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Administration and Human Resources
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No, the County only accepts applications when there is a job vacancy. |
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Individuals may either come into the Administration / Human Resources office to pick up an application or print it off our website. |
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All job vacancies are posted on the Burnett County Website and advertised in local and regional newspapers.
View Available Job Openings |
Airport
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Space in an Airport owned community hangar for short or long-term storage is usually available. Call for rates and availability at 715-349-7076. |
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Current NOTAMs for all purposes including runway conditions can be found at the NOTAM Retrieval website. |
Business Development Association
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There are not very many grants or free money as many people hope or expect for. Often times people get access to finance their business through loans. You can find financing sources on our website or contact our Business Development Specialist at 715-635-2197.
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You can find out what permits you need by using the Permits Wizard or you can call the Wisconsin Department of Commerce for State permit information at 1-800-435-7287. Locally you should call your Zoning Department at the Town, Village, or County level. |
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You can get one on one counseling through the Small Business Development Center at no cost by calling 800-410-8351. General questions can also be answered by calling the Business Answerline at 1-800-SBCD (7232). |
Child Support Agency
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The child support agency cannot assist with custody and/or visitation (placement) issues. You must contact your attorney or file a pro se (do-it-yourself) motion with the Burnett County Clerk of Courts. View the following link to access pro se court forms. |
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1. By law, you must tell your child support agency within ten (10) days if you lose your job, if your income changes, if you get a new job. These new circumstances will not change your court ordered payment amounts until a court revises your order.
2. Your court order for support continues after a job loss--only a court can change an order.
3. If child support payments were taken out of your paycheck, child support payments will now be withheld from your Unemployment Insurance checks.
4. If your job loss is expected to last longer than 6 to 8 weeks, you can ask to have your court order reviewed for a possible change. THIS IS NOT AUTOMATIC! |
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Contact the child support agency to request a review of your child support order if there has been a substantial change in circumstances since the last order was entered. Some examples of a substantial change in circumstances are:
1.The court changes a child’s placement from one parent to the other
2. The paying parent receives a raise that would lead to an increase of more than 15% or $50 per month
3. The parent receiving support begins to receive public assistance benefits and the order is old or no support was ordered
4. The paying parent becomes incapacitated and can no longer work. A review is the process of checking a child support order to see if it needs to be modified.
A modification of the order can result in an increase, a decrease or no change at all. Both parents will be mailed notice of the review and required to provide current financial information to the child support agency. Child support attorneys who appear at hearings represent the interest of the State of Wisconsin—they do not represent either parent.
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The Clerk of Circuit Court charges a fee to file a motion to modify a court order. You must pay the court fee of $30 if the child support agency files a motion to modify the order on your behalf. This fee may be waived if the court finds that you are unable to pay. (There is no fee if an agreement to change the order is signed by both parents.) |
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A child born outside of marriage will not have a legal father unless a paternity acknowledgment form is filled out and filed with the vital statistics office or paternity is established through a court hearing.
It is in the best interest of the child to have paternity established as it creates the legal relationship between a child and his or her father, gives the child inheritance rights, access to future benefits through the father (social security, veterans benefits, etc.), and access to the medical history of the father.
If you receive any public assistance for your child, the State of Wisconsin requires you to cooperate with paternity establishment efforts. Failure to cooperate may result in your benefits being sanctioned. |
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Paternity can be established at any time after the birth of the child. In Wisconsin, there are 3 ways to establish paternity:
First, the mother and father can legally agree to the paternity of the father if there is no question as to who the father is and the mother is not married. To accomplish this, the mother and father must sign a special State form called the Voluntary Paternity Acknowledgment. Contact the child support agency for assistance if you would like to sign this form.
Second, the child support agency can file a legal action to establish paternity. Both the mother and father are notified of the case and have the opportunity to appear in court. Either party can ask for genetic tests before paternity is decided.
Third, if parents of a child marry after the birth of the child, paternity can be established through the use of the State's Legitimation form. The child support office can provide you with this form. |
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Our office will explain to both parents the consequences of signing this form. If you wish to have genetic testing done before signing this form, our office can assist in setting up that testing. If paternity is established this way, no support obligation or visitation arrangement is established.
