Marathon County now offers online video recordings of County Board Meetings.
Marathon County conducted a
survey of residents to determine how important they feel various public services provided by Marathon County government are now and how they feel the county should spend money in the future on these services. The report will be used in conjunction with community leader focus groups’ opinions to develop a strategic plan that will guide Marathon County government for the next 5 years. The 2012 Report, can be
viewed here.
The County Board is comprised of 38 elected officials representing the 38 supervisory districts in Marathon County. They are the governing body of the county and function as the policy making and legislative branch of County government.
Each supervisor represents, as nearly as practicable, an equal amount of inhabitants. County supervisors are elected in the spring nonpartisan election for two year terms.
Front Row: Scott Corbett Corporation Counsel, David Nutting, Charles Soukup, Bill Miller, Gary Wyman - County Board Chair; Brad Karger - County Administrator; Gary Beastrom, Matt Powers, Oliver Burrows III, Sandi Cihlar, Elroy Zemke.
Second Row: Kathy Kainz - Assistant County Clerk, Kurt Gibbs - County Board Vice-Chair, LaVerne Grunenwald, John Small, Joanne Leonard, Jim Rosenberg, Cahterine Wineman, Maynard Tremelling, Lee Peek, Ed Gale, Beverly Krejci, Nan Kottke - County Clerk.
Third Row: Todd McDonald, James Seefeldt, John Bandow, Kurt Kluck, Gina Cornell, Barbara Ermeling, Matt Hildebrandt, Ken Day.
Fourth Row: John Robinson, Gary Gisselman, Ken Fabel, Alan Kraus, Richard Gumz, Karen Kellbach, Craig McEwen, Sherry Abitz, Jean Maszk, Arnold Schlei.
Not Pictured: John Durham.
Marathon County Mission Statement: Marathon County Government serves people by leading, coordinating, and providing county, regional, and statewide initiatives. It directly or in cooperation with other public and private partners provides services and creates opportunities that make Marathon County and the surrounding area a preferred place to live, work, visit, and do business.