Judiciary & Public Safety Committee Meeting Packet (PDF)

In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, any person needing assistance to participate in this meeting, should contact the Office of the County Clerk at (920)746 2200. Notification 48 hours prior to a meeting will enable the County to make reasonable arrangements to ensure accessibility to that meeting. AGENDA 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Establish a Quorum 3. Adopt Agenda / Properly Noticed 4. Approve Minutes of September 8, 2026 Judiciary and Public Safety Committee Meeting 5. Correspondence 6. Public Comment 7. Supervisor Response 8. New Business (Review/Action) • Clerk of Circuit Court • Fee Chart-DRAFT • Sheriff’s Office • Review/Approve: Jail-Based Competency Services in the Door County Jail Agreement • Accept/Award 2027 Sheriff Vehicle Bid • Accept/Award 2027 Sheriff Fleet of Vehicle Maintenance RFP • Jail Staffing • Emergency Services & Emergency Management • FYI – Monthly Report • Review/Approve: ES Write-Offs • FYI – Sign project – Overall project update • FYI – Emergency Management – ▪ Planning for fall festivals ▪ Updating facility plans for extremely hazardous chemicals. • Communications • FYI – Monthly Report • Discussion on the Allocation of Dispatch/911 and the Public Safety Radio System Expenditures to Emergency Services Department Policy. • FYI…FY27 PSAP grant award 9. Sustainability Matters to be Considered 10. Legislative Matters to be Considered 11. Request for Agenda Items for Next Month’s Meeting 12. Next Meeting Date: TBD 13. Adjourn Deviation from the order shown may occur Notice of Public Meeting Tuesday, October 13, 2026 9:00 a.m. JUDICIARY & PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE Door County Government Center Chambers Room (C102)– 1st Floor 421 Nebraska Street, Sturgeon Bay Oversight for Clerk of Courts, Circuit Court, Family Court/Register in Probate, District Attorney, Emergency Services Department, Emergency Management, Communications Department, and Sheriff’s Office Reasonable efforts will be made to provide the public with a remote attendance option. If technical issues prevent or hinder remote attendance, the meeting will proceed in person as scheduled, without remote option. To ensure attendance, individuals should appear in person. To attend the meeting remotely: Please click the link below to join: When: Oct 13, 2026 09:00 AM Central Time (US and Canada) Topic: Judiciary & Public Safety Committee Meeting Join from PC, Mac, iPad, or Android: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/886814188 54?pwd=yjYCyOCIue1aeaBlbVPm1Z Kbzjy73x.1 Webinar ID: 886 8141 8854 Passcode: 336040 Or by Phone: Dial:1-312-626-6799 1 of 45 Door County Judiciary & Public Safety Committee Meeting Oversight for: Clerk of Courts, Circuit Court, Family Court/Register in Probate, District Attorney, Emergency Services Department, Emergency Management, Communications Department, and Sheriff’s Office Door County Government Center Tuesday, September 8, 2026 Minutes “These minutes have not been reviewed by the oversight committee and are subject to approval at the next regular committee meeting.” Call Meeting to Order The Tuesday, September 8, 2026 meeting was called to order by Chairman Collin Jeanquart at 9:03 a.m. at the Door County Government Center. Establish a Quorum Members present: Collin Jeanquart, Ryan Shaw, Alexis Heim-Peter, Dale Vogel, Jason Tlachac, Theresa Cain- Bieri, and Nancy Goss. Others present: Administrator Ken Pabich, Corporation Counsel Sean Donohue, ES Director Aaron LeClair, Emergency Management Director JEB Saelens, Sheriff Tammy Sternard, Communications Director Brenda Bley, TS Project Manager Ashley DeGrave, Assistant Finance Director Brenda Hawkey, and Administrative Assistant Diane Franklin. Virtual attendance: Public Adopt Agenda / Properly Noticed Chairman Jeanquart informs the committee the line item for the Sheriff’s Office – Review/Approve: Jail- Based Competency Services in the Door County Jail Agreement will be taken off the agenda at this time for further follow-up per Corporation Counsel Donohue. Motion by Vogel, seconded by Shaw to approve the agenda with the change. Motion carried by voice vote. Approve Minutes of August 11, 2026 Regular Judiciary and Public Safety Committee Meeting Motion by Shaw, seconded by Goss to approve the minutes of the August 11, 2026 Judiciary and Public Safety Committee Meeting. Motion carried by voice vote. Correspondence No correspondence was presented. Public Comment None. Supervisor Response N/A. New Business (Review/Action) Review and Recommendation re: Judiciary & Public Safety Oversight Department Budgets for 2027: Clerk of Court District Attorney Communications Dept Circuit Court Emergency Services Sheriff’s Office Emergency Management Family Court/Register in Probate 2025 Departmental Closeouts-after Trial Balance Report Committee reviewed the 2027 department budgets. Question on what is allocated to the tax levy, Pabich to look into drafting a policy. Motion by Shaw, seconded by Vogel to approve budgets as presented. Motion carried on voice vote. 2 of 45 Towers/Communications Plan Approval of Contract - Bay Electronics – Public Safety Radio System Maintenance – 18 Months TS Project Manager DeGrave states the current contract expires 12/31/2026. The new contract would be for 18 months to coincide with the new system rollout; all terms and conditions are the same. Motion by Vogel, seconded by Goss to approve the 18-month contract with Bay Electronics for the Public Safety Radio System Maintenance. Motion carried by voice vote. Emergency Services & Emergency Management FYI – Monthly Report Emergency Services Director Aaron LeClair reviewed the August Operations Summary Reports included in the meeting packet. Review/Action – Fees for Service LeClair explains last year the Fees for Service were increased by 20%-30%. LeClair would like to review this annually and is recommending no changes at this time. Motion by Goss, seconded by Shaw to approve the recommendation. Motion carried by voice vote. Review/Action – 2026 Triathlon fees for service – Appeal request LeClair received a letter, which is included in the packet, from Sean Ryan, the Race Director for the Door County Triathlon, requesting a waiver of the invoice for services provided by Emergency Services for the Triathlon on July 11-12, 2026. LeClair states he had staff dedicated to this event and feels the event should pay for the services rendered. Heim-Peter makes a motion to deny the request by Sean Ryan to waive the invoice for services provided by Emergency Services for the Triathlon, seconded by Shaw. Motion carried on voice vote. FYI – Sign project – Digger’s hotline Emergency Management Director Saelens provides the history of Digger’s hotline. In 2024 there were 7,600 digger tickets county wide; in 2025 it increased to 10,800 digger tickets county wide. Diggers Hotline processes nearly one million locate requests annually across the state. FYI – Sign project – private locating service – overall project update Saelens states a couple months ago he reached out to private locating companies and he found Blood Hound Utility Locators out of Indiana. They do locating services for private and public utilities. Blood Hound will be coming in next week for 11 days, they are able to do 100-150 locates per day, and our crews will follow to install posts/signs. The cost is just under $25,000 and will be covered by the budget for the sign project. Communications FYI – Monthly Report Communications Director Brenda Bley reviewed the August Communications Monthly Report. There was a change in staffing as the new hire that was to start this week has changed their mind so she is at 11 total staff with one open position. Sustainability Matters to be Considered Legislative Matters to be Considered Request for Agenda Items for Next Month’s Meeting Update on Sign Project; Jail-Based Competency Services in the Door County Jail Agreement. Next Meeting Date October 13, 2026 – 9:00 a.m. 3 of 45 Adjourn Motion by Shaw, seconded by Goss to adjourn. Time: 10:27 a.m. Motion carried. Respectfully submitted by Diane Franklin, Administrative Assistant 4 of 45 WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT FEE, FORFEITURE, FINE AND SURCHARGE TABLES Effective November 1, 2026 Table 1: Filing fees - cost to file civil actions and other fees of the clerk of circuit court Table 2: Civil forfeiture table - fees and surcharges for non-criminal offenses in circuit court Table 3: Criminal fine table - fees and surcharges for criminal offenses in circuit court Table 4: Surcharge table - description of court fees and surcharges, when they apply, and where the funds go How to read tables 2 and 3 The left-hand column shows the amount of the base forfeiture or fine to be imposed. The total column shows the base amount plus the surcharges that apply in every case. The remaining columns show the effect of certain additional surcharges. In table 2, a forfeiture of $5 results in a total of $174.30. If the offense is also subject to the natural resources surcharge, the final total of $178.05 shows in the appropriate column. In Milwaukee, another $7.50 is added for the Milwaukee special prosecution clerks surcharge. In table 3, a fine of $10 results in a total of $503.60 for a misdemeanor and $578.60 for a felony. If the offense is also subject to certain additional surcharges, the amount to be added is shown in the right-hand columns. Notes to the tables 1. The summaries and tables are intended as guidance and do not replace the statutes as the source of authority. Court costs and fees are set out primarily in ch. 814 of the Wisconsin Statutes. The surcharges are listed in 814.75 and 814.76. 2. When a fine or forfeiture is suspended in whole or in part, the following surcharges are reduced proportionately: commercial fish protection, consumer protection, environmental, fishing net removal, fishing shelter removal, jail, natural resources, natural resources restitution, penalty, railroad crossing improvement, snowmobile registration restitution, supplemental food enforcement, truck driver education, uninsured employer, weapons, wild animal protection, wildlife violator compact. 3. The following surcharges are imposed for each count: clerk fees, crime lab and drug law enforcement, crime prevention funding board, domestic abuse program improvement, drug offender diversion, GPS tracking, jail, supplemental food enforcement, truck driver education, victim-witness, wild animal protection. 4. If restitution is ordered under 973.20, the court shall order payment of a 10% surcharge on the amount of restitution, 973.06(1)(g), and a 5% surcharge on the total amount of restitution, costs, attorney fees, fines and surcharges, including the 10% surcharge, 973.20(11)(a). 