Barron County, Wisconsin

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Barron County is one of 72 counties in Wisconsin. It was formed in 1859 and is named after legislator and circuit court judge Henry D Barron. The county covers 862.84 square miles and contains 369 lakes. The city of Barron is the county seat. [1]

Contents

Evaluating website transparency

County websites
Budget
Meetings
Elected Officials
Administrative Officials
Permits, zoning
Audits
Contracts
Lobbying
Public records
Local taxes
Sam Adams Alliance


The good

  • Easy to find budget information. [2]
  • Has meeting information listed. [3]
  • Has permits and zoning laws on the website. [4]
  • Easy to find elected and administration officials.[5]

The bad

  • Able to pay taxes online, but does not break it down.
  • Does not have lobbying or contracts listed.

See Also

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Counties in Wisconsin
Adams • Ashland • Barron • Bayfield • Brown • Buffalo • Burnett • Calumet • Chippewa • Clark • Columbia • Crawford • Dane • Dodge • Door • Douglas • Dunn • Eau Claire • Florence • Fond du Lac • Forest • Grant • Green • Green Lake • Iowa • Iron • Jackson • Jefferson • Juneau • Kenosha • Kewaunee • La Crosse • Lafayette • Langlade • Lincoln • Manitowoc • Marathon • Marinette • Marquette • Menominee • Milwaukee • Monroe • Oconto • Oneida • Outagamie • Ozaukee • Pepin • Pierce • Polk • Portage • Price • Racine • Richland • Rock • Rusk • Sauk • Sawyer • Shawano • Sheboygan • Saint Croix • Taylor • Trempealeau • Vernon • Vilas • Walworth • Washburn • Washington • Waukesha • Waupaca • Waushara • Winnebago • Wood

External Links

References

  1. ↑ Wisconsin Counties Association, Barron County
  2. ↑ County Budget and Audit Information
  3. ↑ County Meetings Information
  4. ↑ County Zoning Information
  5. ↑ County Department Information
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