic approach and planning process will be outlined, in addition to illustrating ways to measure results. Real life case studies will be shared supporting the information presented.Speaker: Jay N. Scott, CHC, Senior Vice President, Employee Benefits Practice Group Leader, Associated Financial Group Moderator: Marge Bostelmann, County Clerk, Green Lake County

County Budgeting 401, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Tamarind RoomThis session offers advanced county budgeting tech-niques and financial information. Areas covered include county budget planning and implementation processes, as well as a county finance breakdown.Speaker: Norm Cummings, Director of Administration and Chief Financial Officer, Waukesha County Moderator: Dave Frohling, County Supervisor, Dodge County

The State of Power in Wisconsin, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Portia RoomA safe, reliable and adequate supply of electricity is essential to our livelihood, whether for business or for home. This session will focus on Wisconsin’s energy industry. The state of our transmission lines, where we are vulnerable, renewable resources and reliability will all be addressed.Speakers: Greg Levesque, Environmental & Local Relations Manager, American Transmission Company, LLC; Gary Tauchen, Representative, Wisconsin State AssemblyModerator: Andy Ross, County Supervisor, Columbia County

Civil Discourse and Deliberative Governance, Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Wisteria RoomThe county governance environment can be challenging as officials grapple with difficult, ‘wicked’ problems and policy issues. How county officials

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interact with the public can influence both how challenging this environment becomes, and the decisions they make. This workshop will provide participants with practical ideas and strategies for interacting with the public in ways that produce better decisions, and that can help create a more productive, less divisive governance environment. Specific examples of how effective public engagement methods and tools are used will be provided.Speaker: Bill Rizzo, Local Government Specialist, UW-Extension Local Government CenterModerator: Kurt Gibbs, County Board Chair, Marathon County

2:15-2:30 p.m.BREAK – Enjoy Ice Cold MilkKalahari Resort & Convention Center, North HallwaySponsored by Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board, Inc. Dairy products are from Wisconsin

2:30-3:45 p.m.THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLYKalahari Resort & Convention Center, Suites ABGH

Presiding Officer: The Honorable Marty Krueger, WCA President

❏ Call to Order ❏ Featured Speaker

Willie Johnson, Jr., Presidential Address ❏ Keynote Speaker

Malcolm Kushner, America’s Favorite Humor Consultant, Malcolm Kushner & Associates

❏ Door Prizes AnnouncedDon’t miss out on an iPad Mini, Bose Stereo Docking Station, or 46” Samsung HD Flat Screen TV! You MUST be present to win. Upon entering the room, put your name badge in the boxes that WCA staff are holding (this is your ticket to win). Three name badges will be drawn at the conclusion of the Third General Assembly.

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COUNTY-RELATED MEETINGSAll county-related meetings take place in the Kalahari Resort & Convention Center.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2014 ❏ 8:00-10:00 a.m.

Wisconsin County Executives & Administrators AssociationSuites EF

❏ 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.Wisconsin County Clerks AssociationBamboo Room

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2014 ❏ 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Wisconsin Association of County Corporation Counsel (WACCC)Crown Palm Room

❏ 8:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.Wisconsin County Clerks AssociationBamboo Room

❏ 11:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m.Wisconsin Women in County GovernmentTamboti, Aloeswood Rooms

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Make a splash in Wisconsin Dells... Register to win a two night stay in a lodge suite, dinner for four at WI Brew Pub, and four passes to the Waterpark and Indoor �eme Park. Spon-sored by Kalahari Resorts, this prize is a $700 value.

Here’s How:Register at all exhibit booths. A random exhibit booth number will be drawn at the Exhibitor Re-ception the evening of Monday, September 15, 2014. From that booth, a winner will be drawn from its entries.

�e more booths you register at, the more chances you have to win.

GRAND PRIZE DRAWING RULES: 1. Winner must be a registered delegate or registered

guest at conference.2. Winner is responsible for any fees, taxes or other

costs that might apply.3. WCA sta� and families are not eligible.4. Exhibitors are not eligible.5. Eligibility in cases of dispute will be determined by

WCA. �eir decision is �nal.

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MEMBER BOARDS2014 WISCONSIN COUNTIES ASSOCIATIONOfficers (Executive Committee)President: Marty Krueger, Sauk County, 346 Warren Ave., Reedsburg, WI 53959Vice-President: Willie Johnson, Jr., Milwaukee County, 901 N. 9th St., Room 201, Milwaukee, WI 53233Second Vice-President: Lance Pliml, 4030 Woodhaven Court, Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54494Secretary-Treasurer: Allen Buechel, Fond du Lac County, 160 S. Macy St., Fond du Lac, WI 54935Immediate Past-President: Gus “Sandy” Wirth, Jr., Ozaukee County, N48 W6000 Spring St., Cedarburg, WI 53012

DirectorsSoutheast DistrictPeter HansenRacine County4728 57th Dr.Sturtevant, WI 53177Herb TenniesWashington County119 S. Silverbrook Dr.West Bend, WI 53095Paul DeckerWaukesha County325 Parkview Ct.Hartland, WI 53029Peggy Romo WestMilwaukee County901 N. 9th St. Room 201Milwaukee, WI 53233Theodore Lipscomb, Sr.Milwaukee County901 N. 9th St., Room 201Milwaukee, WI 53233East Central District Allen BuechelFond du Lac County160 S. Macy St.Fond du Lac, WI 54935Dave AlbrechtWinnebago County2356 Hamilton St.Oshkosh, WI 54901North Central DistrictO. Philip IdsvoogPortage County3541 Evergreen Ct. Plover, WI 54467Lee RymerOconto CountyPO Box 125/111 Ridge Rd.Oconto Falls, WI 54154Northwest DistrictRandy TaturRusk CountyN4403 Log Cabin Rd.Rice Lake, WI 54868