5 Certain offenses are subject to fewer costs: ● For safety belt violations, smoking violations, and disability ID card violations, the clerk's fee is not imposed. The only surcharge is truck driver education surcharge if applicable. ● For non-moving traffic violations, the clerk's fee is imposed. The only surcharges are court support services and justice information. ● For failure to carry proof of insurance under 344.62(2), no clerk's fee or surcharges are imposed. ● For smoking offenses, the only surcharges are justice information and court support services. 6. Electronically filed cases are subject to a fee of $35 per case per party, $70 for attorney-mediators. 1 DRAFT 5 of 45 WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT FEE, FORFEITURE, FINE AND SURCHARGE TABLES Effective November 1, 2026 TYPE OF ACTION TOTAL FEE* CASE CLASS COMMENTS Appeal from municipal court on the record or by certiorari, 814.61(8)(am)1. $206.00 e 30601 $101 filing fee, $81 CSS, $24 JINFO new trial, 814.61(8)(am)2. $215.00 e 30601 $110 filing fee, $81 CSS, $24 JINFO from administrative decision on the record or by certiorari, 814.61(8)(am)1. $206.00 e 30607 $101 filing fee, $81 CSS, $24 JINFO new trial, 814.61(8)(am)2. $215.00 e 30607 $110 filing fee, $81 CSS, $24 JINFO from circuit court to court of appeals - civil appeal transmittal fee retained by circuit court, 814.61(9) $42+ $42 plus postage filing fee forwarded to appellate court, 809.25(2)(a)1., 814.64 $195 no filing fee for state agencies workers comp and unemployment appeals, ch. 102.26(1), 0 30607 no fee, see OAG 34-87 108.09(7) Arbitration appointment of arbitrator, 788.04(2)(a) 0 compel, confirm, modify, vacate arbitrators award, 814.61(1) $235.00 e 30703 $130 filing fee, $81 CSS, $24 JINFO arbitration re purchase of real property, 799.01(1)(cm), 814.62(3) $124.00 e 31006 $39 filing fee, $61 CSS, $24 JINFO Certificates issuing certificate, execution, commission, writ not $14 commencing an action, 814.61(5)(am) certifying copies, 814.61(5)(am), 814.61(10)(a), OAG 4-84 14+ $14 to certify the document, plus $1.25 per page includes attestation & comparison to copy certifying & transmitting documents, 814.61(9) $42+ $42 plus postage includes appeals, changes of venue, foreign judgments CSS = court support services surcharge, 814.85: $61 for claims $10,000 or less, $202 for claims over $10,000, $81 for claims other than money judgments. * JINFO = justice information surcharge, 814.86(1) & (1m): $24; for fees that include the JINFO, add $7.50 in Milwaukee. e For electronically filed cases, add $35 per case per party unless exemptions apply; $70 for attorney-mediators. 1 DRAFT Table 1 6 of 45 WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT FEE, FORFEITURE, FINE AND SURCHARGE TABLES Effective November 1, 2026 TYPE OF ACTION TOTAL FEE* CASE CLASS COMMENTS Civil action claim for money judgment greater than $10,000, 814.61(1)(a) $356.00 e 30100-08 $130 filing fee, $202 CSS, $24 JINFO 30301, 03, 04 includes foreclosure 30201, 30404 30405 cross-claim $0 personal injury or tort claim $5000 or less, 799.01(1)(cr), $124.00 e open as Small Claims (SC); $39 filing fee, $61 CSS, $24 JINFO 814.61(1)(a) - open as small claims, not civil money judgments include personal injury/property damage even if amount not specified, 802.02(1m) personal injury or tort claim greater than $5000 up to $215.00 e 30100-08 open as Civil (CV); $130 filing fee, $61 CSS, $24 JINFO $10,000, 814.61(1)(a) 30201 personal injury or tort claim greater than $10,000, 814.61(1)(a) $356.00 e 30100-08 open as Civil (CV); $130 filing fee, $202 CSS, $24 JINFO 30201 taxing authority: permissive use of civil procedures for claims $215.00 e 30301 $130 filing fee, $61 CSS, $24 JINFO $10,000 or less, 799.01(2), 814.85(1) or small claims fees: $39 filing fee, $61 CSS, $24 JINFO no money judgment, 814.61(1)(a) $235.00 e 30203 $130 filing fee, $81 CSS, $24 JINFO includes name change, declaratory judgment, mandamus, 30405 habeas corpus, minor settlements, vital statistics amendments 30701-08 after one year and delayed registrations 30950-56 petition for writ of certiorari, 814.61(8)(am)1., 801.02(5) $206.00 30955 if petitioner requests review of administrative decision, treat as administrative appeal above petition to require DNA sample, 165.76(6), 814.61(1)(c)7. $0 30957 motion costs, 814.07 $0-$300 amount set in discretion of court, see OAG 1-00 motion to intervene, 803.09 $0 jury fee, 814.61(4) $102-204 $17 per juror requested third-party complaint claim $5000 or less, 814.61(3), 799.01(1)(cr), open as small claims $165.00 e open as SC; $80 filing fee, 61 CSS, $24 JINFO, 1 fee/action claim over $5000 up to $10,000, 814.61(3), 799.01(1)(cr) $165.00 e open as CV; $80 filing fee, $61 CSS, $24 JINFO, 1 fee/action claim over $10,000, 814.61(3), 799.01(1)(cr) $306.00 e open as CV; $80 filing fee, $202 CSS, $24 JINFO, 1 fee/action no money judgment $185.00 e $80 filing fee, $81 CSS, $24 JINFO Condemnation appeals on the record or by certiorari, 814.61(8)(am)1., 32.61 $206.00 e 30402 $101 filing fee, $81 CSS, $24 JINFO new trial, 814.61(8)(am)2. $215.00 e 30402 $110 filing fee, $81 CSS, $24 JINFO 2 DRAFT Table 1 7 of 45 WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT FEE, FORFEITURE, FINE AND SURCHARGE TABLES Effective November 1, 2026 TYPE OF ACTION TOTAL FEE* CASE CLASS COMMENTS Contempt proceedings for deposits in contempt proceedings under ch. 785 disbursement surcharge per deposit, 814.61(12)(c), 818.12 $25 fee deducted from deposit Copies regular copies and reports (Clerk of Court), 814.61(10)(a) $1.25 $1.25 per page for clerks of court certified copies (Clerk of Court), 814.61(5)(am), 814.61(10)(a), $14+ $14 to certify the document, plus $1.25 per page to copy OAG 4-84 - includes attestation and comparison regular copies and reports (Register in Probate), 814.66(1)(h)1. $1.00 $1.00 per page for registers in probate certified copies (Register in Probate), 814.66(1)(g) $10+ $10 to certify the document, plus $1.00 per page to copy - includes attestation and comparison for public defender, 814.61(10)(b), 814.66(1)(h)2. actual, direct & necessary costs for Secretary of State, Treasurer, Attorney General/DOJ, 19.25 $0 no fee for these three state offices regarding veteran's benefits, state or federal agency, 59.535 $0 for Dept. of Public Instruction, 973.135 $0 no fee for copy of complaint & judgment of conviction against a teacher mandatory forms $0 no fee for single copies of blank mandatory forms; may be a fee for forms packets with local instructions Docketing docket judgment, transcript of judgment, lien, warrant, $14 collect both docketing fee & transcript of judgment fee award, satisfaction, assignment, 814.61(5)(am) if applicable; does not apply to municipal court judgments (see s. 814.61(5)(bm)) transcript of judgment, non-payment of public defender fees $0 s. 977.076(1) E-filing fee for each case electronically filed, $35 per party and $35 / $70 applicable in civil, small claims, family, paternity, criminal, $70 for attorney-mediators, 758.19(4m), 801.18(7) forfeiture, and probate cases no fee for Wisconsin state & local governmental units; no fee if motion for waiver of costs & fees granted under 814.29(1) 3 DRAFT Table 1 8 of 45 WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT FEE, FORFEITURE, FINE AND SURCHARGE TABLES Effective November 1, 2026 TYPE OF ACTION TOTAL FEE* CASE CLASS COMMENTS Family action commence action, 814.61(1)(a) & (b) 40101, 40201 divorce, annulment, legal separation, 40503, 40803 acknowledgment of paternity with no request for support or maintenance $273.00 e $130 filing fee, $81 CSS, $24 JINFO, $38 family court counseling services (FCCS) fee under 767.405, 814.61(1)(b) with request for support or maintenance $293.00 e $20 fee for parties not receiving public assistance 814.61(13) action by child support agency, 814.61(1)(c)1. $293.00 e fee waived only for paternity cases and ch. 769 third-party petition for title to property $0 no fee if third party requests declaratory judgment enforce legal custody, physical placement, or visitation order $0 40601 no fee for enforcement motions, 767.471(3)(e), 785.03 in existing family action before judgment $0 no fee for motion in existing family action new action under ch. 767 $273.00 e $130 filing fee, $38 FCCS, $81 CSS, $24 JINFO post-judgment motion, 814.61(7)(a) $45 grandparent or stepparent visitation in existing family action before judgment, 767.43 $0 no fee for motion in existing family action new grandparent visitation action under ch. 767 $273.00 e 40803 $130 filing fee, $38 FCCS, $81 CSS, $24 JINFO post-judgment motion, 814.61(7)(a) $45 No fee if stipulated, 814.61(7)(a) in new or pending guardianship, 48.9795(12), 814.61(13m) $72 50305 mediation fee, 814.615(1)(a)1. & 2. $285 $285 or local fee, first session free, under 767.405(5) out of county orders $14 to file transcript of judgment; regular fees apply to file out-of-county judgment, 767.281, 814.61(5)(am) $14 later motions; no fee for protective orders out of state orders child support UIFSA action, 814.61(1)(c)2., 769.313 $0 no fee to register & enforce out-of-state support orders out-of-state divorce judgment, 814.61(6), 806.24 $42 foreign judgment filing fee; regular fees apply to later mtns out-of-state custody judgment under UCCJEA, ch. 822, $42 $42 to file foreign judgment; regular fees apply to 814.61(6), 822.35(2)(a) later motions out-of-state protective order $0 no fee for protective orders, s. 813.128(3g)(a)1. parental consent to minor's abortion, waiver of, 48.257(6) $0 no fee paternity commence action by private party, 814.61(1)(a) $273.00 e 40501 $130 filing fee, $38 FCCS, $81 CSS, $24 JINFO with request for support, 814.61(13) $293.00 e $20 fee for parties not on public assistance, 814.61(13) action by state, ch. support agency, GAL, 814.61(1)(c) $0 no fee, including voluntary acknowledgment of paternity voluntary acknowledgment of paternity by private party, 767.805 $273.00 e 40503 open as a family case 4 DRAFT Table 1 9 of 45 WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT FEE, FORFEITURE, FINE AND SURCHARGE TABLES Effective November 1, 2026 TYPE OF ACTION TOTAL FEE* CASE CLASS COMMENTS Family action, continued revision of judgment legal custody or physical placement, 814.61(7)(b) $80 40601 revisions under 767.451, 767.481 judgments other than custody or placement, 814.61(7)(a) $45 includes revision of child support under 767.59 by stipulation, 814.61(7)(a) $0 no fee paternity, 814.61(7)(c) $0 no motion fee for child support agency, state, GAL, or court-appointed attorney under 767.407(1)(c)1.