Frequently Asked Questions

Below you will find information that might help you understand how to find things or learn about information you might need to know about your city or town.

Dams

Normally the lakes and flowages are within their operating range, however the rivers and creeks may vary depending on watershed conditions. If you have any questions, please contact the
Dams Department.
Dams

Highway Department

Typically, the snow plow drivers are in their trucks and in route to their designated snow plow sections at 4 a.m. This occurs when the storm is a multiple day event or when the snow fall continues beyond the time when the snow plow driver ends the day on the previous day.

Otherwise, their normal daily start time is 7 a.m. If the storm is continuing or conditions are poor enough to warrant it, the drivers will remain on their routes until 8 p.m.
Highway Department
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation is the authority in charge of maintenance of the state highways and their statewide policy is to use straight rock salt to assist in melting ice and snow from those pavements.

Price County is the authority in charge of the maintenance of the county highways and that policy requires the use of a sand / salt mixture with 5% salt.

Using only the salt increases the deicing rate of the roadways, but at a much higher cost than the sand / salt mixture. The price per ton of salt is $92.59 and the price per ton for the sand / salt mixture is only $17 per ton.
Highway Department
Price County does not have a bare road policy on the county highway system. Salt / sand is applied on hills, curves and intersections to aid in traction. Salt / sand is an abrasive, not a deicer.
Highway Department
The typical plow section is 40-60 lane miles. The plows cannot safely exceed 25-35 miles per hour (mph) while engaged in winter maintenance operations. This results in an average cycle time of 3-4 hours per round. Often times the plow may have been through and will not be back at that particular section for 3-4 hours.
Highway Department
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation contracts with the Price County Highway Department to provide maintenance in the winter and summer months. The policies that govern maintenance are established by the state and followed by the counties. The state determines what roads receive 24-hour coverage based on the classification of each highway. Price County currently has a Class 4 and 5 road and the policy calls for 18 hours of continuous coverage.
Highway Department
Contact the Highway Department Office at 715-339-3081 during regular business hours. If the office is closed then email your report on a road condition, or please contact the Price County Sheriff’s Department and they will notify the on call highway supervisor or call the Department at 715-339-3011.
Highway Department
The public meeting is typically held at 9 a.m. on the 2nd Thursday of each month at the Courthouse County Board Room. Interested individuals should contact the Highway Department Office at 715-339-3081 to confirm that the meeting has not been cancelled, rescheduled or moved to a different location.
Highway Department

Veteran Services

Yes, it does meet the requirements of the ACA insurance program.
Veteran Services
Yes you do. VA will cover you in the VA Health program; part B pays toward out of system care and ER visits.
Veteran Services

Open Records Request

A "record" means any material on which written, drawn, printed, spoken, visual or electromagnetic information is recorded or preserved, regardless of physical form or characteristics, which has been created or is being kept by an authority. "Record" includes, but is not limited to, handwritten, typed or printed pages, maps, charts, photographs, films, recordings, tapes (including computer tapes), computer printouts and optical disks.

"Record" does not include drafts, notes, preliminary computations and like materials prepared for the originator's personal use or prepared by the originator in the name of a person for whom the originator is working; materials which are purely the personal property of the custodian and have no relation to his or her office, materials to which access is limited by copyright, patent or bequest; and published materials in the possession of an authority other than a public library which are available for sale, or which are available for inspection at a public library.

For more information on Wisconsin's Open Record law visit the Wisconsin State Law Library website.

Wisconsin State Law Library
Open Records Request
The following reports may be released:
Accident Reports
Closed or Adjudicated Cases
Photographs, including booking photos
Recordings
Video
Open Records Request
The following records cannot be released:
Open cases or cases pending prosecution
Juvenile information
Medical information
Personal identifiers such as Social Security numbers