West Central DistrictSteve RasmussenDunn County800 Wilson Ave., #103Menomonie, WI 54751Western DistrictJohn WestAdams County1198 8th Ave. Friendship, WI 53934Southern DistrictJeff PertlDane County13 Cavendish CourtMadison, WI 53714Dave FrohlingDodge County515 Oak Park Ave.Watertown, WI 53098J. Russell PodzilniRock County1421 Larmie LaneJanesville, WI 53546County ExecutiveMark HarrisWinnebago County112 Otter Ave.Oshkosh, WI 54901NACo DirectorDennis O’LoughlinDane County3934 Partridge Rd.DeForest, WI 53532Presidential AppointmentsPaul SusienkaBayfield County117 E. Fifth St.,Washburn, WI 54891Shelia StubbsDane County10 Waunona Woods Ct. #4Madison, WI 53713

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Vicki BrownRock County51 S. Main St.Janesville, WI 53545Past President (Ex-Officio)Dick KoeppenWaupaca County107 Rohrer St.Clintonville, WI 54929

WCA CommitteesAudit CommitteeWillie Johnson, Jr., Milwaukee County (chair)Delores (Dee) Kittleson, Bayfield CountyJeff Pertl, Dane CountyGregg Moore, Eau Claire CountyRon Korzeniewski, Oconto CountyTom Wegner, Sheboygan CountyErnest Vold, Trempealeau County

Conference Program Planning CommitteeGregg Moore, Eau Claire County (chair)Delores (Dee) Kittleson, Bayfield CountyDonald Taylor, Burnett CountyPaul Michels, Chippewa CountyRichard Virlee, Door CountyLarry Wolf, Grant CountyEdmund Wafle, Juneau CountyLinda Sinkula, Kewaunee CountySharon Folcey, Monroe CountyTed Cushing, Oneida CountyPeter Hansen, Racine CountyMarty Krueger, Sauk CountyPauline Jaske, Waukesha CountyMarion Hokamp, Wood CountyPamela Seelman, UW-Extension

Rules CommitteeWCA Executive Committee

Nominating Committee Dennis O’Loughlin, Dane County (chair)Alice Connors, Calumet CountyAllen Buechel, Fond du Lac County

Nominating Committee (cont.)Kurt Gibbs, Marathon CountyGus Wirth, Jr., Ozaukee CountyRandy Tatur, Rusk CountyMarty Krueger, Sauk CountyDick Koeppen, Waupaca County

Resolutions Committee Lance Pliml, Wood County (chair)Donald Taylor, Burnett CountyBill Barribeau, Calumet CountyPaul Michels, Chippewa CountyWayne Hendrickson, Clark CountyMary Kolar, Dane CountyColleen Bates, Eau Claire CountyRay Ransom, Jackson CountyEdmund Wafle, Juneau CountyEdward Kubicki, Kenosha CountyJeffrey Schroeder, La Crosse CountyWayne Wilson, Lafayette County Peggy Romo West, Milwaukee CountyGuy Gooding, Oconto CountyLarry Jepsen, Polk CountyO. Philip Idsvoog, Portage CountyRobert Kopisch, Price CountyJoan Fordham, Sauk County Thomas Wegner, Sheboygan CountyPeter Sorce, Washington CountyCharles Farrey, Winnebago County

WCA Steering CommitteesFor information about WCA’s seven steering committees please visit www.wicounties.org.

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2014 WCA GROUP HEALTH TRUSTOfficersChair: Myron Schuster, Burnett County, 1400 S. River St., Spooner, WI 54801Vice Chair: Margaret Bostelmann, Green Lake County, PO Box 393, Green Lake, WI 54941Secretary: Allen Buechel, Fond du Lac County, 160 S. Macy St., Fond du Lac, WI 54935Asst. Secretary: Josh Bindl, Wisconsin Counties Association, 22 E. Mifflin St., Ste. 900, Madison, WI 53703

DirectorsMyron SchusterBurnett County1400 S. River St.Spooner, WI 54801Colleen BatesEau Claire County405 Skyline Dr.Eau Claire, WI 54703Allen BuechelFond du Lac County160 S. Macy St.Fond du Lac, WI 54935Margaret BostelmannGreen Lake CountyPO Box 393Green Lake, WI 54941Warren FlitcroftLake Geneva School District208 E. South St.Lake Geneva, WI 53147Gary WymanMarathon County408 Highland Ave.Elderon, WI 54429Lee RymerOconto CountyPO Box 125/111 Ridge Rd.Oconto Falls, WI 54154

Lisa CharbarneauOneida CountyPO Box 400Rhinelander, WI 54501Gus Wirth, Jr.Ozaukee CountyN48 W6000 Spring St.Cedarburg, WI 53012Hal HelwigSawyer CountyPO Box 39Stone Lake, WI 54876Rosemary RueckertShawano County311 N. Main St.Shawano, WI 54166Steve SatherWashburn CountyN4785 Hill Dr.Spooner, WI 54801Lynn NelsonWaukesha Water Utility115 Delafield St./PO Box 1648Waukesha, WI 53187-1648

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2014 WISCONSIN COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE CORPORATIONOfficersPresident: Lee Rymer, Oconto County, PO Box 125/111 Ridge Rd., Oconto Falls, WI 54154Vice-President: Lance Pliml, Wood County, 4030 Woodhaven Court, Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54494Secretary-Treasurer: Bill Barribeau, Calumet County, N7798 Lakeshore Lane, Sherwood, WI 54169Asst. Secretary: Josh Bindl, Wisconsin Counties Association, 22 E. Mifflin St., Ste. 900, Madison, WI 53703

DirectorsSoutheast DistrictWillie Johnson, Jr.Milwaukee County901 N. 9th St., Room 201Milwaukee, WI 53233Gus Wirth, Jr.Ozaukee CountyN48 W6000 Spring St.Cedarburg, WI 53012East Central DistrictBill BarribeauCalumet CountyN7798 Lakeshore LaneSherwood, WI 54169Tom WegnerSheboygan County202 Daleview Dr.Plymouth, WI 53073David AlbrechtWinnebago County2356 Hamilton St.Oshkosh, WI 54901North Central DistrictPaul MillanForest County8490 Millan Rd.Armstrong Creek, WI 54103Ted CushingOneida County6835 Southshore Dr.PO Box 121Hazelhurst, WI 54531Lee RymerOconto CountyPO Box 125/111 Ridge Rd.Oconto Falls, WI 54154Lance PlimlWood County4030 Woodhaven CourtWisconsin Rapids, WI 54494Dick KoeppenWaupaca County107 Rohrer St.Clintonville, WI 54929