&2; or Ch. 769 study re legal custody & physical placement, 814.615(1)(a)3. $460 $460 or local fee for study under 767.405(14) support or maintenance, 767.501, 767.56, 767.57 $0 40402 no fee for support/maint. with no request divorce/paternity Foreclosure under ch. 846 $356.00 e 30404 $130 filing fee, $202 CSS, $24 JINFO Forfeiture, complex action for environmental damage, consumer protection, or $0 30109 open as CX case with no fee; civil procedures apply; other significant violation of the public interest forfeiture schedule available Forfeiture of property action to seize vehicle, drugs, or other property used in $0 no filing fee crime under 973.075-077, 961.55-.56, 814.61(1)(c)3. Garnishment amount greater than $10,000, 814.62(1), ch. 812 $262.00 e 30302 per debtor: $36 filing fee, $202 CSS, $24 JINFO amount $10,000 or less, 814.62(1), ch. 812 $121.00 e 31005 per debtor: $36 filing fee, $61 CSS, $24 JINFO garnishment of restitution, 814.62(1) $0.00 no fee for garnishment of restitution Judgments & liens file foreign judgment (FJ), 814.61(6), 806.24 $42 from other states, tribal courts, federal outside WI file foreign protective order, 814.61(1)(c)(d), 42 USC 3796gg-5 $0 file transcript of judgment (TJ), 814.61(5)(am), 806.12 - 806.17 $14 judgments from other WI circuit courts, WI appellate, own-county municipal, WI federal issue transcript from judgment & lien docket, 814.61(5)(am) $14 docket judgment, FJ, TJ, lien, warrant, satisfaction, writ, $14 no fee to file protective orders execution, assignment, 814.61(5)(am) collect both FJ/TJ filing fee & docketing fee if applicable Note: no fee for entry of judgments from municipal court into the judgment and lien docket, 814.61(5)(bm) reopen default judgment, 814.07, 345.37(1)(b) $0 - $300 amount set in discretion of court, see OAG 1-00 Juvenile adoption, 814.61(1)(c)4. $0 no fee terminate parental rights, 814.61(1)(c)4. $0 no fee 5 DRAFT Table 1 10 of 45 WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT FEE, FORFEITURE, FINE AND SURCHARGE TABLES Effective November 1, 2026 TYPE OF ACTION TOTAL FEE* CASE CLASS COMMENTS Minor settlements petition to approve minor settlement, 807.10 $235.00 e 30203 $130 filing fee, $81 CSS, $24 JINFO receive, handle, or deposit funds, 807.10(3), 814.61(12)(a)1. $35 greater of $35 or .5% of funds deposited with clerk withdraw funds, per transaction, 814.61(12)(a)1. $35 $35 per transaction Name change file name change, 786.36-37 $235.00 e 30708 $130 filing fee, $81 CSS, $24 JINFO name change in paternity action, new 767.89(3m) 0 name change may be part of paternity action Occupational drivers license petition Note: the DMV license issuance fee is $10 under 343.21(1)(n) file petition, 343.10(4), 351.07(1g), 814.61(14) $83 30607 for a total of $93 for an occupational license Probate $36 min. or Note: inventory fees are not paid when the case is filed, but inventory fee, 814.66(1)(a)2. 0.2% of value when the inventory is filed. over $18,500 inventory fee in minor guardianship of the estate or $36 min. or 50304 (eFiling fee applies to probate cases) adult guardianship of the estate, 814.66(1)(b)2. 0.2% of value 50301 over $50,000 Receiving & disbursing money receive trust fund, handle or deposit money under 757.25 or $35+ greater of $35 or .5% of funds deposited with clerk 807.10(3), 814.61(12)(a)1. includes general deposits, minor settlements, trust funds, small estates, conservator accounts receive or deposit money under 54.12(1)(a), 814.66(1)(n) $16+ greater of $16 or .5% of funds deposited with register in probate withdraw funds, per transaction, 814.61(12)(a)1., $35 or $16 $35 per transaction, $16 per transaction (register in probate) 814.66(1)(n) contempt proceedings, deposits, 814.61(12) (c) $25 $25 per transaction Searches search file or record to locate any one action, 814.61(11) $14 per action, when no case number is provided Small claims commence action $10,000 or less, 814.62(3)(a), 799.01 $124.00 e 31001-04 $39 filing fee, $61 CSS, $24 JINFO; includes evictions, - except tort/personal injury 31006 replevin, arbitration, forfeitures, actions $10,000 or less Consolidated claim of multiple creditors = single action commence action $5000 or less - tort/personal injury, 799.01(1)(cr) $124.00 e 31010 $39 filing fee, $61 CSS, $24 JINFO cross-claim or counterclaim over $10,000, 814.62(3)(b) $176.00 e $91 filing fee, $61 CSS, $24 JINFO third-party complaint $5000 or less, 814.61(3), 799.01(1)(cr) $165.00 e $80 filing fee, $61 CSS, $24 JINFO demand for jury trial, 814.62(3)(e), 814.61(4) $193.00 $91 for jury demand, plus jury fee of $102 service by mail, 814.62(4) $7+ $7 per defendant, plus postage if sent by certified mail Subpoena out of state subpoena to depose WI resident, 887.24(4) $0 in-state subpoena, 885.01(1) $0 6 DRAFT Table 1 11 of 45 WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT FEE, FORFEITURE, FINE AND SURCHARGE TABLES Effective November 1, 2026 TYPE OF ACTION TOTAL FEE* CASE CLASS COMMENTS Tax liens and tax warrants tax liens, receiving, filing and indexing of tax liens, 75.521(4) $3 tax liens filed with clerk under 75.521 tax warrants, filing and docketing, 814.61(5)(am), 806.11 $14 tax warrants issued under ch. 70-77 satisfaction, voidance or withdrawal, 814.61(5)(am), 71.91(5)(g) $14 Temporary restraining orders & injunctions domestic abuse, child abuse, individual at risk $0 30709, 30710, no fee; may collect fee from respondent if convicted 813.12, .122, .123, 814.61(1)(d) 30713 of violating TRO harassment if petition alleges stalking, sexual assault, physical $0 30711 no fee; may collect fee from respondent if convicted of violence, impaired physical condition, or threats; 813.125, violating TRO 814.61(1)(e) without allegations above, 814.61(1) $235.00 e $130 filing fee, $81 CSS, $24 JINFO combined actions, 813.127, 814.61(1)(d) $0 30712 no fee; may collect fee from respondent if convicted of violating TRO file foreign or out-of-county protective order $0 other injunctions & restraining orders $235.00 e 30704 file as civil actions ($130 filing fee, $81 CSS, $24 JINFO) Third party complaint claim $5000 or less, 814.61(3), 799.01(1)(cr) - open as small claims $165.00 e open as SC; $80 filing fee, $61 CSS, $24 JINFO, 1 fee/action claim over $5000 up to $10,000, 814.61(3), 799.01(1)(cr) $165.00 e open as CV; $80 filing fee, $61 CSS, $24 JINFO, 1 fee/action claim over $10,000, 814.61(3), 799.01(1)(cr) $306.00 e open as CV; $80 filing fee, $202 CSS, $24 JINFO, 1 fee/action no money judgment requested $185.00 e $80 filing fee, $81 CSS, $24 JINFO Transcript from judgment docket issue or file transcript, 814.61(5)(am) $14 collect both TJ fee and docketing fee if applicable Transmit documents certify & transmit documents on appeal, writ, change of $42+ $42 plus postage venue, real estate judgments, out-of-state judgments, 814.61(9) Trusts petition to commence judicial proceedings under ch.701; 814.66(1)(o) $258.00 e 50201, 50202 open as PR 7 DRAFT Table 1 12 of 45 WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT FEE, FORFEITURE, FINE AND SURCHARGE TABLES Effective November 1, 2026 TYPE OF ACTION TOTAL FEE* CASE CLASS COMMENTS Venue, change of civil, receiving court, 814.61(2) $130 fee equal to original filing fee, payable by the party that necessitated the change of venue, no CSS or JINFO transmittal fee, sending court, 814.61(9) $42+ $42 for transmittal of documents, plus postage small claims, receiving court, 814.61(2) $39 family, receiving court, 814.61(1)(b), (2) $168 $130 filing fee, $38 family court counseling surcharge family, receiving court, with request for support or maintenance $188 $130 filing fee, $38 family court counseling surcharge, $20 under 814.61(13) discretionary, 801.52, 814.61(2) $0 no fee Vital statistics amendments after one year and delayed regisration $235.00 e 30708 $130 filing fee, $81 CSS, $24 JINFO name, sex change, birth record, death, marriage, surrogate mother NOTE: DHS charges a $10 fee for filing an order amendment, $20 for certified copy, $3/copy for additional copies, 69.22 Wage claim action claim against employer for unpaid wages, 109.03(6), Varies DA may choose to file as small claims, civil or criminal action. 109.11(2) and (3) For small claims or civil, regular filing fee applies to both individuals and DA. Wage earner action voluntary debt proceeding, 128.21, 814.62(2) $47.00 31007 $23 filing fee, $24 JINFO Warrants tax warrants and liens, see tax liens warrants issued under ch. 70-77 warrants for failure to pay, failure to appear $0 no clerk's fee; sheriff's fees provided under 814.70 satisfaction, voidance or withdrawal, 814.61(5)(am), 71.91(5)(g) $14 8 DRAFT Table 1 13 of 45 WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT FEE, FORFEITURE, FINE AND SURCHARGE TABLES Effective November 1, 2026 Clerk's Penalty Jail Crime Lab Court Justice Driver Imp, Domestic Fee Surcharge Surch & Drug Support Info* Safe Ride Abuse FORF $40 26% $10/1% $13 $81 $24 TOTAL + $610 + $100 MIS + 67 FEL + 92 75% Forf. TOTAL 20% Forf. TOTAL 0 40 0.00 0 0 $81 $24 145.00 755.00 245.00 212.00 237.00 0 145.00 0 145.00 5 40 1.30 10 13 81 24 174.30 784.30 274.30 241.30 266.30 3.75 178.05 1.00 175.30 10 40 2.60 10 13 81 24 180.60 790.60 280.60 247.60 272.60 7.50 188.10 2.00 182.60 15 40 3.90 10 13 81 24 186.90 796.90 286.90 253.90 278.90 11.25 198.15 3.00 189.90 20 40 5.20 10 13 81 24 193.20 803.20 293.20 260.20 285.20 15.00 208.20 4.00 197.20 25 40 6.50 10 13 81 24 199.50 809.50 299.50 266.50 291.50 18.75 218.25 5.00 204.50 30 40 7.80 10 13 81 24 205.80 815.80 305.80 272.80 297.80 22.50 228.30 6.00 211.80 35 40 9.10 10 13 81 24 212.10 822.10 312.10 279.10 304.10 26.25 238.35 7.00 219.10 40 40 10.40 10 13 81 24 218.40 828.40 318.40 285.40 310.40 30.00 248.40 8.00 226.40 45 40 11.70 10 13 81 24 224.70 834.70 324.70 291.70 316.70 33.75 258.45 9.00 233.70 50 40 13.00 10 13 81 24 231.00 841.00 331.00 298.00 323.00 37.50 268.50 10.00 241.00 55 40 14.30 10 13 81 24 237.30 847.30 337.30 304.30 329.30 41.25 278.55 11.00 248.30 60 40 15.60 10 13 81 24 243.60 853.60 343.60 310.60 335.60 45.00 288.60 12.00 255.60 65 40 16.90 10 13 81 24 249.90 859.90 349.90 316.90 341.90 48.75 298.65 13.00 262.90 70 40 18.20 10 13 81 24 256.20 866.20 356.20 323.20 348.20 52.50 308.70 14.00 270.20 75 40 19.50 10 13 81 24 262.50 872.50 362.50 329.50 354.50 56.25 318.75 15.00 277.50 80 40 20.80 10 13 81 24 268.80 878.80 368.80 335.80 360.80 60.00 328.80 16.00 284.80 85 40 22.10 10 13 81 24 275.10 885.10 375.10 342.10 367.10 63.75 338.85 17.00 292.10 90 40 23.40 10 13 81 24 281.40 891.40 381.40 348.40 373.40 67.50 348.90 18.00 299.40 95 40 24.70 10 13 81 24 287.70 897.70 387.70 354.70 379.70 71.25 358.95 19.00 306.70 100 40 26.00 10 13 81 24 294.00 904.00 394.00 361.00 386.00 75.00 369.00 20.00 314.00 125 40 32.50 10 13 81 24 325.50 935.50 425.50 392.50 417.50 93.75 419.25 25.00 350.50 150 40 39.00 10 13 81 24 357.00 967.00 457.00 424.00 449.00 112.50 469.50 30.00 387.00 175 40 45.50 10 13 81 24 388.50 998.50 488.50 455.50 480.50 131.25 519.75 35.00 423.50 200 40 52.00 10 13 81 24 420.00 1030.00 520.00 487.00 512.00 150.00 570.00 40.00 460.00 225 40 58.50 10 