The Winnebago County Board of Supervisors is the legislative branch

Legislature

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 of the government of Winnebago County

Winnebago County, Wisconsin

Winnebago County is a county in the U.S. state of Wisconsin. As of 2009, the population estimate was 163,370. Its county seat is Oshkosh. Winnebago County is included in the Oshkosh, Wisconsin-Neenah, Wisconsin, Metropolitan Statistical Area.-Geography:...

, Wisconsin

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, United States

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. Supervisors serve two year terms and are elected to the board in a nonpartisan

Nonpartisan

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election held the first Tuesday of April in even numbered years. There are currently 36 supervisors on the board. The county board has several committees and votes on issues involving the county, such as the budget. The board meets on the third Tuesday of each month at the Winnebago County Courthouse located at 415 Jackson Street in the county seat of Oshkosh, Wisconsin

The current chairperson of the Winnebago County Board of Supervisors is District 11 Supervisor David Albrecht and the current vice-chairperson is District 32 Supervisor Patrick Brennand.

Board members

District 1: Thomas J. Konetzke, Elected 2008 District 2: Nancy Barker, Elected 1992 District 3: Vacant District 4: Paul Eisen, Elected 2006 District 5: Shiloh Ramos, Elected 2006 District 6: Donald E. Miller, Appointed 2009 District 7: Bill Roh, Elected 2010 District 8: Larry Smith, Elected 2008 District 9: Thomas W. Widener, Elected 1998

District 10: Tim Hamblin, Appointed 2007 District 11: David Albrecht, Elected 1986 District 12: Maribeth Gabert, Elected 2008 District 13: Travis Swanson, Elected 2010 District 14: Claud Thompson, Elected 2002 District 15: Kathy Lennon, Elected 2004 District 16: Marissa Reynolds, Elected 2010 District 17: Jef Hall, Elected 2006 District 18: Bill Wingren, Elected 1998

District 19: Alfred Jacobson, Elected 2002 District 20: Michael Norton, Elected 2000 District 21: Robert Warnke, Elected 2004 District 22: Kenneth Robl, Elected 1980 District 23: Ronald Eichman, Appointed 2009 District 24: Kenneth Neubauer, Elected 2010 District 25: Stan Kline, Elected 2000 District 26: Susan Locke, Elected 2006 District 27: Guy Hegg, Elected 2010

District 28: Jerold Finch, Elected 1996 District 29: Joanne Sievert, Elected 1992 District 30: Chuck Farrey, Elected 2002 District 31: Jeanette Diakoff, Elected 1984 District 32: Patrick Brennand, Elected 1994 District 33: Thomas J. Egan, Elected 2008 District 34: W. Thomas Ellis, Appointed 2005 District 35: Harvey J. Rengstorf, Elected 1994 District 36: John L. Reinert, Elected 2008