Northwest DistrictDelores (Dee) KittlesonBayfield County515 W. 3rd St.Washburn, WI 54891Hal HelwigSawyer CountyPO Box 39Stone Lake, WI 54876West Central DistrictWayne HendricksonClark CountyN11151 Badger Ave.Unity, WI 54488Jess MillerBarron County638 Nunn Ave.Rice Lake, WI 54868Western DistrictRay RansomJackson County306 Oakwood PlacePO Box 146Merrillan, WI 54754Edmund WafleJuneau CountyN501 LaValle Rd.Mauston, WI 53948Southern DistrictAndy RossColumbia County744 S. Main St.Poynette, WI 53955Wayne WilsonLafayette County118 N. Fairview Ave.Argyle, WI 53504Advisory MembersGerald DerrTown of Bristol1595 County Highway VColumbus, WI 53925Larry OehmichenTown of ColbyW606 Short Rd.Colby, WI 54421

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DirectorsCounty RepresentativesJess MillerBarron County638 Nunn Ave.Rice Lake, WI 54868Edmund WafleJuneau CountyN501 LaValle Rd.Mauston, WI 53948Willie Johnson, Jr.Milwaukee County901 N. 9th St., Room 201Milwaukee, WI 53233Hal HelwigSawyer CountyPO Box 39Stone Lake, WI 54876

County Representatives (cont.)Tom WegnerSheboygan County202 Daleview Dr.Plymouth, WI 53073Municipal RepresentativesGerald DerrTown of Bristol1595 CTH VColumbus, WI 53925Larry OehmichenTown of ColbyW606 Short Rd.Colby, WI 54421

2014 WCA SERVICES, INC.OfficersChair: James Scholmeier, 357 North St., Fountain City, WI 54629Vice-Chair: Steve Dickinsen, W16502 County Highway B, Osseo, WI 54758Secretary: Gerald Derr, 1595 CTH V, Columbus, WI 53925Treasurer: Marvin Fox, N2538 County Highway J, Kaukauna, WI 54130-9750

DirectorsJames Scholmeier357 North St.Fountain City, WI 54629Steve DickinsenW16502 County Highway BOsseo, WI 54758Lee RymerPO Box 125/111 Ridge Rd.Oconto Falls, WI 54154-0125John Blahnik204 E. 4th St./PO Box 343Washburn, WI 54891Dan Chadwick2119 Haw Creek CircleEmmett, ID 83617Dennis O’Loughlin3934 Partridge Rd.DeForest, WI 53532

Bill Peterson417 Turnberry Dr.Nowalk, IA 50211Lisa RosePO Box 1807Eagle River, WI 54521George Lightbourn5900 Winnequah Rd.Monona, WI 53716Shirley HolmanN4352 Pralle Rd.Onalaska, WI 54650Marvin FoxN2538 County Highway JKaukauna, WI 54130-9750Gerald Derr1595 CTH VColumbus, WI 53925

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2014 COMMUNITY INSURANCE CORPORATIONOfficersChair: Hal Helwig, Sawyer County, PO Box 39, Stone Lake, WI 54876Vice-Chair: Willie Johnson, Jr., Milwaukee County, 901 N. 9th St., Room 201, Milwaukee, WI 53233Secretary-Treasurer: Tom Wegner, Sheboygan County, 202 Daleview Dr., Plymouth, WI 53073Asst. Secretary: Josh Bindl, Wisconsin Counties Association, 22 E. Mifflin St., Ste. 900, Madison, WI 53703

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Wisconsin Counties AssociationProtecting the interests of county government.

WCA is proud of more than 75 years of protecting the interests of county government.

www.wicounties.org

Member BenefitsWisconsin Counties Association

Government Affairs ✦ WCA’s Government Affairs Department has four lobbyists that

monitor and act on state and federal legislation. ✦ The government affairs staff monitor over 500 bills each session that

impact counties.

Educational Opportunities ✦ WCA hosts educational seminars, webinars and budget briefings for

officials on timely topics, many of which count toward CLE credits. ✦ WCA’s Legislative Exchange focuses on the hot topics of the day and

includes state speakers and legislative updates. ✦ The WCA Annual Conference is a three-day event that brings in

national speakers and provides a variety of concurrent workshops.

Important Resources ✦ Wisconsin Counties, the monthly publication of WCA, is at the

centerpiece of our communications efforts and takes an in-depth look at county issues.

✦ WCA regularly publishes electronic communications that come into county officials’ inboxes, such as WCA eNews and Capitol Watch.

✦ The WCA website, www.wicounties.org, contains the latest association news, legislative updates and upcoming events.

Programs and Services ✦ WCA Services, Inc. is committed to providing programs and services

that assist local governments in operating more efficiently and cost effectively. www.wcasi.com

✦ The Wisconsin County Mutual Insurance Corporation meets the insurance needs of members, with over 75% of counties participating. www.wisconsincountymutual.org

✦ The WCA Group Health Trust provides members health benefit services with a strong focus on wellness. www.wcaght.org

Outreach ✦ WCA staff is available to speak before state, county, civic,

educational and business groups on a variety of issues, such as WCA organization and structure; legislative updates; roles and responsibilities; ethics and conflicts of interest; Wisconsin open meetings law; and, running effective meetings/parliamentary procedures

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2014 WCA MARKETPLACEThe companion event to WCA’s 2014 Annual Conference is the WCA Marketplace. Among the displays of products and services will be familiar vendors that counties have come to rely on, as well as those offering new products and services to help meet the expanding demands of governing Wisconsin’s counties. Held in the Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, Suites I-VIII, the WCA Marketplace features a lunch and reception on Monday. All conference attendees are invited to attend these events. The Marketplace will once again host the WCA Marketplace Cyber Café, graciously sponsored by PMA Financial Network/Forecast5 Analytics, to allow easy access to the internet. Cyber Café furniture sponsored by The Samuels Group Environments.