13 81 24 451.50 1061.50 551.50 518.50 543.50 168.75 620.25 45.00 496.50 *Milwaukee County only - collect $31.50 **Victim-Witness Surcharge applicable if the original criminal complaint charged a crime that was later amended to a forfeiture. TOTAL WITH APPLICABLE SURCHARGE AMOUNTS Victim-Witness Natural Resources, Environmental if amended** Unins. Empl, Weapons Surcharge 1 DRAFT Table 2 14 of 45 WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT FEE, FORFEITURE, FINE AND SURCHARGE TABLES Effective November 1, 2026 Clerk's Penalty Jail Crime Lab Court Justice Driver Imp, Domestic Fee Surcharge Surch & Drug Support Info* Safe Ride Abuse FORF $40 26% $10/1% $13 $81 $24 TOTAL + $610 + $100 MIS FEL 75% Forf. TOTAL 20% Forf. TOTAL 250 40 65.00 10 13 81 24 483.00 1093.00 583.00 550.00 575.00 187.50 670.50 50.00 533.00 275 40 71.50 10 13 81 24 514.50 1124.50 614.50 581.50 606.50 206.25 720.75 55.00 569.50 300 40 78.00 10 13 81 24 546.00 1156.00 646.00 613.00 638.00 225.00 771.00 60.00 606.00 350 40 91.00 10 13 81 24 609.00 1219.00 709.00 676.00 701.00 262.50 871.50 70.00 679.00 400 40 104.00 10 13 81 24 672.00 1282.00 772.00 739.00 764.00 300.00 972.00 80.00 752.00 450 40 117.00 10 13 81 24 735.00 1345.00 835.00 802.00 827.00 337.50 1072.50 90.00 825.00 500 40 130.00 10 13 81 24 798.00 1408.00 898.00 865.00 890.00 375.00 1173.00 100.00 898.00 550 40 143.00 10 13 81 24 861.00 1471.00 961.00 928.00 953.00 412.50 1273.50 110.00 971.00 600 40 156.00 10 13 81 24 924.00 1534.00 1024.00 991.00 1016.00 450.00 1374.00 120.00 1044.00 650 40 169.00 10 13 81 24 987.00 1597.00 1087.00 1054.00 1079.00 487.50 1474.50 130.00 1117.00 700 40 182.00 10 13 81 24 1050.00 1660.00 1150.00 1117.00 1142.00 525.00 1575.00 140.00 1190.00 750 40 195.00 10 13 81 24 1113.00 1723.00 1213.00 1180.00 1205.00 562.50 1675.50 150.00 1263.00 800 40 208.00 10 13 81 24 1176.00 1786.00 1276.00 1243.00 1268.00 600.00 1776.00 160.00 1336.00 850 40 221.00 10 13 81 24 1239.00 1849.00 1339.00 1306.00 1331.00 637.50 1876.50 170.00 1409.00 900 40 234.00 10 13 81 24 1302.00 1912.00 1402.00 1369.00 1394.00 675.00 1977.00 180.00 1482.00 1000 40 260.00 10 13 81 24 1428.00 2038.00 1528.00 1495.00 1520.00 750.00 2178.00 200.00 1628.00 1100 40 286.00 11 13 81 24 1555.00 2165.00 1655.00 1622.00 1647.00 825.00 2380.00 220.00 1775.00 1200 40 312.00 12 13 81 24 1682.00 2292.00 1782.00 1749.00 1774.00 900.00 2582.00 240.00 1922.00 1300 40 338.00 13 13 81 24 1809.00 2419.00 1909.00 1876.00 1901.00 975.00 2784.00 260.00 2069.00 1400 40 364.00 14 13 81 24 1936.00 2546.00 2036.00 2003.00 2028.00 1050.00 2986.00 280.00 2216.00 1500 40 390.00 15 13 81 24 2063.00 2673.00 2163.00 2130.00 2155.00 1125.00 3188.00 300.00 2363.00 1600 40 416.00 16 13 81 24 2190.00 2800.00 2290.00 2257.00 2282.00 1200.00 3390.00 320.00 2510.00 1700 40 442.00 17 13 81 24 2317.00 2927.00 2417.00 2384.00 2409.00 1275.00 3592.00 340.00 2657.00 1800 40 468.00 18 13 81 24 2444.00 3054.00 2544.00 2511.00 2536.00 1350.00 3794.00 360.00 2804.00 1900 40 494.00 19 13 81 24 2571.00 3181.00 2671.00 2638.00 2663.00 1425.00 3996.00 380.00 2951.00 2000 40 520.00 20 13 81 24 2698.00 3308.00 2798.00 2765.00 2790.00 1500.00 4198.00 400.00 3098.00 *Milwaukee County only - collect $31.50 **Victim-Witness Surcharge applicable if the original criminal complaint charged a crime that was later amended to a forfeiture. TOTAL WITH APPLICABLE SURCHARGE AMOUNTS Victim-Witness Natural Resources, Environmental if amended** Unins. Empl, Weapons Surcharge 2 DRAFT Table 2 15 of 45 WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT FEE, FORFEITURE, FINE AND SURCHARGE TABLES Effective November 1, 2026 Clerk's Penalty Jail Crime Lab Crime Driver Imp, Drug Drug Domestic Nat Res, Unins. Environmental Fee Surcharge Surch & Drug TOTAL Prev. Safe Ride Abuse Diversion Abuse Empl, Weapons Surcharge FINE $201 26% $10/1% $13 MIS FEL MIS FEL MIS FEL $20*** $610 75% (F+PEN) $10 $100 75% Fine 20% Fine 0 $201 0% 0 13 67 92 200 250 481.00 556.00 20 610 0.00 10 100 0.00 0.00 10 201 2.60 10 13 67 92 200 250 503.60 578.60 20 610 9.45 10 100 7.50 2.00 25 201 6.50 10 13 67 92 200 250 522.50 597.50 20 610 23.63 10 100 18.75 5.00 50 201 13.00 10 13 67 92 200 250 554.00 629.00 20 610 47.25 10 100 37.50 10.00 75 201 19.50 10 13 67 92 200 250 585.50 660.50 20 610 70.88 10 100 56.25 15.00 100 201 26.00 10 13 67 92 200 250 617.00 692.00 20 610 94.50 10 100 75.00 20.00 150 201 39.00 10 13 67 92 200 250 680.00 755.00 20 610 141.75 10 100 112.50 30.00 200 201 52.00 10 13 67 92 200 250 743.00 818.00 20 610 189.00 10 100 150.00 40.00 250 201 65.00 10 13 67 92 200 250 806.00 881.00 20 610 236.25 10 100 187.50 50.00 300 201 78.00 10 13 67 92 200 250 869.00 944.00 20 610 283.50 10 100 225.00 60.00 350 201 91.00 10 13 67 92 200 250 932.00 1007.00 20 610 330.75 10 100 262.50 70.00 400 201 104.00 10 13 67 92 200 250 995.00 1070.00 20 610 378.00 10 100 300.00 80.00 450 201 117.00 10 13 67 92 200 250 1058.00 1133.00 20 610 425.25 10 100 337.50 90.00 500 201 130.00 10 13 67 92 200 250 1121.00 1196.00 20 610 472.50 10 100 375.00 100.00 550 201 143.00 10 13 67 92 200 250 1184.00 1259.00 20 610 519.75 10 100 412.50 110.00 600 201 156.00 10 13 67 92 200 250 1247.00 1322.00 20 610 567.00 10 100 450.00 120.00 650 201 169.00 10 13 67 92 200 250 1310.00 1385.00 20 610 614.25 10 100 487.50 130.00 700 201 182.00 10 13 67 92 200 250 1373.00 1448.00 20 610 661.50 10 100 525.00 140.00 750 201 195.00 10 13 67 92 200 250 1436.00 1511.00 20 610 708.75 10 100 562.50 150.00 800 201 208.00 10 13 67 92 200 250 1499.00 1574.00 20 610 756.00 10 100 600.00 160.00 900 201 234.00 10 13 67 92 200 250 1625.00 1700.00 20 610 850.50 10 100 675.00 180.00 1000 201 260.00 10 13 67 92 200 250 1751.00 1826.00 20 610 945.00 10 100 750.00 200.00 1100 201 286.00 11 13 67 92 200 250 1878.00 1953.00 20 610 1039.50 10 100 825.00 220.00 1200 201 312.00 12 13 67 92 200 250 2005.00 2080.00 20 610 1134.00 10 100 900.00 240.00 1300 201 338.00 13 13 67 92 200 250 2132.00 2207.00 20 610 1228.50 10 100 975.00 260.00 1400 201 364.00 14 13 67 92 200 250 2259.00 2334.00 20 610 1323.00 10 100 1050.00 280.00 1500 201 390.00 15 13 67 92 200 250 2386.00 2461.00 20 610 1417.50 10 100 1125.00 300.00 1600 201 416.00 16 13 67 92 200 250 2513.00 2588.00 20 610 1512.00 10 100 1200.00 320.00 1700 201 442.00 17 13 67 92 200 250 2640.00 2715.00 20 610 1606.50 10 100 1275.00 340.00 1800 201 468.00 18 13 67 92 200 250 2767.00 2842.00 20 610 1701.00 10 100 1350.00 360.00 1900 201 494.00 19 13 67 92 200 250 2894.00 2969.00 20 610 1795.50 10 100 1425.00 380.00 2000 201 520.00 20 13 67 92 200 250 3021.00 3096.00 20 610 1890.00 10 100 1500.00 400.00 ***The Crime Prevention Funding Board Surcharge is applicable in some counties as provided by Wis. Stat. 59.54(28). ADD APPLICABLE SURCHARGE AMOUNTS TO TOTAL Victim- DNA Witness Analysis 1 DRAFT Table 3 16 of 45 WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT FEE, FORFEITURE, FINE AND SURCHARGE TABLES Effective November 1, 2026 Clerk's Penalty Jail Crime Lab Crime Driver Imp, Drug Drug Domestic Nat Res, Unins. Environmental Fee Surcharge Surch & Drug TOTAL Prev. Safe Ride Abuse Diversion Abuse Empl, Weapons Surcharge FINE $201 26% $10/1% $13 MIS FEL MIS FEL MIS FEL $20*** $610 75% (F+PEN) $10 $100 75% Fine 20% Fine 2250 201 585.00 22.50 13 67 92 200 250 3338.50 3413.50 20 610 2126.25 10 100 1687.50 450.00 2500 201 650.00 25 13 67 92 200 250 3656.00 3731.00 20 610 2362.50 10 100 1875.00 500.00 2750 201 715.00 27.50 13 67 92 200 250 3973.50 4048.50 20 610 2598.75 10 100 2062.50 550.00 3000 201 780.00 30 13 67 92 200 250 4291.00 4366.00 20 610 2835.00 10 100 2250.00 600.00 3250 201 845.00 32.50 13 67 92 200 250 4608.50 4683.50 20 610 3071.25 10 100 2437.50 650.00 3500 201 910.00 35 13 67 92 200 250 4926.00 5001.00 20 610 3307.50 10 100 2625.00 700.00 3750 201 975.00 37.50 13 67 92 200 250 5243.50 5318.50 20 610 3543.75 10 100 2812.50 750.00 4000 201 1040.00 40 13 67 92 200 250 5561.00 5636.00 20 610 3780.00 10 100 3000.00 800.00 4250 201 1105.00 42.50 13 67 92 200 250 5878.50 5953.50 20 610 4016.25 10 100 3187.50 850.00 4500 201 1170.00 45 13 67 92 200 250 6196.00 6271.00 20 610 4252.50 10 100 3375.00 900.00 4750 201 1235.00 47.50 13 67 92 200 250 6513.50 6588.50 20 610 4488.75 10 100 3562.50 950.00 5000 201 1300.00 50 13 67 92 200 250 6831.00 6906.00 20 610 4725.00 10 100 3750.00 1000.00 ***The Crime Prevention Funding Board Surcharge is applicable in some counties as provided by Wis. Stat. 59.54(28). Victim- DNA Witness Analysis ADD APPLICABLE SURCHARGE AMOUNTS TO TOTAL 2 DRAFT Table 3 17 of 45 WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT FEE, FORFEITURE, FINE AND SURCHARGE TABLES Effective November 1, 2026 Bisphenol A Enforcement 100.335(7) 50% of fine -if a court imposes a fine or forfeiture under 100.335, sale or manufacture of children's containers Surcharge or forfeiture containing BPA, the court shall impose a surcharge equal to 50% of the fine or forfeiture. (BPAS) Distribution of funds: 100% to Dept of Agriculture Trade and Consumer Protection to fund enforcement of BPA prohibitions. Blood Withdrawal Cost 973.06(1)(j), amt. varies -if a defendant is convicted of operating a vehicle while intoxicated under 23.43(4c), 233.335(12)(a) or (BTCC, BTCM, BTST, 814.63(3m) based on (b), 30.681, 114.09, 346.63, 350.101, 940.09(1) or 940.25, any cost paid by law enforcement for BTDNR, BTUW) actual cost withdrawal of defendant's blood shall be placed on defendant. Distribution of funds: 100% to the law enforcement agency paying for the withdrawal. Child Pornography Surcharge 973.042 $500 -if a court imposes a sentence or places a person on probation for a crime under 948.05 or (CHPRN) per image 948.12, the court shall impose a child pornography surcharge for each image or each copy or copy of an image associated with the crime. Distribution of funds: 100% to the Dept of Justice for investigations of sexual assaults against children and grants for sexual assault victim services. Clerk Fee, Civil forfeiture 814.63(1)(b) $40 -applies to most forfeitures; the clerk shall collect a fee to be paid when judgment is entered (CCFP) 814.63(1)(c) per count -does not apply to smoking violations under 101.123(2) or (2m), safety belt violations under 347.48(2m), disability ID card violations under 343.51(1m)(b), or failure to carry proof of insurance under 344.62(2) Distribution of funds: $22.50 to county; $17.50 to state general fund. Clerk Fee, Criminal 814.60(1) $201 -applies to all criminal actions; the clerk shall collect the fee when judgment is entered (CCFP) per count Distribution of funds: 35% county, 65% state. Commercial Fish Protection 29.984 amt. varies -if a court imposes a forfeiture under 29.971 for unlawful acts involving Great Lakes fish in Surcharge based on violation of 29.503, 29.514, or 29.519, the court may impose a commercial fish protection (CFISH) value