There is a separate procedure for obtaining support orders once the form is completed. If you are receiving W2 benefits, your case will automatically be referred for order establishment. If either parent does not wish to sign the Voluntary Paternity Acknowledgment for any reason, the department may be able to file a paternity establishment case. |
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To request an appointment for paternity establishment services please call 715-349-2555. |
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When a child is born to a married woman, the husband's name goes on the birth certificate of the child. If the mother and father are not married, the man's name will not be put on the birth certificate until he becomes the legal father.
He can become the legal father through the filing of the state's Voluntary Paternity Acknowledgment form, or through a paternity court action. When a paternity judgment is ordered, the department will notify Wisconsin’s Division of Vital Statistics and the adjudicated father's name will be put on the birth certificate |
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When a child is born while a mother is married, Wisconsin law considers the husband to be the father (this is called the marital presumption). If the mother states that her husband is not the father and is naming someone else, this marital presumption must be overcome before another man can be found to be the child's father. |
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Yes, a possible father can apply for services to establish paternity of a non-marital child. Call 715-349-2555 to schedule an appointment. |
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If the parents have never been married, paternity must be established before the court can order child support to be paid. If the parents are married, the child support agency can file a legal action to compel the absent parent to support the family.
If a divorce has already been filed in Burnett County, the child support agency can file a motion within the divorce asking the court to set a support order. If you already have a Burnett County paternity or divorce case with no current support order, the child support agency can file a motion to ask that support be set if circumstances have changed substantially since the last time the support issue was addressed by the court.
For example, if your ex-spouse was not working the last time the case was in court, no child support may have been ordered. If he or she is now working, we may be able to seek a support order at this time. If the parents were never married, but signed and filed a Voluntary Paternity Acknowledgement form, the child support agency can file an action to compel the absent parent to support the child. |
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You can only stop your order if you do not receive public assistance benefits. If both parents agree, you can file a pro se stipulation (a legal agreement signed by both parents then approved by the court) and submit that to the clerk of court’s office asking for approval from the family court commissioner to stop your order. |
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You must provide the child support office with a copy of the order terminating your parental rights for the current support obligation on your case to be stopped. You will continue to be responsible for any arrears, costs, and interest on your case that accrued before your parental rights were terminated. You will receive billing notices until all debts are paid in full. |
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Wisconsin law requires you to pay child support until your child turns eighteen and graduates from high school, or, until your child turns nineteen, whichever is later. If your child is eighteen and has graduated from high school, you should provide proof of graduation to the child support agency. |
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You will continue to be billed for any missed child support payments (arrears) or any fees or expenses that have been ordered on your case until the debts are paid in full. You will also be billed for any interest that has accrued on the arrears on your case. |
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Under state and federal law, once arrears have been certified for tax intercept, they remain certified and refunds will be intercepted until the outstanding amounts are paid in full, even if payments are being made. |
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At the time of filing your tax return you should file an "injured spouse" claim. Any and all issues relating to the injured spouse claim need to be handled through the IRS. |
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You can get tax intercept collection information by calling the KIDS Information Line 800-991-5530. You may also visit: WI SCTF |
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Tax intercept fee - the parent receiving a tax refund intercept must pay 10% of any collection of $10 or more, but not more than $25. It is taken out of the intercepted refund. |
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You can call the child support agency 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 715-349-2555 to leave your new information. Please remember that you must provide your full name, PIN, or Social Security Number if you are leaving the message on our voicemail. You must also provide your current telephone number in the event we need to contact you to verify the information. |
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Under Wisconsin law, the receipting and disbursing (R&D) fee is the state's charge for maintaining the payment record on a family case.