Limited information may be released to victims and parents or guardians.
Open Records Request
If you would like to request a record, your request should include the following information:
Date incident occurred
Location if available
Person or persons involved
Type of incident (i.e. accident, theft, etc.)
Name and address of requester for billing / mailing purposes
Or fill out the on-line form on this page.
Open Records Request
The following fees apply to open records requests:
Accident Reports - $1 per page
Incident Reports - $1 per page
CD / DVD - $10
Photographs - $1 per page
Return via Facsimile - $2
Postage
There is no charge for reports sent electronically
Open Records Request
Requests for records can be made by:
Email
Phone: 715-339-3011
Fax: 715-339-4115
In person at 164 Cherry Street
Mail
Price County Sheriff's Office
164 Cherry Street
PO Box B
Phillips, WI 54555
Open Records Request

Real Property Lister

The Real Property Lister is required to maintain the values established by the assessor for your municipality. If you do not agree with your values, you should first contact your assessor to discuss it. If you have any questions, please email the Real Property Lister.
Real Property Lister
When new lots or parcels are created during the year, new parcel numbers are assigned. However, the thing to keep in mind is that assessments are based on how the property existed on January 1 of the given year. How the property existed on January 1 is how the tax bill will be printed at the end of the year. If a new Plat, certified survey map (CSM), or deed creates new parcels during the year, those parcels will not be assessable and taxable until the following year.

Contact the treasurer for your municipality, who is authorized by statute to split the tax bill for you upon your request. Please note that some counties process splitting of tax bills differently. Check with your county's Real Property Lister for information. If you have any questions, please email the Real Property Lister.
Real Property Lister
List of surveyors that service Price County.
Real Property Lister

Public Health

BadgerCare
Public Health

Sheriff's Office

Get your Driver's License renewed through the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). There are two DMV Service Centers located in Price County: Phillips Service Center Phillips Municipal Center 174 S Eyder Avenue Phillips, WI 54555 Open the 1st Tuesday of even months 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Park Falls Service Center 330 S 4th Avenue Park Falls, WI 54552 Open every Tuesday & Thursday of each month 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sheriff's Office
If you are a county resident and have a complaint and need to see an officer, you can call the Price County Sheriff's Office 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 715-339-3011. You will be connected with the Dispatch Center and someone who will take your complaint and assign an officer to assist you. If you reside in the City of Phillips and need to file a complaint, please contact the Phillips Police Department at 715-339-3847. If you reside in the City of Park Falls and need to file a complaint, please contact the Park Falls Police Department at 715-762-2446. If you have an emergency, please call 9-1-1 immediately.
Sheriff's Office
If you hit a deer or come across a deer that has been struck by another vehicle and you would like to keep the deer, you must call the Department of Natural Resources at (608)267-7691 to obtain authorization by telephone. The Sheriff's Office no longer issues tags for car-killed deer. If you wish to claim a turkey or bear that has been killed by a vehicle, call the Sheriff's Office for instructions prior to transporting the animal.
Sheriff's Office
The Sheriff encourages your feedback about the department and it's members. Should you have a complaint, or praise, about your experience with a department member, please contact the Sheriff Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. by phone at 715-339-3011 or by Email.
Sheriff's Office
If you need to obtain a Temporary Restraining Order please contact the Price County Clerk of Court or by phone at 715-339-2353. If you have an emergency please call 9-1-1 immediately.
Sheriff's Office

Medication Drop Box

You can drop off unwanted, unused or expired medications at either the Price County Sheriff's Office, Park Falls Police Department or at a Medication Collection Event scheduled in the community.
Medication Drop Box
You can drop off unwanted, unused or expired medications 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at the Price County Sheriff's Office, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday at the Park Falls Police Department or at scheduled Medication Collection Events.
Medication Drop Box
Please do not remove the label from your medication bottle. You can; however, black out your name.
Medication Drop Box
If you can't get to a Medication Drop Box right away or no Medication Collection Event is scheduled, please store your unused, unwanted or expired medications out of the reach of children or in a locked cabinet and drop them off as soon as you can.
Medication Drop Box
Please remember, dumping unused, unwanted or expired pharmaceuticals down the drain or flushing them down the toilet and into a septic system can lead to drugs finding their way into the groundwater and posing a risk to the water source.
Medication Drop Box
The Medication Drop Boxes will be emptied on a regular basis; the medication will be stored in a secure room within the Price County Sheriff's Office or the Park Falls Police Department, sorted for disposal, and transported to be destroyed.
Medication Drop Box

