Buffalo County, Wisconsin

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Buffalo County is one of 72 counties in Wisconsin. It was formed in 1853 and is named after the Buffalo River. The county is located in southeastern Wisconsin, covers 685.5 square miles, and contains eight lakes. The county seat is Alma. [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

  • Has a nice page of elected officials. [2]
  • Has a nice page of administrative officials. [3]

The bad

  • No budget information listed.
  • No meeting information listed.
  • No audit, contracting, lobbying or public records information 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, Buffalo County
  2. ↑ County Elected Officials
  3. ↑ County Administrative Officials
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