of fish surcharge equal to the value of any commercial fish taken. For a fine imposed, the surcharge shall be an amount equal to 3 times the value of the fish. Distribution of funds: 100% to Dept of Nat Resources for research on Great Lakes fish. Consumer Protection 100.261 25% -applies to violations of ch. 98 (weights and measures), ch. 100 (marketing and trade Surcharge of fine or practices), and related ordinances and administrative rules (CONPR) forfeiture -if the court imposes a fine or forfeiture, the court shall also impose this surcharge Distribution of funds: 100% to state Dept. of Justice to fund consumer protection information and education up to $185,000 under 20.115(1)(jb); balance to general fund. Name Statute Percentage or Amount Description 1 DRAFT Table 4 18 of 45 WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT FEE, FORFEITURE, FINE AND SURCHARGE TABLES Effective November 1, 2026 Court Support Services 814.85(1)(c) $61 -$61 surcharge applies to small claims, garnishments, wage claims, and other actions where Surcharge amount claimed is $10,000 or less. (CSS) 814.85(1)(a) $81 -$81 surcharge applies to civil actions where no money judgment is sought, such as name change, declaratory judgment, habeas corpus, minor settlements $81 -$81 surcharge applies to state and county forfeitures, municipal ordinance violations, appeals from municipal court; the court shall collect the fee when judgment is entered -does not apply to safety belt or disability ID card violations or failure to carry proof of insurance 814.85(1)(b) $202 -$202 surcharge applies to civil actions where amount claimed exceeds $10,000 -includes personal injury, property damage, foreclosure, even if amount claimed is not specified, 808.02(1)(m) -includes garnishments and wage claims over $10,000 Distribution of funds: 100% to Dept. of Administration under 814.85(1)(a) & (b); $54 to the Dept. of Administration, $7 to county under 814.85(1)(c). Crime Lab & Drug Law 165.755 $13 -if the court imposes a sentence, places a person on probation, or imposes a forfeiture, Enforcement Surcharge per count a separate surcharge shall be imposed for each offense or count (CLD) -applies to state law and municipal or county ordinances -does not apply to smoking, disability ID card, safety belt, nonmoving traffic violations, or failure to carry proof of insurance under 344.62(2) Distribution of funds: 100% to state Dept. of Justice for drug law enforcement, crime labs and related services. Crime Prevention Funding 973.0455 $20 -a county may create a crime prevention funding board as provided by 59.54(28)(b). If a court in a Board Surcharge per count county that has established such a board imposes a sentence or places a person on probation, the (CPFBS) court shall impose this surcharge for each misdemeanor or felony count. Distribution of funds: 100% to county for distribution at the direction of the crime prevention funding board. Domestic Abuse Surcharge 973.055 $100 -when the court imposes a sentence on an adult person or places that person on probation, (DOMAB) per count regardless of whether any fine is imposed, the court shall impose this surcharge for each offense if: (a) the court convicts the person of a violation of various crimes listed in 973.055 or a municipal ordinance conforming to a shorter list; and the court finds that the conduct involved an act by the defendant against a spouse or former spouse, against an adult with whom the defendant resides or formerly resided, or against an adult with whom the defendant has created a child; or (b) the court convicts a person for violation of a temporary restraining order under 813.12(8)(a) or a conforming municipal ordinance. Distribution of funds: 100% to state Dept. of Children and Family Services to fund grants to domestic abuse service organizations. Name Statute Percentage or Amount Description 2 DRAFT Table 4 19 of 45 WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT FEE, FORFEITURE, FINE AND SURCHARGE TABLES Effective November 1, 2026 DNA Analysis Surcharge 973.046(1r) $250 - if a court imposes a sentence or places a person on probation, the court shall impose a (DNAAS) felony deoxyribonucleic acid analysis surcharge, calculated as follows: $200 (a) For each conviction for a felony, $250 misdemeanor (b) For each conviction for a misdemeanor, $200 Distribution of funds: 100% to state Dept. of Justice to support a DNA analysis data bank, training prosecutors in the use of DNA analysis, and related costs. Driver Improvement Program 346.655(1) $535 -if the court imposes a fine or forfeiture for a violation of reckless driving under 346.62 or operating Surcharge per case under influence of intoxicant or other drug under 346.63(1) or (5) or a local ordinance in conformity; or (DRVIM) injury by intoxicated use of a vehicle under 346.63(2) or (6) or 940.25; or homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle under 940.09, it shall impose a driver improvement surcharge. Distribution of funds: 40.9% to county and 59.1% to Dept. of Administration. County funds used for alcohol treatment services. County share distributed to tribal treatment facility if treatment provided there. 346.655(3)(b) Drug Abuse Program 961.41(5)(a) 75% of fine -when a fine is imposed for all drug offenses listed in 961.41, the court shall also Improvement Surcharge and penalty impose this surcharge on the amount of the fine and penalty surcharge imposed. (DRG) surcharge Distribution of funds: to state Dept. of Health Svcs. and Dept. of Justice to fund programs and grants providing prevention, intervention and treatment for alcohol and drug abuse problems. Drug Offender Diversion 973.043 $10 -if the court imposes a sentence or places a person on probation for property crimes under Surcharge per count ch. 943, the court shall impose this surcharge for each conviction. (DRGOD) Distribution of funds: 100% for county grants to substance abuse treatment programs serving criminal offenders and for alternatives to incarceration. E-Filing Fee 758.19(4m) $35 -applicable in civil, small claims, family, paternity, criminal, forfeiture, and probate cases when eFiled (ECF) 801.18(7)(c) per case -no fee for Wisconsin state and local governmental units per party -no fee if motion and waiver of costs and fees granted under 814.29(1) $70 Distribution of funds: 100% to the Director of State Courts for circuit court automated attorney- information systems. mediators Environmental Surcharge 299.93 20% of fine -if the court imposes a fine or forfeiture for a violation of ch. 280 pure drinking water, (ENV) or forfeiture ch. 281 water & sewage, ch. 283 pollution discharge elimination, ch. 285 air pollution, ch. 289 solid waste facilities, ch. 291 hazardous waste management, ch. 292 remedial action, ch. 293 metallic mining, ch. 295 nonmetallic mines reclamation: oil & gas, or rule or order issued under ch. 299, the court shall impose this surcharge Distribution of funds: 100% to the state Environmental Fund. Fishing Net Removal Surcharge 29.991 cost of -if the court imposes a forfeiture under 29.931(2)(am) for failure to reimburse DNR for costs of (FNETC) removal removing a net, the court shall impose a fishing net removal surcharge equal to the cost of (FNETS) + 75% removing the net plus 75% of the amount of the forfeiture. Distribution of funds: 100% to state Dept of Natural Resources Conservation Fund. Name Statute Percentage or Amount Description 3 DRAFT Table 4 20 of 45 WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT FEE, FORFEITURE, FINE AND SURCHARGE TABLES Effective November 1, 2026 Fishing Shelter Removal 29.985 varies -defendant to pay the cost of seizure, destruction or sale of the fishing shelter Surcharge -in addition, the court shall impose a fishing shelter removal surcharge equal to the costs that (FSH) should have been reimbursed under 29.404(2) -if defendant does not reimburse these costs within 20 days, court shall impose forfeiture up to $100 under 29.404(3). Distribution of funds: 100% to state Dept. of Natural Resources Conservation Fund Fish and Wildlife Account. Global Positioning System 973.057 $200 -if a court convicts a person for violation of a temporary restraining order or injunction under Tracking Surcharge per count 813.12 or 813.125, the court shall impose a GPS tracking surcharge for each offense. (GPS) Distribution of funds: 100% to Dept of Corrections for GPS tracking devices. Great Lakes Resources 29.9905 75% of fine -if a court imposes a fine or forfeiture for violation of 29.503 involving Great Lakes fish or for Surcharge or forfeiture a violation of 29.514 or 29.519, the court shall impose a Great Lakes resource surcharge of (GLRES) 75% of the fine or forfeiture. Distribution of funds: 100% to Dept of Nat Resources for research on Great Lakes fish. Ignition Interlock Surcharge 343.301(5) $50 -if the court enters an order under 343.301(1g) restricting the person's operating privileges, (IIDS) the court shall impose and the person shall pay an ignition interlock surcharge of $50. Distribution of funds: 100% to the county treasurer. Jail Surcharge 302.46(1) 1% of fine or -if the court imposes a fine or forfeiture for a violation of state law or municipal or county (JAIL) forfeiture or ordinance it shall impose a jail surcharge for each count $10 per count, -does not apply to smoking, disability ID card, safety belt, non-moving traffic violations or whichever failure to carry proof of insurance is greater Distribution of funds: 100% retained by counties to construct, remodel, repair or improve county jails. Justice Information Surcharge 814.86(1) $24 -the clerk of circuit court shall collect $24 from any person paying a fee for civil actions (JINFO) under 814.61(1)(a) or (3); administrative & municipal appeals under 814.61(8m); garnishment, wage earner, and small claims actions under 814.62; or forfeiture actions under 814.63(1) -does not apply to safety belt, disability ID card violations or failure to carry proof of insurance Distribution of funds: $23 of each $24 to Department of Adminsitration; $1 to county. Juvenile Delinquency Victim 938.34(8d) $20 -when a juvenile is adjudicated delinquent, the court shall, in addition to any disposition imposed Witness Surcharge per case under 938.34, impose a delinquency victim & witness assistance surcharge of $20. (JDVW) Distribution of funds: 100% to state Dept. of Justice to fund victim and witness services. Municipal Fee 814.63(2) $5 -upon disposition of a forfeiture action in circuit court for violation of a county, town, city, village, town sanitary district or public inland lake protection and rehabilitation district ordinance, the above government unit shall pay a non-refundable $5 fee -does not apply to OWI transfers, safety belt violations, or failure to carry proof of insurance Distribution of funds: 100% to clerk