The fee is $65 per year for any case that has child support, family support, maintenance, birthing or medical obligations as well as the arrears (missed payments). It must be paid by the court-ordered payer on the case. |
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A new federal law requires child support agencies to collect $25.00 once each year from eligible custodians once they receive at least $500 in child support during the year. The year, for collection purposes, follows the federal fiscal year, which is from October 1 to September 30. The initial assessment of this fee will begin on October 1, 2007 and will be done yearly. |
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In the State of Wisconsin, payments are processed by the Wisconsin Support Collection Trust Fund (WI SCTF). If you know your personal identification number (PIN), you can access information about the last two payments you made or received by calling 800-991-5530, or by logging onto the state website: Wisconsin Child Support Payments |
Children and Families
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If you are a mandated reporter, you can discover if the referral was screened in. If you are the reporter and you are a relative, it is up to the discretion of the supervisor. |
Circuit Court
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Register in Probate
Burnett County
7410 County Road K, #110
Siren, WI 54872Phone: 715-349-2177
Fax: 715-349-7659 |
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Probate is the court-supervised procedure for the transfer of ownership of someone's assets after they die. |
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Pursuant to Wisconsin Statute 856.05(1), any person having custody of any will shall, within 30 days after he or she has knowledge of the death of the testator, file the will in the proper court or deliver it to the person named in the will to act as personal representative. Any person named to act as personal representative shall, within 30 days after he or she has knowledge that he or she is named to act as personal representative, and has knowledge of the death of the testator, file the will in the proper court, unless the will has been otherwise deposited with the court. |
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The personal representative is the person appointed by the Court to administer the estate. The Personal Representative is responsible to: - Collect, inventory and possess all of the decedent's assets and file the inventory with the court.
- Maintain necessary insurance on the property.
- Collect all income and rents from decedent's estate and manage the estate.
- Handle all claims against the estate.
- Pay out of the estate all expenses of administration, taxes, charges and claims.
- Prepare a complete final accounting and file it with the court.
- Distribute the remaining assets to the proper beneficiaries and file receipts with the court.
- Keep all interested parties fully informed of the estate progress and provide them with copies of any paperwork required.
- Obey and perform the probate court's orders. |
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An attorney is not required to probate an estate informally, however, you may seek the advice or services of an attorney at any time. |
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- Complete the standard court form (PR-1819).
- File the completed form, along with the $3.00 statutory filing fee, with the Register in Probate.
- Provide a copy of the claim to the Personal Representative and the estate attorney.
- There is a time limit for filing claims. You can check the court file in person or review the court record on the internet at (Link) to find the claims deadline for a particular case. |
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Domiciliary Letters are issued to the Personal Representative by the Court upon the filing of all required documents with the Register in Probate in an Informal proceeding, or after a hearing before the Circuit Court Judge in a Formal proceeding. Domiciliary Letters give the Personal Representative the authority to act on behalf of the estate of the decedent and to perform all duties required to administer the estate according to statute. A person nominated as personal representative in a will does not have authority to act as personal representative until appointed by the probate court. Not all probate proceedings require Domiciliary Letters to release property and accounts.
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Clerk of Courts
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These are available Monday through Friday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm in the Burnett County Clerk of Court's office. If you wish to order a copy by mail. please submit a written request including your name and case number to the following address:
Clerk of Circuit Court
Family Division
7410 County Road K, #115
Siren, WI 54872 You must include a check or money order for $10 payable to the Clerk of Circuit Court. If you need a certified copy, add $5. Please allow two weeks for processing. If you do not know your case number you can visit the Wisconsin Circuit Court website and submit a written request listing the names of both parties involved in the case and the year the case was filed. You should add $5 if you want us to determine your case number. |
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A good place to start is the Burnett County Clerk of Courts office. You can use the public access computers or view the actual records involved. You can get useful information from the file and make copies of any documents that will help you clear your credit. There is a charge of $1.25 per page for copies. |
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Many legal forms and instructional material are available on the Wisconsin Circuit Court website. The Burnett County Clerk of Court's office has Small Claims forms, Divorce / Legal Separation forms, and a variety of other forms such as Contempt forms are available. Modification packets for Family and Paternity matters are also available from the Burnett County Clerk of Court's office. If you are unable to find a form, it may be available at legal stationary stores. |
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The Clerk of Court's office accepts applications for new or renewed passports. The County Clerk's office takes passport photographs for $10 each. |
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Contact the Clerk of Court at 349-2147 |
County Clerk
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Passport photos cost $10.00 at the County Clerk's Office, Monday -Friday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm. |
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Directories are available at the County Clerk's Office. Burnett County residents and land owners may receive one free directory per household if picked up in person at the County Clerk's Office, otherwise $1.00 will be charged for each directory mailed. Businesses and individuals outside of Burnett County may purchase directories for $1.00 each. |
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Burning permits may be obtained at the County Clerk's Office, Monday - Friday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm. Further information is provided in the following link. Annual Burning Permit |
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The following form may be printed. Mail or fax completed form to the County Clerk's Office. Form |
County Treasurer
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Property tax bills are mailed out by the Town or Village treasurer the middle of December.
