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Juneau County |
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Lori J. Scully
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Real Property Specialist
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Address |
Juneau County Courthouse
220 E. State Street
Room 110
Mauston WI 53948 – 1348 |
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Telephone |
(608) 847-9311 |
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Fax |
(608) 847-9452 |
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Office Hours |
8-Noon 12:30-4:30pm |
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| About
Lori :
Lori has been employed with Juneau County since 1975. She took
over as Tax Lister in 1978 which was changed by County Board
Resolution in 1979 to Real Property Lister and the office called
Real Property Description. Lori was WRPLA President in 1984-1985
serving as Vice President 7 terms and Secretary in 1979-80 &
1980-81 and is currently president-elect for 2004-2005 and President
for 2005-2006. In October 1989 and reappointed in 1991, Lori was appointed
to represent county and local government on the Wisconsin Land
Information Board by Governor Thompson. Her term expired May 1997
and continued to serve until January 1998. In March 2000 she
received a Distinguished Service Award from the WLIA. In November
2001 Lori was certified as an assessor.
The courthouse has all legal
holidays with President's Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day and the
Friday after Thanksgiving as paid holidays. |
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the office: Duties: Chapter 70.09 of State Statutes duties, all ownership,
legal descriptions, addresses, current valuation and printing of all
assessment and tax rolls, tax bills, special purpose district rolls,
notice of assessments and maintenance of all personal property
accounts. All personal property labels, update of real estate labels
for assessors, summaries for clerks and assessors and assistance of
mill rate calculation, DOR designee are among a few other
responsibilities done by the specialist.
Staff includes the specialist as full time and a part-time clerk
when needed. Our county surveyor, Bryan Meyer works each Monday.
Juneau County includes, 19 townships, 6 villages and
4 cities. The office maintains
29,000 parcels with 1,240 personal property accounts.
Juneau County has two full-time information systems programmers
and one PC person with an AS400.
Our Land Information Office has 15 townships, six villages
four cities in our GIS System. All ownership, etc
from property listing is on line at
Juneau County Mapping. The county did a complete aerial flight
in 1999 to enhance the mapping project and a color flight again in
2003. The orthophotos are 1” = 400
ft. resolution.
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| About Juneau county:
Juneau County, Wisconsin was established in 1857 when the
State of Wisconsin passed legislation separating lands west
of the Wisconsin River from what was then Adams County.
After a contest with neighboring New Lisbon, the county seat
was established in Maugh's Town, which is known today as
Mauston. The county was named after Solomon Juneau, a
Milwaukee legislator who influenced the legislation
establishing Juneau County. The county board of early Juneau
County convened only once a year to conduct the business of
the slow moving, remote county.
Today, Juneau County retains the charm
of the early days, while it moves forward into the future of
electronic government. The Juneau County Board and its
employees strive to deliver services to its citizens through
the use of modern technology, while still promoting the
friendly, rural atmosphere that has made Juneau County a
great place to work and play! |
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County Facts:
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Area (sq miles) |
795 |
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Population
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26,903 |
Year of Population |
2006 |
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Tax Parcels |
29,700 |
Equalized Value |
$1,869,601,700 |
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