of circuit courts. Name Statute Percentage or Amount Description 4 DRAFT Table 4 21 of 45 WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT FEE, FORFEITURE, FINE AND SURCHARGE TABLES Effective November 1, 2026 Natural Resources Surcharge 29.987 75% of fine -if the court imposes a fine or forfeiture for violation of ch. 29 (wild animals and plants) or (NATR) 169.46(1) or forfeiture or ch. 169 (captive wildlife), or related order the court shall impose this surcharge Distribution of funds: 100% to state Dept. of Natural Resources Conservation Fund. Natural Resources Restitution 29.989 varies -if the court imposes a natural resources restitution surcharge for violation of ch. 29 or Ch. 169, or a Surcharge 169.46(2) related order, the court shall impose this surcharge in the amount of the statutory fee of the approval (NREST) which should have been obtained -do not treat this as restitution for purposes of the restitution surcharge under 973.06(1)(g) Distribution of funds: 100% to state Dept. of Natural Resources Conservation Fund. Penalty Surcharge 757.05 26% -if the court imposes a fine or forfeiture for a violation of state law or municipal or county (PEN) of fine or ordinances, it shall impose a penalty surcharge forfeiture -does not apply to smoking, disability ID card, non-moving traffic, safety belt violations or failure to carry proof of insurance Distribution of funds: 100% to state Dept. of Justice for law enforcement training and related services. Railroad Crossing Improvement 346.495 50% of -if the court imposes a forfeiture under 346.49(1g), (2m)(a), (am), or (b), for a violation of Surcharge 346.65(4r) forfeiture 346.44, 346.45, or 346.46(3) the court shall impose this surcharge (RRCI) 346.177 Distribution of funds: 100% to state Dept. of Transportation to fund railroad crossing protection installation and maintenance. Restitution Surcharge 973.06(1)(g) 10% of any -if the court orders restitution under 973.20(1r), the court shall impose an amount equal to 10% (RST10) restitution of the restitution ordered ordered Distribution of funds: 100% to county treasurer. Restitution Administrative 973.20(11)(a) 5% of total -if defendant is not placed on probation or sentenced to prison, the court may order that Surcharge fines, restitution be paid to the clerk of circuit court for transfer to the appropriate person (REST5) surcharges, -if defendant is placed on probation, restitution paid to DOC for transfer to the appropriate person costs, etc. -the court shall impose a surcharge equal to 5% of the total amount of restitution, costs, attorney fees, fines and surcharges, including the 10% restitution surcharge Distribution of funds: 100% to Dept. of Corrections or clerk for administrative expenses. Safe Ride Program Surcharge 346.657(1) $75 -if the court imposes a fine or forfeiture for a violation of reckless driving under 346.62 or operating (SRPS) per case under influence of intoxicant or other drug under 346.63(1) or (5) or a local ordinance in conformity; or injury by intoxicated use of a vehicle under 346.63(2) or (6) or 940.25; or homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle under 940.09, it shall impose a safe ride program surcharge. Distribution of funds: 100% to Dept. of Administration for the Safe Ride Program under 85.55. Sheriff's Surcharge 973.06(1)(a) & varies -the necessary disbursements and surcharges of officers allowed by law and incurred in (WF) 814.70 connection with the arrest, preliminary examination and trial of the defendant -use amount on the bench warrant or order to produce; if none don't assess Distribution of funds: 100% to county sheriff's dept. Name Statute Percentage or Amount Description 5 DRAFT Table 4 22 of 45 WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT FEE, FORFEITURE, FINE AND SURCHARGE TABLES Effective November 1, 2026 Snowmobile Registration 350.115 varies -if the court imposes a forfeiture for a violation of ch. 350 where payment of a snowmobile Restitution Payments registration fee is required, the court shall impose a snowmobile registration restitution (SNOW) payment equal to the required fee that should have been paid -do not treat this as restitution for purposes of the restitution surcharge under 973.06(1)(g) Distribution of funds: 100% to state Dept. of Natural Resources Conservation Fund. Special Prosecution Clerks 814.86(1m) $7.50 -Milwaukee only, applies whenever the Justice Information Surcharge is assessed Surcharge Distribution of funds: 100% to Dept. of Administration to reimburse Milwaukee County district (MILWP) attorney expenses under 20.475(1)(i) Supplemental Food 253.06(4)(c) 50% of fine, -if a court imposes a fine, forfeiture or recoupment for a violation of this subsection, Enforcement Surcharge forfeiture or the court shall impose this surcharge (formerly 49.17(4)(c)) on the total for all offenses. (Formerly WIC) (FOOD) recoupment Distribution of funds: 100% to state Dept. of Health Services for the administration of the supplemental food program for women, infants and children. Truck Driver Education 349.04(1) $8 -if the court imposes a fine or forfeiture for a violation of ch. 346-348 or a rule issued under Surcharge per count ch. 346-48 and the violation involved a commercial motor vehicle, the court shall impose (TRUCK) a truck driver education surcharge of $8. Distribution of funds: 100% to fund truck driver training grants. Uninsured Employers Surcharge 102.85(4)(a) 75% of fine -when an employer fails to comply with ch. 102.16(3) or 102.28(2) (worker's compensation) (UNEMP) or forfeiture and if the court imposes a fine or forfeiture, it shall impose this surcharge Disribution of funds: 100% to the state Uninsured Employers Fund. Victim/Witness Surcharge 973.045(1) Misd. $67 -if the court imposes a sentence or places a person on probation, the court shall impose (VW) Felony $92 the crime victim and witness assistance surcharge for each offense or count per count -surcharge applies even if no fine or forfeiture is imposed -surcharge may not be waived, reduced or forgiven for any reason, 973.045(1). -surcharge also imposed if the complaint charged one or more crimes and, as a result of the complaint being amended, the defendant is found guilty of a forfeiture in lieu of one of those crimes. Either the felony or misdemeanor surcharge applies depending on the crime originally charged in the complaint. Distribution of funds: 100% to state Dept. of Justice to fund victim and witness services. Weapons Surcharge 167.31(5)(a) 75% of fine -if the court imposes a fine or forfeiture for a violation of this section, (safe transportation of weapon) (WEAP) or forfeiture the court shall impose a weapons surcharge Distribution of funds: 100% to state DNR Conservation Fund for law enforcement operations. Wild Animal Protection 29.983(1)(a) varies by -if the court imposes a fine or forfeiture under this chapter for unlawful killing, wounding, Surcharge animal catching, taking, trapping or possession of a wild animal specified in par(b), the court may (WLDAN) impose this surcharge in an amount specified by 29.983(1)(b) -surcharge is imposed per animal. See 29.983(b) for detail Distribution of funds: 100% to state Dept. of Natural Resources Conservation Fund. Wildlife Violator Compact 29.99 $5 per count -if the court imposes a fine or forfeiture for a violation of ch. 29 or an order issued under it, Surcharge the court shall impose a $5 surcharge for the violation (WVCS) Distribution of funds: 100% to state Dept of Natural Resources Conservation Fund. Name Statute Percentage or Amount Description 6 DRAFT Table 4 23 of 45 1 VOLUNTARY AGREEMENT BY AND BETWEEN THE STATE OF WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES, AND Door County for Jail-Based Competency Services in the Door County Jail This Agreement (“Agreement”) is made and entered into by and between the State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services (“DHS”), and Door County, Wisconsin (“the County”), hereinafter collectively referred to as “the parties.” WHEREAS, Wis. Stat. § 971.14(5)(a)1. provides that a Court shall commit a criminal Defendant that it finds not competent to proceed but likely to become competent to DHS for custody and treatment to competency; and, WHEREAS, that statute provides that the DHS shall determine whether the defendant may appropriately receive treatment to competency in a County jail; and, WHEREAS, the DHS has determined that treatment to competency of certain individuals may be appropriate in a County Jail. NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual responsibilities and considerations set forth herein and in any exhibits attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference, DHS and County agree as follows: 1. TERM OF AGREEMENT The Term of this Agreement begins on 10/01/26 and auto renews annually on 10/01. 2. SCOPE OF THIS AGREEMENT The Agreement and any Exhibits and/or Attachments to this Agreement constitute the entire understanding between the parties. Any conflict in terms shall be governed by the highest listed source. The order of precedence is as follows: a. Laws, regulations and policies of the State. b. This Agreement, including all exhibits, attachments, appendices, and addenda to the Agreement. 3. DESCRIPTION OF WORK This Agreement supports treatment to competency of designated inmates in the custody of the County Jail who have been determined by the Court to be not competent to proceed at trial, but likely to become competent if treatment is provided. a. The County shall provide, at its own expense, the care and treatment it would otherwise provide to any inmate in the Jail. b. The County agrees to provide access in the Jail to the designated Jail inmates for DHS staff and/or DHS subcontractors for purposes of providing competency treatment in furtherance of the Court ordered treatment to competency. The County agrees to provide a suitable space in the jail for treatment to competency programming to occur, this space should support individual counseling between the Jail inmate and the provider of service. c. The County agrees to provide a virtual access option in the Jail to the designated Jail inmates for DHS staff and/or DHS subcontractors for purposes of providing competency treatment in furtherance of the Court ordered treatment to competency. d. While an inmate waits for their inpatient placement, DHS will provide services that support the attainment of competency and recovery including: psychotropic medications, psychiatric consultation, forensic case management/system navigation, and legal education (if appropriate). e. The County shall collaborate with DHS staff and/or DHS subcontractors for the purpose of innovative service delivery options such as group education. 