Payment of the first installment of taxes or payment in full is due to the Town or Village treasurer by January 31.
Payment of the second installment of taxes is due to the County treasurer by July 31.
Missing a due date for payment of taxes results in the unpaid tax becoming delinquent and subject to interest of 1 percent per month from February 1 until paid.
Delinquent property taxes are collected by the County treasurer.
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Yes. Delinquent property taxes and the second installment taxes that are due by July 31 to Burnett County can be paid online by credit card or e-check. There is a convenience fee charged for the use of this service. If paying by credit card, a convenience fee of 2.75 percent is added to the total charged to your card. If paying by e-check, a convenience fee of $2.75 per five transactions is charged to your account.
Make Payments Online or call 1-800-272-9829, Jurisdiction code: 5898.
For property tax payments due January 31, to your Town or Village treasurer, please contact the treasurer to see if they accept credit card payments.
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The lottery and gaming credit is direct property tax relief to qualifying tax-payers in the form of a credit on their property tax bill. You may claim a lottery and gaming credit if, on January 1, you are a Wisconsin resident and you are a recorded owner of the property and the property is your primary residence.
You can have only one primary residence. Rental or other properties do not qualify for lottery credit.
To apply for the Lottery and Gaming Credit contact the Burnett County Treasurer's Office at 715-349-2187.
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Economic Support
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You can apply online at the Access website or by contacting our Economic Support department at 715-349-7600 to make an appointment. |
Emergency Management
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There are two initial steps that everyone can take. 1. Purchase a weather radio for your home or business. Make sure it is a radio that has battery backup and is a S.A.M.E. model. With a weather radio, you will be alerted to any weather advisory in your area and you can take approximate steps for your safety. 2. Take a Skywarn Weather Spotter Class. Every spring, Emergency Management sponsors a minimum of two classes that are free and open to the public. The class is usually only about two hours, and is held in the evening. Knowledge is power, and knowing what to look for in the skies is a proactive way to protect yourself and your family. |
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The Wisconsin Emergency Management Website has a list for available classes as does the FEMA website. There are also on-line classes available through FEMA. Contact the Burnett County Emergency Management Office if you would like to register for a class. Some classes can be provided locally. |
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Yes, we have many plans! The primary one is called Emergency Operations Plan, which is a general guideline for all hazards. Their are other specific plans, such as the Hazardous Material Plan, Plans or dams, Mitigation Plan, and more. All plans are housed in the Burnett County Emergency Management Office. |
Fishing
Forest and Parks
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Many local businesses such as motels, gas stations, taverns, etc. have both summer and winter trail maps. You could email Burnett County Tourism at Bctour@sirentel.net and ask them to mail you one, or you may view them on our website at Trails and Licensing |
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These vehicles are not allowed on Burnett County Forest Lands at any time. Please visit "Rules, Maps, and Licensing" found here on our website. Rules and Licensing |
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Burnett County Natural Resources Committee offers County residents or landowners an opportunity to purchase a permit from the Forest and Parks Department from July 1 - March 31 of every year. Firewood permits are issued for designated sites. Resale of firewood under this permit is not allowed. More info... |
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The best map of the Burnett County Forest Land is a plat book. These are available at local banks and in the UW Extension Office located in the basement of the County Government Center. If you have any questions, you may contact the UW Extension Office at #715-349-2151.