House Watch

Typically if you will be out of town for an extended period of time. No minimum is required, although typically when you will be gone for a week or more.
House Watch
Property checks will be conducted for up to 90 days.
House Watch
Property checks will be performed on a random basis. There is no guarantee as to the minimum number of times a property will be checked. However, all checks of the property will be documented at the Sheriff's Office.
House Watch
You will need to provide the following items when you call to request a property check:
The address of the property to be checked.
Contact numbers for the property owner and at least one local caretaker, if possible.
A list of vehicles that will be at the property including License Plate numbers, if possible.
Any lights that will be left on at the property.
A list of people with permission to access the property, their vehicle and contact information.
Any other pertinent information that may be beneficial for Law Enforcement officers to be aware of.

House Watch

Anyone interested in requesting a Property Watch should contact the Sheriff's Office at 715-339-3011.

House Watch

Code Red

In order to receive important community and emergency communications from local authorities including Law Enforcement and Emergency Management, you must subscribe to CodeRED.
Code Red
No. While landline phone numbers were initially transferred from the 9-1-1 database directly into CodeRED, if you do not have a land line phone or if you have a VoIP phone, your number was not included in the transfer. You must register with CodeRED to receive community and emergency alerts.
Code Red
There is no cost to subscribe to the CodeRED Emergency Notification System.
Code Red
The Mobile Alert App itself is free; however, if you decide to subscribe to the CodeRED Weather Warning, there is a nominal charge.
Code Red
Typically, the CodeRED system will be used to send out community notices such as a sex offender release or address change. CodeRED may also be utilized to warn residents of hazardous situations, such as hazardous materials spill or a water flow warning through a dam. Finally, CodeRED may be utilized to warn residents of a dangerous situation involving law enforcement, such as a barricaded or armed suspect. Unless you subscribe to CodeRED Weather Warning through the Mobile Alert App, typically, you will not receive weather related notifications.
Code Red
Yes. You can have notifications sent to multiple numbers such as a home landline, cell phone and work number.
Code Red
You will also be able to sign up to receive notifications via e-mail or text message. Again, you will be able to send the notification to multiple e-mail and cell phone accounts.
Code Red
Yes. Typically, community notices will only be sent to those who subscribe to the service. Emergency notifications will be sent to everyone whose number is in the database. Remember, if you do not have a landline and your primary phone is a cell phone or VoIP phone, you will need to subscribe to receive emergency notifications as well as your number was not automatically transferred from the 9-1-1 database.
Code Red

DARE

D.A.R.E. is a cooperative effort by the police, schools, parents, and the community - all 4 working together, to help our children make the right choices concerning drug use.
DARE
The program runs for 12 weeks.
DARE
The program is taught to 5th grade students at the Prentice Middle School with a brief 4-week program being taught to 4th grade students at the Prentice Elementary School.
DARE
Deputy Laurie Zondlo is the D.A.R.E. Officer in Price County and is a 19 year veteran instructor.
DARE
Your child will be given accurate information about drugs, alcohol, prescription drug use, tobacco, peer pressure, bullying, stress and internet safety.
DARE
You can contact Deputy Zondlo at the Price County Sheriff's Office by phone at 715-339-3011 or via Email.
DARE
You can donate to the Price County D.A.R.E. Program by simply mailing a check to the Price County Sheriff's Office, PO Box B, Phillips, WI 54555 or by contacting Deputy Laurie Zondlo by phone at 715-339-3011 or via Email
DARE

Project Lifesaver

Project Lifesaver aids victims and families suffering from Alzheimer's Disease and related disorders as well as individuals with Down's Syndrome or Autism.
Project Lifesaver
The cost of a Project Lifesaver wristband is $300. This covers the initial equipment purchase and 12 months of battery changes. After the first year of service, there is a monthly fee of $10 to cover the cost of maintaining the battery and wristband.
Project Lifesaver
The Price County Project Lifesaver Steering Committee believes each person who needs a wristband should have one, regardless of ability to pay. Most counties offering the program keep reserve funds for the purpose of providing scholarships to those who are unable to cover the cost of the wristband. Anyone is eligible for assistance. Each family is asked to offset as much of the cost as their budget will allow. This ensures that funds will remain available for others who are also in need of assistance.
Project Lifesaver
You can contact Chief Deputy Brian Roush by phone at 715-339-3011 or by Email or Sheriff Brian Schmidt by phone at 715-339-3011 or Email, Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Project Lifesaver
To begin the enrollment process, Click Here
Project Lifesaver

