Brock Flowers
Douglas County administration
Douglas County has experienced its fair share of rain this week, and it looks like the forecast calls for another wave through the weekend.
Our highway and forestry departments continue to monitor the weather and its effects on our roadways, trails, bridges and parks. Public safety is a top priority of Douglas County, so stay alert to updates of potential closings or detours. Continue to monitor the county website throughout the weekend and visit the homepage for "Douglas County Headlines."
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Citizens can also monitor the Douglas County website to keep tabs on government happenings. Many utilize our county calendar to merge it with their personal online calendars, or receive text alerts and email updates. To stay informed of the latest and greatest county happenings, visit the Douglas County calendar page and select "Notify Me" option to receive the updates you prefer. This option allows citizens to stay involved and never miss a beat when it comes to matters of government.
A quiet week approaches, limiting your automatic updates but signing up ensures you will be prepared as we conclude the month of July.
Updates
The Aging & Disability Resource Center is available 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday or by appointment. Call 715-395-1234 or email adrc@douglascountywi.org .
Photo ID reminder
Douglas County residents are reminded that a photo ID is required to vote in the upcoming Aug. 9 primary election. Please take the necessary action now to ensure you can participate in the upcoming election.
For more information on Douglas County government, visit www.douglascountywi.org .
I welcome your comments and suggestions. I can be reached at 715-395-1249 or brock.flowers@douglascountywi.org .