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The entire Burnett County Forest is open to hunting, trapping, and fishing used by the general public during any legal season as established by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Individuals may not reserve areas or restrict use by others. Boats, canoes, or other personal belongings cannot be stored on County lands without permission.
Permanent hunting platforms or deer stands are not permitted. Only portable non-damaging tree stands, which need to be removed daily, may be used. Cutting of shooting lanes or construction of ground level hunting blinds is not allowed. More... |
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You will need to contact each individual township for information on their ATV routes. Please follow this link for that information Burnett County Townships |
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Camping on the County Forest is permitted in many areas with the purchase of a Camping Permit. More info... |
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For any wildlife questions, please contact DNR Wildlife at #715-635-2101. |
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Please call our County Clerk's Office at #715-349-2173. |
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A trail pass is required for bicyclists 16 years of age or older. You do not need a pass when hiking.
Daily passes are $4.00 and an annual pass is $20.00.
8 different vendors sell passes throughout Burnett County:
In Siren: Holiday Station Store, The Lodge at Crooked Lake, Peggy's Fashion Rack, Best Western, Yourchuck's True Value, and Timberland Gifts.
In Webster: Ace Hardware
In Danbury: Hardware Hank & Log Cabin Store
In the winter, you may ride your Wisconsin registered snowmobile on the Gandy Dancer Trail once there is a 4" groomed snow base. If your snowmobile is registered in another state, please follow this link for information on purchasing a trail pass: WDNR |
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Please call the Siren Village Clerk at #715-349-2273 for information on renting the pavilion. This park is not managed by Burnett County Forest & Parks Department. |
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All county citizens and landowners may purchase a permit from the Burnett County Forest & Parks Department to cut a Christmas Tree. More info... |
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Please contact your local DNR office.
Webster DNR #715-866-8201
Grantsburg DNR #715-463-2897 |
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The DNR handles the Managed Forest Land Program. You can call them in Webster at 715-866-8201, in Grantsburg at 715-463-2897, or in Spooner at 715-635-2102. |
Highway Department
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NOTICE
SPRING LOAD RESTRICTIONSPursuant to Wisconsin Statutes 349.16, Burnett County highway seasonal weight restrictions will become effective at 12:01 a.m. on March 15, 2010. Adjustment to the proposed effective date may be considered contingent upon weather conditions. The Burnett County Highway weight restrictions will require a load reduction to a maximum of (6) six ton gross load for a single axle and (10) ten ton gross load for a tandem axle configuration. This applies to all County Trunk Highways in Burnett County. Highway maintenance vehicles, school buses, emergency public utility vehicles, sewage haulers, and trucks hauling bulk milk products are exempt from the load restrictions. Propane haulers and fuel oil haulers may exceed the imposed restrictions by (2) two ton per axle. Propane and fuel oil haulers should consider topping off their customer’s tanks prior to the posting of spring load restrictions since their hauling vehicles are overweight on many of the posted County roads even when empty. Once the spring load restrictions are applied they will remain in force until they are lifted some time around May 16, 2010. BY ORDER OF THE
BURNETT COUNTY HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER
ROBERT N. MOREHOUSE |
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Please leave your message on the road mailbox by calling 715-349-2285 or contacting Robert Morehouse at 715-349-2285 x 1453. |
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Driveway permits for State roads are available through the WI DOT office in Superior, WI. Please contact Kathryn Nault at 715-392-7944.
Driveway permits for County roads are available through the Burnett County Highway Department in Siren, WI. Please contact Mike Huber at 715-349-2285 x 1454. |
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Utility permits are available through the Burnett County Highway Department in Siren, WI. Please contact Robert Morehouse at 715-349-2285 x 1453. |
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Moving permits are available through the Burnett County Highway Department in Siren, WI. Please contact Robert Morehouse at 715-349-2285 x 1453. |
Hunting
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Plat books can be purchased at the UW Extension Office located in the basement of the County Government Center.