Civil Process

The cost to serve papers is $65, which includes 3 attempts and return postage.
Civil Process
There is a $75 fee to post the sale and a $75 fee to conduct the sale.
Civil Process
The cost to serve an Execution or Eviction is $65 plus the Officer's Productive Hourly Rate. You can find the current Productive Hourly Rate on the Fee Schedule on this page.
Civil Process
Payment for all papers is due in advance unless prior arrangements have been made. Please contact the Price County Sheriff's Office by phone at 715-339-3011 Monday through Friday 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. to discuss payment arrangements.
Civil Process
Cost for service is $65 per person, regardless of their address.
Civil Process
In the case of the same individual needing to be served in different cases, there is a $65 fee for each case. For example, if you need to serve the same individual on two separate court cases, the total fee would be $130 for service of both sets of documents.
Civil Process
Papers for service can be mailed to the Price County Sheriff's Office, Attn: Civil Process, PO Box B, Phillips, WI 54555 or delivered in person to the Price County Sheriff's Office, 164 Cherry Street, Phillips. In some cases, faxed copies may be accepted for service. Please contact the Price County Sheriff's Office at 715-339-3011 to discuss whether a faxed copy may be accepted for service.
Civil Process
Only papers for service within Price County will be accepted. We cannot serve papers outside of Price County.
Civil Process
Sheriff's Sales are conducted every Thursday beginning at 10:00 a.m. and are called consecutively until all scheduled sales for that day are complete.
Civil Process
Sheriff's sales are conducted on the front steps of the Price County Courthouse located at 126 Cherry Street, Phillips.
Civil Process
You or your representative must be present at the sale to place a bid.
Civil Process
Successful bidders are required to have 10% of their bid in cash, money order or certified check at the time of sale . Be sure to check the actual Notice of Sale as some do not permit money orders or certified checks. Checks should be made payable to the Price County Clerk of Circuit Court. The successful bidder may also be responsible for the Real Estate Transfer Fee. Be sure to check the Notice of Sale. If the notice states the buyer is responsible for the transfer fee, this fee must also be paid at the time of sale. Personal checks are accepted for the Real Estate Transfer Fee only.
Civil Process
You can find out if there are State Liens on the property by contacting the Clerk of Circuit Court at 715-339-2353, Federal Liens by contacting the Register of Deeds at 715-339-2515 and back taxes by contacting the County Treasurer at 715-339-2615.
Civil Process
Properties are sold "as is" and are not available for viewing.
Civil Process
Once the property is sold, the Court will hold a Confirmation of Sale hearing at a later date. Successful bidders may contact the Clerk of Circuit Court at 715-339-2353 to determine when the Confirmation of Sale hearing date is scheduled. Bidders may also check the Wisconsin Circuit Court Access Consolidated Court Automation Program (CCAP) via the internet. If the court confirms the sale, the successful bidder must pay the balance of the bid within the specified time period set forth in the terms and conditions of the Notice of Foreclosure Sale (usually 10 days) or the successful bidder forfeits their deposit. After the Court's Confirmation of Sale, the successful bidder takes possession of the property and becomes the new owner.
Civil Process
If the defendant in the Mortgage Foreclosure action occupies the property, and the new owner wishes to remove them, the new owner must obtain a Writ of Assistance which will allow the Sheriff's Office to remove the parties.
Civil Process
You must provide two copies of a paper for service. Once will be served and the other will be returned to you along with a Certificate.
Civil Process