The Marketplace is an opportunity to inspect and discuss with vendors the goods and services that can greatly improve the way

your county serves its residents. The exhibitors and sponsors listed on the following pages are those who, by press time, had confirmed their sponsorships and exhibit registrations for WCA’s Marketplace and Conference.

2G’s Booth # 612Todd GramsPO Box 354Cottage Grove, WI 53527608.852.4398toddg@2-gs.comProducts/Services: Insurance/dental

AECOM Booth # 107Andrew Inman1350 Deming Way, Suite 100Middleton, WI 53562608.836.9800andrews.inman@aecom.comProducts/Services: A global provider of architecture, design, engineering, and construction services for public and private clients across a broad range of markets, including transportation, facilities, environmental, energy, water and government.

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Aegis Corporation Booth # 501, 600John Dirkse and Karen Flynn18550 W. Capitol DriveBrookfield, WI 53045262.781.7020jdirkse@aegis-wi.com; karen@aegis-wi.comProducts/Services: Insurance/risk management

American Deposit Management Co. Booth # 308Jay Vermeulen505 Wells St., Ste. 200Delafield, WI 53018414.269.5150jay.vermeulen@americandeposits.comProducts/Services: Municipal advisor, cash management

American Health & Safety Booth # 301Larry Nevenhoven325 Industrial CircleStoughton, WI 53589608.205.1211larry@labsource.comProducts/Services: Safety

American Lung Association in Booth # 101, 103. 105Wisconsin-Clean Air Choice Jerry Medinger13100 W. Lisbon Rd., Ste. 700Brookfield, WI 53005262.703.4851jerry.medinger@lung.orgProducts/Services: Information on clean air & lung health

American Transmission Company, LLC Booth # 504Greg Levesque5303 Fen Oak Dr.Madison, WI 53718608.877.3649glevesque@atcllc.com

Associated Appraisal Consultants, Inc. Booth # 403Lisa Anderson1314 W. College Ave.Appleton, WI 54914800.721.4157lisaa.apraz@gmail.comProducts/Services: Municipal assessment services

Association of Wisconsin Regional Booth # 315Planning Commissions (AWRPC) Myron Schuster1400 S. River St.Spooner, WI 54801715.635.2197mschuster@nwrpc.comProducts/Services: RPC Services

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ATTIC Correctional Services, Inc. Booth # 605Kathy JohnsonPO Box 7370Madison, WI 53707-7370608.223.0017 kjohnson@correctionalservices.orgProducts/Services: Community corrections, clinical services

Axley Brynelson, LLPMichael Modl2 East Mifflin St., Ste. 200Madison, WI 53703608.257.5661law@axley.comProducts/Services: Attorneys

Ayres Associates Booth # 511Roger Nelson3433 Oakwood Hills ParkwayEau Claire, WI 54701715.834.3161nelsonr@ayresassociates.comProducts/Services: Consulting engineers

Baker Tilly Booth # 400Agatha Gaca1301 W. 22nd St., Ste. 400Oak Brook, IL 60523630.645.6201agatha.gaca@bakertilly.comProducts/Services: Accountants & advisors

Balestrieri Environmental Booth # 512& Development, Inc. Cindy Balestrieri1538 Country Club ParkwayElkhorn, WI 53121262.743.2800cbal@balestrierigroup.comProducts/Services: Turnkey building renovations

Barrientos Design & Consulting, Inc. Booth # 300 Norman Barrientos205 W. Highland Ave.Milwaukee, WI 53203414.271.1812norman@barrientosdesign.comProducts/Services: Architecture

BCPL State Trust Fund Loan Program Booth # 710Vicki HalversonPO Box 8943Madison, WI 53708608.266.1370Vicki.halverson@wisconsin.govProducts/Services: Financing for public purpose projects

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Bray Architects Booth # 707Jean Casey215 N. Water St., Ste. 250Milwaukee, WI 53202414.222.0200jcasey@brayarch.comProducts/Services: Architectural services

By the Numbers Actuarial Consulting, Inc. Lisa Dennison5213 Country Club Dr.Brentwood, TN 37027615.369.0753ldennison@bynac.comProducts/Services: Actuarial services

Capitol Lakes Financial Booth # 611Daniel Determan199 E. Badger Rd., Ste. 150Madison, WI 53713888.505.3956ddeterman@capitollakesfinancial.comProducts/Services: WCA long-term care

CESA 10 Booth # 713Connie Wislinsky725 West Park Ave.Chippewa Falls, WI 54729715.720.2078cwislinsky@cesa10.k12.wi.usProducts/Services: Alio financial/HR software

Cities Digital, Inc. Booth # 410Laura Froyum 2000 O’Neil Rd., Ste. 150Hudson, WI 54016651.714.2800laura@citiesdigital.comProducts/Services: Laserfiche imaging software

Coalition of Wisconsin Aging Groups Booth # 810Judy Steinke 2850 Dairy Dr., Ste. 100Madison, WI 53718608.221.6113jsteinke@cwag.orgProducts/Services: Healthcare & consumer fraud materials

Construction Business Group Booth # 706Patty Barlow4702 S. Biltmore LaneMadison, WI 53718608.240.4170p.barlow@cbgwi.comProducts/Services: Public construction compliance information

Crivello Carlson, S.C.Michelle Ford710 N. Plankinton Ave.Milwaukee, WI 53203414.271.7722mford@crivellocarlson.comProducts/Services: Legal services

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Custom Security Technologies Booth # 402Scott SuchomelPO Box 3155Oshkosh, WI 54903-3155920.419.5593scott@customsecuritytechnologies.comProducts/Services: Security systems, camera systems, access control, fire and telephone systems

Diversified Benefit Services, Inc. Booth # 205Teresa GrantPO Box 260Hartland, WI 53029262.367.5938tgrant@dbsbenefits.comProducts/Services: Diversified Benefit Services, Inc. (DBS) specializes in the design, communication, enrollment, compliance testing and third party administration of Section 125 Flexible Spending Accounts (125-FSAs), Section 105 Health Reimbursement Arrangements (105-HRAs), Section 132 Transportation Reimbursement Plans (132-TRPs), Section 223 Health Savings Accounts (223-HSAs) and other customized reimbursement plans.