The cost is $25 in person or $31 by mail. If purchasing by mail checks should be written in advance for the amount and written to:
4H Plat Book Fund
7410 County Road K #107
Siren, WI 54872
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Land and Water Conservation
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Cindy Blonk our Wildlife Damage Technician, is available through this office and can answer all questions regarding damage to agricultural cash crops. Please contact her at 715-349-2186. |
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The Land and Water Conservation Department has much of this information and can also direct you to several sites that will provide soil maps, soil descriptions, and aerial photos. Please call us at 715-349-2186. |
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The Land and Water Conservation office can assist Burnett County residents with all types of issues regarding water front property such as native plantings, restorations, erosion control, and run-off problems. Please contact us at 715-349-2186. |
Land Information Office
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Contact a Wisconsin Registered Land Surveyor. They can verify if you are in a floodplain or prepare documents showing that you are not in a floodplain. |
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There is no difference, the same number is used for emergency services and mail service. |
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The PIN is the 24 digit number near upper right corner of your tax statement. |
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The County Surveyor does not survey private property. The County Surveyor maintains the 4,000+ Public Land Survey corners which all property boundaries are referenced too. |
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1- If the property has an address number, go to the Burnett County Land Information GIS website and click on "Property Records & Mapping" in the lower left corner, a new window will open, then click the "Search" tab in the upper right corner, then click "Site Address", then type in the address number in the box, then click "Search Property Listings". If more than one record appears, click on the Parcel Number for the parcel you are interested in.
2- If there is no address, there may be parcel mapping available, go to the Burnett County Land Information GIS website and click on "Parcel Maps" near the bottom, a new window will open, then read the instructions on the right side of the page. If parcel mapping is available, open the parcel map for the area you are interested in, and then find the parcel number for the parcel you are interested in. Write this number down. Now go to Burnett County Land Information GIS website and click on "Property Records & Mapping" in the lower left corner, a new window will open, then click the "Search" tab in the upper right corner, then click "Parcel Number", type the number in the appropriate boxes, then click "Search Property Listings".
3- If parcel mapping is not available contact the Land Information Department. |
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We are required to maintain the values established by the assessor for your local municipality. If you do not agree with the values, contact your assessor to discuss it. To find your municipalities assessor, go to the Municipality web page.
A good source of information is the Department of Revenue website, it contains a publication titled Guide for Property Owners, which contains information on property owner's right and information about the assessment process. |
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If the property was not exempt from the transfer tax, then the price can be figured out. Contact the Register of Deeds Office. |
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Contact the assessor for the municipality in which the structure is located. This information is available on the Municipality web page. |
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The tax bill is required to list the owners of real estate according to the recorded documents in the Register of Deeds Office. If no document was recorded in the Register of Deeds Office to change the ownership (quit claim deed, divorce judgement, etc) then we can not change the names on the tax bill. You may want to contact the attorney handling the divorce about transferring the real estate. |
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The tax bill is required to list the owners of real estate according to the recorded documents in the Register of Deeds Office. If the property was titled in joint tenancy or survivorship maritial property, you can record a Termination of Decendent's Interest Form at the Register of Deeds Office. This form is available at the Register of Deeds office. If the property was not titled this way, then you may want to contact an attorney to help you transfer the property. |
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The tax bill is required to list the owners of real estate according to the recorded documents in the Register of Deeds Office. We must list the name as shown on the most recent recorded document. To change the name you may want to contact an attorney to prepare the appropriate documents. Or, if you feel comfortable doing it yourself, you may purchase the forms from the State Bar of Wisconsin website. |
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When new lots or parcels are created during the year, new parcel numbers are assigned. However, assessments are based on how the property existed on January 1 of the given year. If a new subdivision, CSM or deed creates a new parcel during the year, those parcels will not be assessable and taxable until the following year. |
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1- If your legal description has wording that says Lot _ or Outlot _, there should be a copy available at the Register of Deeds Office.
2- There may be a survey map filed in the Land Information Office for the parcel. These are available on the Burnett County Surveyor's Index website.