Fingerprinting

The Sheriff's Office is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week to provide fingerprinting services; however, we ask that you please call the Jail at 715-339-4116 to make an appointment. If you do not make an appointment, we cannot guarantee an officer will be able to assist you when you stop.
Fingerprinting
You will need to bring confirmation from the organization requiring the prints and a fingerprint card if you were provided with one.
Fingerprinting
If you were not provided with a fingerprint card by the organization requiring that you be fingerprinted, one will be provided for you at no cost.
Fingerprinting
Once you have been printed, you will be provided with a fingerprint card you can send to the organization requiring the prints. The Sheriff's Office will not send your prints in for you.
Fingerprinting
There is no fee for this service.
Fingerprinting

VINE

VINE (Victim Information and Notification Everyday) is a service through which victims of crime can use the telephone or Internet to search for information regarding their offender's custody status and register to receive telephone and e-mail notification when their offender's custody status changes. Telephone Registration You can use the telephone to search for and register to receive notification about the custody status of an offender at 888-944-8463 toll-free. Web Registration You can search for and register to receive notification about the custody status of an offender via VINELink at www.vinelink.com
VINE
VINE is currently available in 46 states. If the inmate for whom you're searching is in custody at a corrections facility that participates in VINE, you should be able to locate custody information on VINELink (www.vinelink.com).
VINE
VINELink is not a paid service. it is completely FREE to the public.
VINE
Please note that you may register to receive notification for custody status changes only for offenders currently in custody. To use VINELink to search for an offender in custody, please follow these steps:
Go to www.vinelink.com
Click on the state in which the offender is housed.
Choose the Search & Register tab across the top of the navigation page.
Select the Facility or Facilities that you would like to search, type in the Offender Identification number or the full Last Name and at least the first initial of the First Name, then click Search.
Verify the information for the offender that matches the person for whom you search.
To use VINELink to register to receive notification about changes in an offender's custody status, please follow these steps:
Complete steps 1 through 5 above.
Click on the magnifying glass icon under the Register/Details column next to the appropriate offender.
On the Offender Details screen, choose your Method of Registration, then click Continue.
Complete the required information for registration.
Click Register.
VINE
VINELink provides information regarding offenders who are currently in custody or who may have been recently released from custody. If you do not find the person for whom you search, please call the Price County Jail at 715-339-4116 and inquire about the status of his/her custody.
VINE
VINE is available in 42 states through various different types of agreements. Even in 'statewide' programs, not each and every county participates in the VINE program. Some counties do not have jail facilities and therefore do not report any information. In other states, individual counties support their own contract for VINE. If you do not see a county listed, then it is currently a non-participating county. In that case, please contact the local jail for offender information.
VINE
VINE does not receive information regarding federal inmates. However, the Bureau of Prison's website has an "Inmate Locator" that provides information on any Federal Inmate.
VINE
VINELink's standard transaction time is every 15 minutes for jails and twice each day for prisons. This may vary depending upon the jail activity and the resources the facility has on site to update the data. Most always, the data is current within 15 minutes. However, if you have reason to believe the data is out of date, you should call the Price County Jail at 715-339-4116 directly for an update and invoke your personal safety plan. Do not depend solely on VINE or any other program for your safety.
VINE
VINE does not receive charge information from all facilities and therefore it is not always available to be displayed on VINELink. We recommend that you call the facility in which you believe the offender is housed and inquire about the charges for the offender. VINE does not track outstanding warrants.
VINE
If you have found incorrect data on the VINELink site, please call the Price County Jail at 715-339-4116 to report the inaccuracy directly so we may make the change in our database as appropriate.
VINE
First, please verify that your email address is correctly registered with VINE for the inmate in which you are seeking notification. It's possible that VINE email notifications could be perceived as "spam" by AOL. Please verify that your Mail Controls are not blocking VINE's email address or domain. The email notifications will come from vine@globalnotifications.com. You may also want to add this address to your address book to ensure that VINE mail is allowed to be delivered. Also, please check your spam folder to ensure your spam filters have not caught any mail incorrectly.
VINE
When you receive a notification from VINE, you will see the following telephone number on your caller ID: 502-213-2798. If you register for email notification, you will receive a message from the following email address: vine@globalnotifications.com
VINE
VINELink now has the ability to display offender photos. This is a configurable option and your particular state and/or agency may or may not have the feature enabled at this time.
VINE
Please call 888-944-8463 and select the option to speak with an operator. Please provide the state in which the offender is housed, as well as the phone number that is being called. With this information VINELink will be able to research the problem and assist with getting the notification calls stopped
VINE
VINE - Victim Information and Notification Everyday, tracks an offender's in-custody status and date of release only. Historical data is not available. Offenders are deleted from the VINE database usually within two weeks of release.
VINE
Yes, VINELink supports Spanish web content.
VINE