Dominion Voting Systems Booth # 408Dana LaTour1201 18th St., Ste. 210Denver, CO 80202775.223.7230dana.latour@dominionvoting.comProducts/Services: Electronic tabulation equipment

Edge Consulting Engineers, Inc. Booth # 609Arlen Ostreng624 Water St.Prairie du Sac, WI 53578608.644.1449aostreng@edgeconsult.comProducts/Services: Public safety communications engineering, communication tower maintenance & management

Ehlers & Associates, Inc. Booth # 510Sue Porter375 Bishops Way, Ste. 225Brookfield, WI 53005262.796.6167sporter@ehlers-inc.comProducts/Services: Public finance services

Enbridge Booth# 209Liz JeffriesNRG, Six PPG Place, Suite 830Pittsburgh, PA 15222412.515.1170liz.jeffries@nra-llc.comProducts/Services: Enbridge energy project information

Express Scripts Booth # 201Brenda SmallOne Express WaySt. Louis, MO 63121920.262.8388brenda_small@express-scripts.comProducts/Services: Pharmacy benefit management

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Fuelmaster/Syn-Tech Systems, Inc. Booth # 117Ron Zubairi100 Four Points WayTallahassee, FL 32305800.888.9136ron.zubairi@myfuelmaster.comProducts/Services: Fuel management systems

General Engineering Company Booth # 703Tracy Michaels916 Silver Lake DrivePortage, WI 59301608.742.2169tmichaels@generalengineering.netProducts/Services: Consulting engineering services

General Motors Booth # 211, 213, 215, 310, 312, 314Andrew Reyntjes Regional Fleet Account Executive Government 100 GM Renaissance CenterDetroit, MI 48265andrew.w.reyntjes@gm.com

GIPAW Booth # 311Amy Kaup400 Market St.Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54495715.421.8435akaup@co.wood.wi.us

Golder Associates, Inc. Booth # 409Lisa Salentine2247 Fox Heights Lane, Ste. AGreen Bay, WI 54304920.370.4954lsalentine@golder.comProducts/Services: Engineering/consulting

Gregory & Appel Insurance Booth # 615Lee Hauser1402 N Capitol, Ste. 400Indianapolis, IN 46202317.352.3366lhauser@gregoryappel.comProducts/Services: Voluntary supplemental insurance products

H & H Energy Services, Inc. Booth # 606Brenda Jessen3201 Latham Dr.Madison, WI 53713608.273.4464bjessen@hhgroupholdings.comProducts/Services: Energy analysis, procurement, renewable energy

Health Dimensions Group Booth # 405Coley Turner4400 Baker Rd., Ste. 100Minneapolis, MN 55343763.210.6724nicolet@hdgi1.comProducts/Services: Management consulting

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Holiday Inn Hotel & Convention CenterMichelle Sedlak1001 Amber Ave.Stevens Point, WI 54482715.344.0200michelle.sedlak@holidayinnsp.comProducts/Services: Hotel

International Trade, Business & Booth # 702Economic Development Council (ITBEC) Bill Korrer22 E. Mifflin St., Ste. 900Madison, WI 53703715.356.4472korrer@wicounties.orgProducts/Services: Regional collaboration

John Deere Company Booth # 715Stacy Engelmohr2000 John Deere RunCary, NC 27513919.749.0927engelmohr.stacya@johndeere.comProducts/Services: Equipment for property management

Kalahari Resort & Convention Center Joey Greeno1305 Kalahari Dr.Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965877.254.5466jgreeno@kalahariresorts.comProducts/Services: Resort

KerberRose CPA’s Booth # 705Karen Kerber115 E. 5th StreetShawano, WI 54166715.526.9400karen.kerber@kerberrose.comProducts/Services: Accounting/auditing

Kronos Booth # 415Jodi Rinzel13115 W. Longleaf Dr.New Berlin, WI 53151414.477.8252jodi.rinzel@kronos.comProducts/Services: Workforce management software

Kueny Architects, LLC Booth # 309John Schmidbauer, P.E.10505 Corporate Dr., Ste. 100Pleasant Prairie, WI 53158262.857.8101johns@kuenyarch.comProducts/Services: Space needs analysis, facility programming, architectural design and engineering

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La Crosse Area Convention Booth # 307& Visitors Bureau Dana Ecker410 Veterans Memorial Dr.La Crosse, WI 54601608.782.2366ecker@explorelacrosse.comProducts/Services: La Crosse area visitor information

Local Government Investment Pool Booth # 714Gretchen Wegner121 E. Wilson St.Madison, WI 53703608.266.2045gretchen.wegner@swib.state.wi.usProducts/Services: Local government investment pool

MCFI Home Care Booth # 306Amy Weiss2020 W. Wells St.Milwaukee, WI 53233262.424.2901amy.weiss@MCFI.netProducts/Services: Brochures for home care services

McKinstry Booth # 712Trenton Smith2310 Crossroads Dr., Ste. 5200Madison, WI 53718608.216.2130trentons@mckinstry.comProducts/Services: Consulting/construction/energy/facility services

Monroe County EDCT Committee Booth # 704Steve Peterson819 Superior Ave.Tomah, WI 54660608.769.9910steve@gomonroecountywi.comProducts/Services: Monroe County information

Motorola Solutions Inc. Booth # 500Bill Burton9855 W. 78th St., Ste. 170Eden Prairie, MN 55344952.686.3066bill.burton@motorolasolutions.comProducts/Services: Communications, public safety

National Association of Counties (NACo) Booth # 411Tom Goodman25 Massachusetts Ave., NWWashington, DC 20001202.942.4291membership@naco.orgProducts/Services: Membership benefits

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Nationwide Retirement Solutions Booth # 514Jeffrey Francis3001 Rainier Ct.Burnsville, MN 55337952.221.7845francij@nationwide.comProducts/Services: Nationwide/NACo 457b plan