3- There may be parcel maps available. Go to the Burnett County Land Information GIS website and click on "Parcel Maps" near the bottom, a new window will open, then read the instructions on the right side of the page. If parcel mapping is available, open the parcel map for the area you are interested in. |
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We do not keep a list of recent sales. |
Maintenance and Grounds
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It is called the Lake Area Disposal Midtown Transfer Station, located at 7610 Midtown Rd. You can contact them at 715-866-4835. |
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For State and County Roads, call The Burnett County Highway Department at 715-349-2285.
For Town roads, call the appropriate Town Clerk where the road and problem is located. |
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The Maintenance and Grounds Department only provides services and support to the Burnett County Government Center and associated departments and agencies, and does not provide services to the public directly. |
Register in Probate
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Yes. Court records are available online at: http//wicourts.gov You can find case numbers, the name of the personal representative, the final date to file claims, and whether any claims have been filed. |
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Probate is the court-supervised procedure for the transfer of ownership of someone's assets after they die. |
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An attorney is needed in a formal probate proceeding. An attorney is not required to probate an estate informally, however, you may seek the advice or services of an attorney at any time. |
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1. Complete the standard court form (PR-1819). Forms available at http://wicourts.gov
2. File the completed form, along with the $3.00 statutory filing fee, with the Register in Probate.
3. Provide a copy of the claim to the Personal Representative of the estate and the estate attorney, if applicable.
There is a time limit for filing claims. You can check the court file in person or review the court
record on the internet at http://wicourts.gov to find the claims deadline for a particular case. |
Register of Deeds
Sheriff's Office
Things To Do
Veterans Services
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Veterans can apply for VA Health Benefits by completing VA Form 10-10 EZ and sending it along with a copy of your DD214 to your nearest VA Medical Center (VAMC). Since Jan 17, 2003, applicants are placed in Priority Groups 1-8 with Group 8 receiving the lowest priority or no benefits at this time. Many factors are considered when determining approval of health benefits such as service, need, net worth, etc. Phone numbers for the nearest VAMC and surrounding VA clinics are as follows: - VAMC, Mpls: 866-414-5058
- Twin Ports (Superior): 715-392-9711
- Hayward: 715-934-5454
- Rice Lake: 715-236-3355
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Compensation is paid to veterans with service-connected disabilities as ruled by VA. Pension is income based for veterans who are in need. To apply for a SC disability, the veteran must show proof of service, have a diagnosed illness/injury, and the illness/injury must be connected to his/her service. To be eligible for pension, the veteran must show proof of service for at least one active duty day - not including training - during a wartime period as defined by VA in accordance with Federal law. |
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Through the WI Dept. of Veteran Affairs (WDVA), there are primarily two loans (Mortgages are handled through the bank): personal loan and home improvement loan. Veterans must first be eligible with WDVA. Eligibility is established either by showing that you were a WI resident at the time you entered the service or by showing that you have lived in WI for at least 12 continuous months. Loans are not automatic because you are a veteran. WDVA will still conduct a credit check. You will need to show pay slips for you and your spouse as well as proof of all income. You will also need to list all liabilities for you and your spouse. Your CVSO can assist you with the application. The Burnett County CVSO is Doug Stubbe who can be reached at 715-349-2179.
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Youth Camp
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The camp has two electric stoves and two refrigerators in the main lodge. You will need to provide all cooking and eating utensils for your group. Hot and cold running water is available in the kitchen. |
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The camp contains seven cabins with beds for eight people in each. The beds are wooden bunk beds with a four inch foam mattress over a plywood base. There are also eight beds in the bedroom in the main lodge. You must provide bed linens, sleeping bags, and pillows for your group. Each cabin has electric lights. |
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Yes! There is running water in the main lodge only. |
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Yes! All cabins have lights, as do the toilets and main lodge. |
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No, there isn’t any heat in any of the buildings. Be sure to bring cool weather clothes and sleeping gear. A stone fireplace is available in the main lodge. |
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There are NO shower facilities at the camp. |
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