24 of 45 2 Definitions i. Forensic Case Management: Coordination of care between levels of care (inpatient, jail, outpatient), assessment and treatment planning to assist the individual in addressing barriers to competency, and other issues that may prevent their return to the criminal justice system. ii. Legal Education: Education to help the client understand the nature and consequences of the legal proceedings against them, and to assist in their own defense. This service may not be provided to individuals who are unable to participate due to mental health instability. iii. Psychiatric Consultation: Provision of psychiatric consultation to the jail mental health prescriber for the purpose of providing support regarding pharmacological intervention. The consulting psychiatrist is available to provide diagnostic clarification and treatment recommendations, including but not limited to pharmacologic treatments. f. The County will collaborate with DHS and other partners to provide and support medication access and continuity in prescribing. i. If DHS clients are prescribed medication by a prescriber at a DHS facility or community-based DHS program, the County shall continue those medications without interruption and/or delay. If the jail prescriber determines there is an associated safety concern or contraindication, they shall request a consultation with the DHS psychiatrist consultant ii. Medications indicated in the DHS/Wisconsin Medicaid formulary should be made available to DHS clients without interruption and/or delay. If the jail prescriber determines there is an associated safety concern or contraindication, they shall request a consultation with the DHS psychiatrist consultant. 1. Rationale: If the jail prescriber were to prescribe medications that are not on the Medicaid formulary, upon arrival in the community the client would likely have to be switched to a different medication, which can destabilize their condition. This is especially true with mental health medications. iii. Jail prescriber comfort with, or general preference for, a particular medication does not constitute a clinical indication. If there is a substantial clinical indication to discontinue, replace, or change the dosage/dosing/formulation of a medication that was effective, the prescriber will make reasonable attempts to discuss the change with the patient’s community or DHS facility provider of that medication if clinically appropriate, and will meet with the patient, explain the reason for the change, and provide education about the new plan. If in making this decision, the jail prescriber needs documentation or historical records, the assigned forensic case manager can provide assistance. iv. The County shall not charge DHS clients for psychotropic medications while they are receiving Jail-Based Competency Services. v. The County shall not require DHS clients to initiate a request for mental health services; rather, this service connection and subsequent treatment recommendations, education, and prescription (if applicable) shall be initiated by the jail prescriber or designee. 4. CANCELLATION AND TERMINATION a. Termination for Cause Either party may terminate this Agreement after providing the other party with ten (10) calendar day’s written notice of the right to cure a failure to perform under the terms of this Agreement unless the other party cures its failure within the 10-day notice period. Upon the termination of this Agreement each party shall be released from all obligations to the other party arising after the date of the termination or expiration, except for those that by their terms survive such termination or expiration. b. Termination for Convenience Either party may terminate this Agreement at any time, without cause, by providing a written notice to the other party at least ninety (90) days in advance of the intended date of termination. In the event of 25 of 45 3 termination for convenience by the County, treatment to competency of the inmates in the Jail shall continue under this Agreement until the date of termination and the inmates will remain in the custody of the Jail, until DHS, in its sole discretion, makes other provision for the inmates. 5. NON-APPROPRIATION DHS reserves the right to cancel this Agreement in writing, in whole or in part, without penalty, if the Wisconsin Legislature, United States Congress, or any other direct funding entity contributing to the financial support of this program fails to appropriate funds necessary to continue jail-based restoration programming. The County reserves the right to cancel this Agreement in writing, in whole or in part, without penalty. 6. CONFIDENTIAL, PROPRIETARY, AND PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION In connection with the performance of work hereunder, it will be necessary for DHS to disclose to County certain information that is considered to be Confidential, Proprietary, or containing Personally Identifiable Information (“Confidential Information”). The County shall not use such Confidential Information for any purpose other than the limited purposes set forth in this Agreement, and all related and necessary actions taken in fulfillment of the obligations herein. The County shall hold all Confidential Information in confidence, and shall not disclose such Confidential Information to any persons other than those directors, officers, employees, and agents who have a business-related need to have access to such Confidential Information in furtherance of the limited purposes of this Agreement and who have been apprised of, and agree to maintain, the confidential nature of such information in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. In connection with the performance of work hereunder, it will be necessary for County to disclose to the DHS certain information that is considered to be Confidential, Proprietary, or containing Personally Identifiable Information (“Confidential Information”). The DHS shall not use such Confidential Information for any purpose other than the limited purposes set forth in this Agreement, and all related and necessary actions taken in fulfillment of the obligations herein. The DHS shall hold all Confidential Information in confidence, and shall not disclose such Confidential Information to any persons other than those directors, officers, employees, and agents who have a business-related need to have access to such Confidential Information in furtherance of the limited purposes of this Agreement and who have been apprised of, and agree to maintain, the confidential nature of such information in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. Indemnification: In the event of a breach of this Section, the extent allowed by Wisconsin and Federal law, including Wis. Stat. §§ 895.46(a) and 893.80(2), DHS agrees that it shall be responsible for any losses or expenses (including costs, damages, and attorney's fees) attributable to the acts or omissions of its own employees, officers, subcontractors, or agents. Equitable Relief: The County acknowledges and agrees that the unauthorized use, disclosure, or loss of Confidential Information may cause immediate and irreparable injury to the individuals whose information is disclosed and to the DHS, which injury will not be compensable by money damages and for which there is not an adequate remedy available by law. Accordingly, the parties specifically agree that the DHS, in its own behalf or on behalf of the affected individuals, may seek injunctive or other equitable relief to prevent or curtail any such breach, threatened or actual, without posting security and without prejudice to such other rights as may be available under this Agreement or under applicable law. The DHS acknowledges and agrees that the unauthorized use, disclosure, or loss of Confidential Information may cause immediate and irreparable injury to the individuals whose information is disclosed and to the County, which injury will not be compensable by money damages and for which there is not an adequate remedy available by law. Accordingly, the parties specifically agree that the County, in its own behalf or on behalf of the affected individuals, may seek injunctive or other equitable relief to prevent or curtail any such breach, threatened or actual, without posting security and without prejudice to such other rights as may be available under this Agreement or under applicable law. 26 of 45 4 7. NOTICE AND CHANGE OF CONTACT INFORMATION Any notice required or permitted to be given hereunder shall be deemed to have been given on the date of delivery or three (3) Business Days after mailing by postal service, certified or registered mail-receipt requested. In the event the County updates contact information, the County shall inform DHS of such change in writing within ten (10) Business Days. DHS shall not be held responsible for payments delayed due to the County’s failure to provide such notice. In the event the DHS updates contact information, the DHS shall inform County of such change in writing within ten (10) Business Days. 8. EXAMINATION OF RECORDS AND INFORMATION SHARING DHS shall at any time during normal business hours, upon reasonable notice, have access to and the right to examine, audit, excerpt, transcribe, and copy, on County's premises, any of the County’s records involving transactions directly pertinent to this Agreement. If the material is on computer data storage media, the County shall provide copies of the data storage media or a computer printout of such if DHS so requests. Any charges for copies of books, documents, papers, records, computer data storage media or computer printouts provided by the County shall not exceed the actual cost to the County. This provision shall survive the termination, cancellation, or expiration of this Agreement. The County will provide inmate records to DHS upon request. Records should be sent via email whenever possible. Records requested may include, but are not limited to: • Medication Lists • Incident/Conduct Reports • Classification Reports • Medication Administration Record (MAR) • Assessment or evaluations 9. APPLICABLE LAW This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of Wisconsin. The County shall at all times comply with and observe all federal and state laws, rules and regulations, and policies and procedures relating to the provisions of services under this Agreement. 10. BREACH NOT WAIVER A failure to exercise any right, or a delay in exercising any right, power or remedy hereunder on the part of either party shall not operate as a waiver thereof. Any express waiver shall be in writing and shall not affect any event or default other than the event or default specified in such waiver. A waiver of any covenant, term or condition contained herein shall not be construed as a waiver of any subsequent breach of the same covenant, term or condition. The making of any payment to the County under this Agreement shall not constitute a waiver of default, evidence of proper County performance, or Acceptance of any defective item or work furnished by the County. 