Phillips Borowski, S.C. Booth # 507, 509Andrew Phillips & Daniel Borowski10140 N. Port Washington Rd.Mequon, WI 53092262.241.7788slf@phillipsborowski.comProducts/Services: Legal

PMA Financial Network/ Booth # 96, 97, 98, 99Forecast5 Analytics Jeff Carew770 N. Jefferson St., Ste. 200Milwaukee, WI 53202414.225.0099 jcarew@pmanetwork.comProducts/Services: Financial services

Potter Lawson, Inc. Booth # 700Rebecca Prochaska749 University Row, Ste. 300Madison, WI 53705608.274.2741rebeccap@potterlawson.comProducts/Services: Architecture, planning

Premier Solutions Group Booth # 614William McReynolds1652 N. Main St.Racine, WI 53402262.432.5913mac@premiersolutionsgrp.netProducts/Services: Staffing & consulting services

Public Financial Management, Inc. Booth # 515Carolyn Shebesta115 S. 84th St., Ste. 315Milwaukee, WI 53214414.771.2700shebestac@pfm.comProducts/Services: Financial advisory

Risk Management Concepts Booth # 505John R. Rath3 S. Sunny Slope Ct.Appleton, WI 54912920.733.3966jrath2@new.rr.comProducts/Services: Insurance consulting

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Robert E. Lee & Associates Booth # 401Dale Marsh4664 Golden Pond Park Ct.Hobart, WI 54155920.662.9641dmarsh@releeinc.comProducts/Services: Civil engineering

Robert W. Baird & Co. Booth # 502Brad Viegut777 E. Wisconsin Ave.Milwaukee, WI 53202414.765.3877bviegut@rwbaird.comProducts/Services: Financial advisory and underwriting services

Roll Call-Pro by Current Works, Inc. Booth # 709Bob SchroyerPO Box 203Ringwood, IL 60072847.497.9650bob@currentworksinc.comProducts/Services: Wireless microphone control system & computer-based roll call voting system

Sauk County Booth # 100Kathy Schauf505 BroadwayBaraboo, WI 53913608.355.3274kschauf@co.sauk.wi.usProducts/Services: Host County

Schenck SC Booth # 111Karie Zellner200 E. Washington St., PO Box 1739Appleton, WI 54912-1739920.996.1261karie.zellner@schencksc.comProducts/Services: Accounting and auditing services

Scott Construction, Inc. Booth # 513John DelmorePO Box 340Lake Delton, WI 53940608.254.2555jdelmore@scottconstruct.comProducts/Services: Asphalt surfacing & construction

Sequoia Consulting Group, Inc. Booth # 603Dennis Malinowski1402 Trotta Ct.Waunakee, WI 53597608.217.8193dennym.sequoia@tds.netProducts/Services: Cost accounting and management consulting

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Sikich LLP Booth # 304Marc DeVries13400 Bishop’s Lane, Ste. 300Brookfield, WI 53005262.754.9400mdevries@sikich.comProducts/Services: Accounting, audit, consulting

Springsted Incorporated Booth # 608Joe Murray710 N. Plankinton, Ste. 804Milwaukee, WI 53203414.220.4250jmurray@springsted.comProducts/Services: Financial advisory & management consulting

Stafford Rosenbaum LLP Kara Higdon Getter222 W. Washington Ave., Ste. 900Madison, WI 53701608.259.2629khigdongetter@staffordlaw.comProducts/Services: Legal services

State Cartographer’s Office Booth # 313Howard Veregin550 N. Park St., UW-MadisonMadison, WI 53706608.262.6852veregin@wisc.eduProducts/Services: Office publications

Stifel Nicolaus Booth # 121 Dave DeYoung18000 W. Sarah Lane, Ste. 180Brookfield, WI 53045414.270.0190deyoungd@stifel.com

The Reinforced Earth Company Booth # 207Andrew Mott1444 North Farnsworth Ave., Suite 505Aurora, IL 60505800.446.5700mcurry@reinforcedearth.comProducts/Services: MSE reinforced earth retaining wall systems, precast arch systems, soundwalls

The Samuels Group, Inc. Booth # 701Shelley Rowe311 Financial Way, Ste. 300Wausau, WI 54401715.841.1905srowe@samuelsgroup.netProducts/Services: Construction management/commercial construction

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The Stark Collection Agency Booth # 407Pauline Kussart6425 Odana Road #22Madison, WI 53744-5710608.274.7764pkussart@hestark.comProducts/Services: Collection agency

Three Pillars Technology Solutions, LLC Booth # 121 Jeff Grady2701 International Lane, Ste. 201Madison, WI 53704608.807.5255jgrady@threepillarstechnology.comProducts/Services: Data security, regulatory compliance and technology consulting solutions with expertise and an emphasis on HIPAA security and privacy compliance

UMR Booth # 604Brian Baxter10701 W. Research Dr.Milwaukee, WI 53226-3452414.443.4759brian_j_baxter@umr.comProducts/Services: Insurance

Unitrends Booth # 610Katie Drucker7 Technology Circle, Ste. 100Columbia, SC 29203803.454.0300kdrucker@unitrends.comProducts/Services: Unitrends data protection

U.S. Bank National Association Teresa McBride777 E. Wisconsin AvenueMilwaukee, WI 53202414.765.4419teresa.mcbride@usbank.com

U.S. Communities Booth # 413Jennifer Sulentic1919 N Bissell St.Chicago, IL 60614773.663.0822jsulentic@uscommunities.orgProducts/Services: Cooperative purchasing

USDA Rural Development Booth # 802Brian Deaner5417 Clem’s WayStevens Point, WI 54482715.345.7610brian.deaner@wi.usda.govProducts/Services: Financing for housing, community and economic development

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UW-Extension Booth # 800Pamela Seelman 432 N. Lake St., Rm. 641Madison, WI 53531608.262.9311pamela.seelman@ces.uwex.eduProducts/Services: Educational