VPO

VPO (Victim Protection Order) is a service through which persons seeking a restraining order can register for automated notification when a temporary restraining order (TRO) has been served or firearms have been surrendered. Telephone Registration You can use the telephone to search for and register to receive notification of when a TRO has been served or firearms have been surrendered by calling 855-948-7648. Web Registration You can search for and register to receive notification about when a TRO has been served or firearms surrendered via VINELink at www.vinelink.com.
VPO
VINELink is not a paid service. it is completely FREE to the public.
VPO
To use VINELink to search for service status or firearm surrender status, please follow these steps:

Go to www.vinelink.com

Enter the 12 digit WCAP case number. The case number will be the year, followed by the letters CV or FA, and then six numbers. For example: 2013CV000065.

Enter the respondent First Name.

Enter the respondent Last Name.

Enter the County of Issuance, then click Search.
To use VINELink to register to receive notification about service and firearm surrender status, please follow these steps:

Complete steps 1 through 5 above.

Click on the R+ icon under the Add Registration column next to the appropriate case.

Complete the required information for registration.

Click Add
VPO
If an injunction is issued at your hearing, it may have a firearms restriction. If it does, you will be notified when the respondent surrenders any firearms to local law enforcement. The respondent may be able to surrender firearms to a third party, in which case you will not be notified. Please be aware that not all orders have a firearm restriction.
VPO
When you receive a notification from VINE, you will see the following telephone number on your caller ID: 502-213-2798. If you register for email notification, you will receive a message from the following email address: vine@globalnotifications.com
VPO
Yes, VINELink supports Spanish web content.
VPO

Access Corrections

Access Corrections processes credit, debit, and pre-paid debit card transactions for the Price County Jail.
Access Corrections
The Price County Jail has contracted with Access Corrections to accept on its behalf deposits into an inmate's trust account. These funds can then be used by the inmate to purchase commissary items and phone cards and can also help reduce the inmate's debt to the Jail.
Access Corrections
Access Corrections processes deposits made using cards that have the Visa or MasterCard card brands.
Access Corrections
Access Corrections is just one option you have to add money to an inmate's trust account. You can also send a check or money order via mail to the Price County Jail, PO Box B, Phillips, WI 54555 or you can drop a check, money order or cash off for the inmate at the facility 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Access Corrections
Yes. Access Corrections will disclose all service fees to you in advance.
Access Corrections
Access Corrections will allow you to cancel your deposit before you make it without payment a fee.
Access Corrections
Funds will be available to the inmate on the next business day.
Access Corrections
The maximum amount will display for the selected recipient id during the deposit process.
Access Corrections
If the inmate owes a balance to the Jail, 25% of what is deposited will be collected against that debt at the time of deposit. Thereafter 25% of any new debt or the amount of the new debt itself, whichever is less, will be collected at the time the debt is incurred.
Access Corrections

Jail

During Normal Business Hours: You can pay bail or post a bond Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and from 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Price County Clerk of Court, 126 Cherry Street Room 206, Phillips. After Business Hours You can pay bail or post a bond Monday through Friday from 4:30 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. and on weekends or holidays at the Price County Sheriff's Office, 164 Cherry Street, Phillips.
Jail
At the Price County Clerk of Court:
Cash
Cashier's Check
Credit Card
Money Order

At the Price County Sheriff's Office:

Exact Cash - we cannot make change
Credit Card - payments subject to service fee and the card holder must be present.

To make payment over the internet:

Jail

Yes, you can pay bail or post bond for an inmate incarcerated in another state by bringing the exact amount of the bail/bond in cash to the Price County Jail. Bail/Bond can also be paid online through GovPayNet.