11. AGREEMENT AMENDMENT This Agreement may not be modified or amended except by mutual Agreement of both parties in writing. The automatic renewal of this document does not intend to decrease communication between DHS and the County for program improvement and collaboration. DHS will reach out to the County, at a minimum, annually to gather feedback and offer an opportunity to discuss any questions or concerns. Technical assistance will be provided as needed throughout the life of this agreement. 12. SEVERABILITY If any provision of this Agreement is found by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid or unenforceable, the remainder of the Agreement shall remain valid and in full force and effect. The invalid provision shall be replaced by a valid provision that comes closest in intent to the invalid provision. 13. SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY 27 of 45 5 Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to constitute a waiver of the County’s immunity under applicable law, or the State’s sovereign immunity under the Eleventh Amendment to the United States Constitution and Article IV, Section 27 of the Wisconsin Constitution. 14. ENTIRE AGREEMENT This Agreement, including all documents incorporated herein by reference, constitutes the final and complete Agreement of the Parties in connection with the subject matter hereof, and supersedes all prior and contemporaneous Agreements, understandings, negotiations, and discussions, whether oral or written, by the Parties. This Agreement shall be construed as a fully integrated Agreement. There are no warranties, representations, or Agreements among the parties in conjunction with the subject matter hereof, except as specifically set forth or referred to herein. 15. RESPONSIBILITY FOR ACTION The County shall be solely responsible for its actions and those of its agents, employees, or Subcontractors under this Agreement, and neither the County nor any of the foregoing parties has authority to act or speak on behalf of DHS. The DHS shall be solely responsible for its actions and those of its agents, employees, or subcontractors under this Agreement, and neither the DHS nor any of the foregoing parties has authority to act or speak on behalf of the County. 16. STATE TAX EXEMPTION DHS is exempt from payment of Wisconsin sales or use tax on all purchases. 17. FORCE MAJEURE Neither party shall be in Default by reason of any failure in performance of this Agreement in accordance with reasonable control and without fault or negligence on their part. Such causes may include, but are not restricted to, acts of nature or the public enemy, acts of the government in either its sovereign or contractual capacity, fires, floods, epidemics, quarantine restrictions, strikes, freight embargoes and unusually severe weather, but in every case, the failure to perform such must be beyond the reasonable control and without the fault or negligence of the party. 18. CONTRACTOR AND APPARENT AGENCY The County, its officers, agents, and employees, in the performance of this Contract, shall act in the capacity of an independent contractor and not as an officer, employee, or agent of DHS. To the extent within its reasonable control, the County agrees to take such steps as may be necessary toward assuring that each Subcontractor under this Contract will be deemed to be an independent contractor and will not be considered or permitted to be an agent, servant, joint venture, or partner of DHS. The County shall not take any action, or make any omission, that may imply, or cause others to reasonably infer, that the County is acting as a DHS agent in any matter or in any way not expressly authorized by this Contract. 19. JAIL-BASED COMPETENCY RESTORATION PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION For any questions or concerns related to the Jail-Based Competency Restoration Program (JBCR), please contact DHS’s JBCR Program Specialist. Name: Melanie Leonard Title: Forensic Services Specialist Phone: (608) 261-9323 Email: melaniea.leonard@dhs.wisconsin.gov 20. PARTIES’ CONTACT INFORMATION 28 of 45 6 Communications to either the County or DHS shall be provided in the manner(s) indicated herein. The parties reserve the right to make changes to the contact information by giving ten (10) days’ written notice to the other. County Representative Name: Tammy Sternard Title: Door County Sheriff Address: 1203 S. Duluth Ave Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235 Phone: (920) 746-2424 Email: tsternard@co.door.wi.gov DHS Representative Name: Gynger Steele Title: Administrator Address: 1 W. Wilson St., Madison, WI. 53703 Phone: (608) 267-8929 Email: gynger.steele@dhs.wisconsin.gov This Agreement may be executed in two or more counterparts, each of which will be deemed an original. Please do not sign this document. If you agree to this MOU, please notify the sender of this document and a DocuSign version will be sent to the County Representative and email listed above. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, DHS and the County have executed this Agreement as of the day and year first above written. County Representative Date Printed Name DHS Representative Date Gynger Steele Printed Name 29 of 45 30 of 45 31 of 45 32 of 45 33 of 45 34 of 45 35 of 45 36 of 45 37 of 45 38 of 45 Door County Emergency Services 916 N 14th Ave. Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235 Aaron LeClair, Director 10/07/2026 TO: Public Safety Committee FROM: Aaron LeClair RE: Operations Summary – September 2026 Response: Primary 2nd 3rd 4th September 421 107 16 2 390 385 395 59 430 58 413 75 S E P T E M B E R RESPONSE 2022 2023 2024 2024.INT 2025 2025.INT 2026 2026.INT 3519 3254 3358 385 3535 483 3550 523 Y E A R T O D A T E YEAR TO DATE RESPONSE 2022 2023 2024 2024.INT 2025 2025.INT 2026 2026.INT 126 141 156 154 217 269 296 299 28 33 20 29 14 11 16 6 2023 2024 2025 2026 STATION RESPONSE North Central South Island 39 of 45 DCMC Transfers: • Provided 75 transfers: ALS 58 BLS 17 Fall Prevention: • Providing follow up phone calls and home visits to patients referred by crews. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 4 1 1 2 15 - 16 16 - 17 17 - 18 18 - 19 19 - 20 > 2 0 NORTH - ARRIVAL ON SCENE > 15 #REF! #REF! #REF! #REF! #REF! #REF! 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CENTRAL - ARRIVAL ON SCENE > 15 #REF! #REF! #REF! #REF! #REF! #REF! #REF! #REF! 121 26 22 17 54 19 13 8 67 7 9 9 21 4 0 0 F A L L S B R E A T H I N G U N C O N S C I O U S T R A F F I C A C C I D E N T CALL TYPE Total Transport No Transport Facility 40 of 45 Door County Emergency Services 916 N 14th Ave. Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235 Aaron LeClair, Director Training - Recruitment: • Personnel are participating on-line, in-house training programs, and Squad Meetings. • Five EMTs are in the field training program Staffing: Full-time Paramedic: 24 of 24 positions filled. Casual Call Paramedic: 10 of 10 positions filled. Full-time EMT/AEMT: 6 of 6 positions filled. Casual Call EMT/AEMT: 20 of 25 positions filled. On Call EMT/AEMT (Island): 18 of 20 positions filled. Captain: 2 of 3 positions filled. Billing Specialist: 2 of 3 positions filled. 41 of 45 Door County Communications Center 1201 S Duluth Ave Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235 Director: Brenda Bley (920) 746-2407 bbley@co.door.wi.gov Communications Monthly Report September 2026 Call Volume September 2026 YTD 2026 September 2025 YTD 2025 911 Line 882 7,371 893 7,868 Non – Emergency 2,555 22,607 2,395 22,285 Total 3,437 29,978 3,288 30,153 Peak Call Times Top 5 Calls 1. 911 Follow Up – 9.26% 2. Fall – 3.55% 3. Suspicious Person – 3.43% Circumstance 4. Traffic Violation – 3.26% 5. Citizen Assist – 3.26% Staffing 11 Total staff 11 Full Time – including 2 Leads 0 Training 0 Onboarding 1 Open Position 60 46 37 39 62 57 68 144 184 193 246 239 208 242 241 211 217 189 167 158 153 111 103 62 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 Phone Calls By Hour Calls 42 of 45 DOOR COUNTY FINANCIAL POLICY ISSUE DATE: 01/01/2027 STANDARD PROCEDURE REVISION DATE: PROCEDURE TITLE: ALLOCATION 911/DISPATCH EXPENDITURES TO EMERGENCY SERVICES 1 1. PURPOSE The purpose of this policy is to establish a consistent and transparent method for allocating 911/Dispatch expenditures to the Emergency Services Department. The policy ensures accurate cost distribution for budgeting, reporting, and financial planning. 2. AUTHORITY This policy is issued under the authority of the Finance Committee and provides guidance to the Finance Department and all administrative units involved in preparing and administering the annual county budget. 3. SCOPE This policy applies to all expenditures associated with the 911/Dispatch Department, including costs related to the Public Safety Radio System. These expenditures include: • Salary and wages • Employee benefits • Operational expenses such as: o Communications systems o Software licensing o Equipment o Supplies o Maintenance o Training o Contractual services 43 of 45 DOOR COUNTY FINANCIAL POLICY ISSUE DATE: 01/01/2027 STANDARD PROCEDURE REVISION DATE: PROCEDURE TITLE: ALLOCATION 911/DISPATCH EXPENDITURES TO EMERGENCY SERVICES 2 4. POLICY STATEMENT Fifty percent (50%) of all 911/Dispatch expenditures shall be allocated to Emergency Services Department. This allocation reflects shared utilization of dispatch services and ensures proper representation of departmental operational costs. 5. ANNUAL REVIEW AND ADJUSTMENT The Finance Committee will review the allocation percentage annually as part of the budget development process. Adjustments to the allocation rate may be recommended based on service utilization data, operational changes, or updated financial considerations. Any proposed change to the allocation percentage must receive Finance Committee approval. 6. RESPONSIBILITIES Finance Department: • Apply this allocation methodology throughout the fiscal year • Coordinate with Emergency Services and 911/Dispatch during budget development and financial review Emergency Services Department: • Review allocation impacts and collaborate with the Finance Department • Identify budgetary needs resulting from shared service costs 911/Dispatch Department: • Maintain accurate expenditure documentation • Support financial reconciliation and audit processes 44 of 45 DOOR COUNTY FINANCIAL POLICY ISSUE DATE: 01/01/2027 STANDARD PROCEDURE REVISION DATE: PROCEDURE TITLE: ALLOCATION 911/DISPATCH EXPENDITURES TO EMERGENCY SERVICES 3 8. EFFECTIVE DATE This policy is effective January 1, 2027, and will remain in effect until amended or rescinded by the Finance Committee. 45 of 45