UW-Extension Entrepreneurship Booth # 203& Economic Development Donna McLaughlin 432 N. Lake St.Madison, WI 53706608.263.7830donna.mclauglin@uwex.eduProducts/Services: Broadband and e-commerce education center. Provides broadband education and technology education for communities and their businesses

Venture Architects Booth # 404John H. Cain212 North 25th St.Milwaukee, WI 53233414.271.3359jcain@ventarch.comProducts/Services: Architectural planning & design

Vermeer Wisconsin Inc. Booth # 414Brad Gabrielse5445 N. 131st St.Butler, WI 53007262.781.2288bgabrielse@vermeerwisconsin.comProducts/Services: Brush chippers, mini skid steers, stump cutters

Vision Internet Booth # 607Nina Vuong2530 Wilshire Blvd., 2nd Fl..Santa Monica, CA 90403310.656.3100nvuong@visioninternet.comProducts/Services: National leader in government website development

Waddell & Reed Booth # 406Boyd Seidler5317 Grande Market Dr.Appleton, WI 54913920.738.1950bseidler@wradvisors.comProducts/Services: Finance planning

Waterman & Associates Tom Joseph900 Second St., NE, Ste. 900Washington, DC 20002202.898.1444tj@wafed.com

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WCA Group Health Trust Booth # 602Kim Hurtz and Josh Bindl22 E. Mifflin St. Ste. 900Madison, WI 53703608.663.7188khurtz@aegis-wi.com; bindl@wicounties.orgProducts/Services: Health, dental and vision benefits coverage, prescription drug card options, wellness programs and self insurance options

WCA Services, Inc. Booth # 613Josh Bindl22 East Mifflin St., Ste. 900Madison, WI 53703608.222.8520bindl@wicounties.orgProducts/Services: Local government services

Weld, Riley, Prenn & Ricci, S.C.Mindy Dale3624 Oakwood Hills Parkway, PO Box 1030Eau Claire, WI 54702-1030715.839.7786mdale@wrpr.comProducts/Services: Legal services

Wells Fargo BankDebi McKenney305 5th Ave. S.La Crosse, WI 54601608-791-9222debbie.mckenney@wellsfargo.com

Wipfli LLP Booth # 119Brian Gaumont2501 W. Beltline Hwy., Ste. 401Madison, WI 53713608.270.2952bgaumont@wipfli.comProducts/Services: For nonprofit & government agencies such as, audit, accounting, tax, IT, HR, fraud & forensic exams, training and education, etc.

Wisconsin Clean Cities Booth # 708Lorrie Lisek231 W. Michigan St., P321Milwaukee, WI 53203414.221.4958lorrie.lisek@wicleancities.orgProducts/Services: Alternative fuels and technologies for transportation

Wisconsin Counties Association Booth # 601Cheryl Fleck22 E. Mifflin St., Ste. 900Madison, WI 53703608.663.7188fleck@wicounties.org

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Wisconsin County Forests Association Booth # 303Jane Severt3243 Golf Course Rd., PO Box 70Rhinelander, WI 54501715.282.5951wcfa@frontier.comProducts/Services: Educational information

Wisconsin County Mutual Booth # 503Insurance CorporationJohn Dirkse and Josh Bindl22 E. Mifflin St., Ste. 900Madison, WI 53703608.663.7188jdirkse@aegis-wi.com; bindl@wicounties.orgProducts/Services: General and automobile liability, public official errors, omissions and worker’s compensation, nursing home liability, and owner-direct insurance program

Wisconsin County Mutual Booth # 113, 115Insurance Corp. Firearm SimulatorJosh Dirkse18550 W. Capitol Dr.Brookfield, WI 53045800.236.6885josh@aegis-wi.com

Wisconsin County Treasurers’ Booth # 806AssociationStephanie Stokes1516 Church St.Stevens Point, WI 54481715.346.1346stokess@co.portage.wi.usProducts/Services: Promoting our professional association with handouts & displays

Wisconsin Department of Booth # 302Veterans Affairs Ken Grant201 W. Washington Ave.Madison, WI 53703608.267.7207ken.grant@dva.wisconsin.gov

Wisconsin DNR Booth # 804Barry Ashenfelter101 S. Webster, PO Box 7921Madison, WI 53707608.267.3120barry.ashenfelter@wisconsin.govProducts/Services: Brochures, posters, computer w/monitor

Wisconsin Drug Testing Booth # 412& Consortium Mike Bray1805 Allouez Ave. #3Green Bay, WI 54311920.393.4168mike@widrugtesting.comProducts/Services: Recycling/product stewardship information

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Wisconsin Land Information Booth # 808Association Ann BarrettPO Box 389Wild Rose, WI 54984800.344.0421admin@wlia.orgProducts/Services: Educational programs

Wisconsin Milk Marketing Booth # 506, 508Board, Inc. Brenda Murphy8418 Excelsior Dr.Madison, WI 53717608.836.8820bmurphy@wmmb.orgProducts/Services: Dairy promotion information

Wisconsin Municipal Mutual Booth # 814Insurance Company Dean Boes4785 Hayes Rd.Madison, WI 53704608.245.3336dboes@wmmic.comProducts/Services: Municipal liability insurance, workers’ compensation TPA and risk management services

Wisconsin Register of Deeds Booth # 305Association Cheryl McBride400 4th St. N., Rm 1220La Crosse, WI 54601608.785.9647cmcbride@lacrossecounty.orgProducts/Services: Register of Deeds services & technology upgrades

Wisconsin Society of Land Surveyors Booth # 812Francis R. Thousand5113 Spaanem Ave.Madison, WI 53716608.770.9759fthousand@charter.netProducts/Services: Land surveying information

Wisconsin Surplus Online Auctions Booth # 109William Faltz113 Perry St., PO Box 113Mount. Horeb, WI 53572-0113608.437.2001wrf@wisconsinsurplus.comProducts/Services: Auction service

Wisconsin Wetlands Association Booth # 711Kyle Magyera214 N. Hamilton St., Ste. 201Madison, WI 53703608.250.9971policy2@wisconsinwetlands.org

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The Wisconsin Counties Association thanks all of its sponsors for their generous assistance in making the 2014 WCA Annual Conference a great success.