Jail

You can address Inmate's mail to: Inmate's Name %Price County Jail PO Box B Phillips, WI 54555

All incoming mail should be free of any adhesives or additives such as address labels, stickers, glue, paint, decorations, markers, crayons, etc.

All incoming mail must have the sender's complete name and return address. Any mail not properly addressed will not be accepted.

Frequently Asked Questions

Dams

Highway Department

Veteran Services

Open Records Request

Real Property Lister

Public Health

Sheriff's Office

Medication Drop Box

House Watch

Code Red

DARE

Project Lifesaver

Civil Process

Fingerprinting

VINE

VPO

Access Corrections

Jail

9-1-1

Inmate Rules & Regulations

When To Report An Accident

Child Support Agency

Aging & Disability / Senior Services

Other ways to report abuse:

Contact Us

Quick Links

Helpful Links

Frequently Asked Questions

Dams

How are the water levels in the lakes, flowages, and rivers?

Highway Department

What time of day does the snow plowing and winter maintenance begin during a snowstorm?

During winter maintenance, why is salt used on the state highways and a sand / salt mixture used on the county highways?

Why isn’t the pavement showing on my road?

Why didn’t I see a snow plow on my road?

Why doesn’t the state road get plowed 24 hours a day?

What happens if I encounter black ice?

When is the monthly Highway Committee meeting?

Veteran Services

Does VA Health Care meet the requirements for the ACA insurance program.

If I have VA, do I need to take Medicare part B?

Open Records Request

What is a "record"?

What records may be released?

What records cannot be released?

How can I make an open record request?

What are the fees for record requests?

Where can I send my request?

Real Property Lister

I don't believe my property assessment is correct; can you change it?

We just bought a brand new lot this year, but the tax bill came in the previous owner's name; why didn't you update this?

What surveyors service Price County?

Public Health

Am I eligible for the VFC program?

Sheriff's Office

I need to renew my Driver's License. Where do I go and what are the hours?

How do I file a complaint about a situation I have?

I've hit a deer or come across a deer or other animal that has been hit by another vehicle and I'd like to keep it. What do I do?

How do I file a complaint or give praise about my experience with a department member?

How do I get a Temporary Restraining Order?

Medication Drop Box

Where can I drop off my unwanted, unused or expired medications?

When can I drop off unwanted, unused, or expired medications?

Can I remove the label from my medication bottle?

What if I can't get to a Medication Drop Box or Medication Collection Event right away?

Can I just flush my unwanted, unused or expired medication down the drain or flush them down the toilet?

What happens to the medications after I drop them off?

House Watch

When can I request a Property Watch?

How long can I have my property checked?

How many times will my property be checked while I'm away?

What information will I need to provide?

How can I request a Property Watch?

Code Red

Why should I sign up for the CodeRED Emergency Notification System?

Is my number already in the emergency database if I have a home phone?

How much does it cost to subscribe to CodeRED?

What does the Mobile Alert App cost?

What types of notifications will I receive?

Can I have notifications sent to more than one number?

What other methods of notification are there?

Can I choose which type of notifications I receive?

DARE

What is the D.A.R.E. Program?

How long is the program?

Where is the program taught?

Who teaches the D.A.R.E. Program?

What will my child learn during the D.A.R.E. Program?

If I have a question about the program or what my child is learning, who do I contact?

How can I donate to the Price County D.A.R.E. Program?

Project Lifesaver

How do I know if my loved one qualifies for Project Lifesaver?

How much does it cost to enroll?

What if I can't afford to enroll in Project Lifesaver?

Who do I contact for more information?

How do I enroll my loved one?

Civil Process

What is the cost to serve papers, such as a Small Claims Summons & Complaint?

What is the cost for conducting a Sheriff's Sale?

What is the cost to serve an Execution or an Eviction?

When is payment due?

What if I want two people served at the same address. What is the cost then?

What if I need to serve the same person papers in two or more separate cases?

How can I get the papers to you for service?

Will you go outside of Price County to serve a paper?

When are Sheriff's Sales Conducted?

Where are Sheriff's Sales conducted?