PLATINUM SPONSORSAegis CorporationPhillips Borowski, S.C.Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board, Inc.

GOLD SPONSORSAmerican Transmission Company, LLCNationwide Retirement Solutions

SILVER SPONSORSAxley Brynelson, LLPH & H Energy Services, Inc.Public Financial Management, Inc.

BRONZE SPONSORSAECOMAyres AssociatesBalestrieri Environmental & Development, Inc.Crivello Carlson, S.C.Ehlers & Associates, Inc.Motorola Solutions Inc.Robert W. Baird & Co.Schenck SCScott Construction, Inc. Stifel NicolausWeld, Riley, Prenn & Ricci, S.C.

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EVENT SPONSORSPMA Financial Network/Forecast5 Analytics - WCA Cyber CaféThe Samuels Group Environments - WCA Cyber Café FurnitureWisconsin Milk Marketing Board, Inc. - WCA Conference BagsWisconsin Counties Association - Monday Continental BreakfastUMR - Monday Keynote SpeakerWisconsin Counties Association - Monday Exhibitor LuncheonPhillips Borowski, S.C. - Monday Exhibitor ReceptionKalahari Resorts - Grand Prize GiveawayWCA Services, Inc. - Monday Presidential CelebrationWisconsin Counties Association - Monday Presidential CelebrationWisconsin County Mutual Insurance Corporation - Tuesday Breakfast BuffetWisconsin Milk Marketing Board, Inc. - Tuesday “Ice Cold Milk” BreaksWisconsin Counties Association - Tuesday Luncheon

GENERAL SPONSORSStafford Rosenbaum LLP - $1,000By the Numbers Actuarial Consulting, Inc. - $500U.S. Bank National Association - $500Waterman & Associates - $500Wells Fargo Bank - $500Holiday Inn Hotel & Convention Center - $250

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Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board for sponsoring the “Ice Cold Milk” Breaks

2014 WCA ASSOCIATE MEMBERSAECOMAmerican Transmission Company, LLCDiscover MediaworksGeneral MotorsMotorola Solutions, Inc.Robert W. Baird & Co.

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Follow the 2014 WCA Annual Conference on Facebook and Twitter.

Be Sure to Tag Us in Your Posts at #wcaconf

Example: “Participated in a great breakout today at the WCA Annual Conference in Sauk County on phosphorus compliance. #wcaconf”

Twitter: @wiscountiesFacebook: www.facebook.comSearch Wisconsin Counties Association

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96,97,98,99 PMA Financial/Forecast5 Analytics 100 Sauk County101,103,105 American Lung Association in WI Clean

Air Choice 107 AECOM109 Wisconsin Surplus Online Auctions111 Schenck SC113,115 Wisconsin County Mutual Insurance

Corporation Firearm Simulator117 Fuelmaster/Syn-Tech Systems, Inc.119 WipfliLLP121 Three Pillars Technology Solutions, LLC201 Express Scripts203 UW-Extension Entrepreneurship and

Economic Development205 DiversifiedBenefitServices,Inc.207 The Reinforced Earth Company209 Enbridge211, 213, 215, General Motors310, 312, 314 300 Barrientos Design & Consulting, Inc.301 American Health & Safety302 Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs303 Wisconsin County Forests Association304 Sikich LLP305 Wisconsin Register of Deeds Association306 MCFI Home Care307 La Crosse Area Convention &

Visitors Bureau308 American Deposit Management Co.309 Kueny Architects, LLC311 GIPAW313 StateCartographer’sOffice315 Association of Wisconsin Regional

Planning Commissions400 Baker TIlly401 Robert E. Lee & Associates402 Custom Security Technologies403 Associated Appraisal Consultants, Inc.404 Venture Architects405 Health Dimensions Group406 Waddell & Reed 407 The Stark Collection Agency408 Dominion Voting 409 Golder Associates Inc.410 Cities Digital, Inc.411 National Association of Counties/Caremark412 Wisconsin Drug Testing & Consortium413 U.S. Communities414 Vermeer Wisconsin Inc.415 Kronos500 Motorola Solutions, Inc.501,600 Aegis Corporation

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502 Robert W. Baird & Co.503 Wisconsin County Mutual Insurance Corp.504 American Transmission Company, LLC505 Risk Management Concepts506,508 Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board507, 509 Phillips Borowski, S.C.510 Ehlers & Associates, Inc.511 Ayres Associates512 Balestrieri Environmental &

Development, Inc.513 Scott Construction, Inc.514 Nationwide Retirement Solutions515 Public Financial Management, Inc.601 Wisconsin Counties Association602 WCA Group Health Trust 603 Sequoia Consulting Group, Inc.604 UMR605 ATTIC Correctional Services, Inc.606 H & H Energy Services607 Vision Internet608 Springsted Incorporated609 Edge Consulting Engineers, Inc.610 Unitrends611 Capitol Lakes Financial 612 2G’s 613 WCA Services, Inc.614 Premier Solutions Group615 Gregory & Appel Insurance700 Potter Lawson, Inc.701 The Samuels Group, Inc.702 ITBEC703 General Engineering Company704 Monroe County EDCT Committee705 KerberRose CPA’s706 Construction Business Group707 Bray Architects708 Wisconsin Clean Cities709 RollCall-Pro by Current Works, Inc.710 BCPL State Trust Fund Loan Program711 Wisconsin Wetlands Association712 McKinstry713 CESA 10714 Local Government Investment Pool715 John Deere Company800 UW-Extension802 USDA Rural Development804 Wisconsin DNR806 Wisconsin County Treasurers’ Association808 Wisconsin Land Information Association810 Coalition of Wisconsin Aging Groups812 Wisconsin Society of Land Surveyors814 Wisconsin Municipal Mutual Insurance Co.

TUESDAY LUNCH

WI Women in CountyGovernmentSeptember 16, 201411:45 a.m. - 12:45 p.m.Kalahari Resort & Convention CenterTamboti, Aloeswood Rooms

ALL WELCOME

Guest SpeakerAngela Russell, Health Equity Coordinator at Public Health Madison & Dane County

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