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Mail application, copy of Drivers License or ID & Payment to:
REGISTER OF DEEDS OFFICE
311 MINER AVE EAST
SUITE N132
LADYSMITH, WI 54848
Acceptable forms of payment include certified bank or cashier's check made payable to "Register of Deeds." Personal checks will also be accepted.
Online Ordering of Birth, Death, and Marriage Certificates
| Veterans Service Officer: Ron Moser E-mail address: rmoser@ruskcountywi.us Telephone: 715-532-2299 or 715-532-2293 Hours: 8:00 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. Monday - Friday |
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General information and assistance available with applications for local, state, and federal veterans’ benefits to include:
| Recently Discharged Veterans: Complete benefits review, Record DD-214, Dental Care, Military pay problems, SGLI insurance.
Disabled Veterans: Any illness or injury that happened in service that is a problem now or could be a problem in the future,
Education Benefits: A chance to expand on skills learned in the military,
Home Buying & Improvements: For a better place to live,
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Financial Assistance:A place to turn for essential or emergency needs,
In Time of Illness: Health care for veterans and their dependents,
Senior Citizens: Retirement options,
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In Time Of Death and Memorial:Help for families as we honor and remember those who served our country:
Other Services:
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Rusk County Senior Services, a Division of Rusk County Health and Human Services, provides information and services for the County's older residents. The programs are planned, maintained and coordinated by the Senior Services staff, the Senior Services Advisory Board, and the Health and Human Services Board.
Rusk County Senior Services Director is Erika Robinson and Trista Krukowski is the Benefit Specialist/Care Call Coordinator. The Senior Services office is located on the second floor of the Courthouse.
The nutrition program is funded by federal and state grants, the US Department of Agriculture, Rusk County, local contributions and donations from meal participants.
The meals are intended for people 60 and over and their spouses. Eligiable meal recipients are provided with the opportunity to donate toward the cost of the meal. The amount contributed is kept confidential. No one will ever be denied nutrition services due to inability to donate. Those under 60 are required to pay the full cost of the meal.
congregate meal sites provide senior citizens with a hot, nutritious meal and the opportunity to visit with other senior citizens, to become a volunteer worker and to join social activities. A one-day advance reservation is requested. Meals are served at 11:30 a.m., Monday through Friday.
| LADYSMITH CENTER Rusk County Fairgrounds 532-2638 |
SHELDON CENTER Main Street 452-5484 |
| BRUCE CENTER Parksite Apts. 868-3411 |
HAWKINS CENTER Main Street 585-2381 |
| WEYERHAEUSER CENTER Heuer Harbour Housing 353-2827 |
A referral from a doctor, Public Health nurse, social worker or the Senior Services Director is required. The spouse of an eligible person, regardless of age and condition, is also considered eligible if receipt of the meals is in the best interest of the homebound person.
Meal Tickets or meal gift certificates may be purchased at any meal site or the Senior Services office.
Senior Services has a nutritional supplement (NuBasics from Nestle's) available at a discount price. A variety of flavors is available.
Bus token for the Indianhead City Bus in Ladysmith may be purchased at the Senior Services Office.
Senior Services has walker tote bags available free of charge.
The Benefit Specialist Program is a specialized service provided within Senior Services. The Benefit Specialist will help you with your questions about:
Call our Benefit Specialist at 532-2174 about questions you may have. There are no charges for the services provided, but donations are greatly appreciated.
The Care Call Program provides installation, service calls and assisance for emergency response telephones. For information, call 532-2174.
The "Rusk County SOURCE" is published once a month. It contains information on national, state and local senior issues and programs, as well as human interest stories and news from our senior citizen centers. The "SOURCE" is available free of charge at business locations throughout the county at all five meal sites and at the Senior Services office. The "SOURCE" can be mailed to your home for an annual donation of $5.28 to cover the cost of postage. It is also available on cassettes for the visually impaired.
Rusk County Senior Services is the lead agency for elder abuse reporting. To report physical abuse, emotional abuse, material abuse or neglect, call the Senior Services Director at 532-2158, the Time-Out Family Abuse Shelter at 532-7089 or Health and Human Services at 532-2299.
Support group meets the second Thursday of every month from 1:30 to 3:00 PM at the Rusk County Community Library at 418 W Corbett Ave in Ladysmith. The group is for family members, caregivers and friends of those afflicted with Alzheimer's Disease and related disorders.
Support group meets the fourth Wednesday of each month at 1:00 OM at the Ladysmith Senior Center.
Rusk County Senior Services acts as a focal point for the county's older residents to obtain information and access to the services of other agencies.
RUSK COUNTY SENIOR SERVICES
Courthouse, Suite C260
311 Miner Avenue East
Ladysmith, WI 54848
(715) 532-2299
For more information about these services or programs, stop by or call our office. Office hours are 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday
Register of Deeds:Carol Johnson Staff:Deputy ROD Clerical Aide Location:311 Miner Ave E. Office Hours:8:00-4:30 Monday-Friday *Closed Holidays Telephone:(715) 532-2139 Fax:(715) 532-2194 Email: |
Register of DeedsWelcome to the Rusk County Register of Deeds Website. We are here to serve you. Please contact our office at 715-532-2139 with any questions. Thank You.
DILHR Agent: Our office serves as a DILHR agent for validating weatherization documents, without any charge. “FEW THINGS MUST LAST AS LONG AS COUNTY RECORDS” Mission StatementTo provide and protect the integrity of the official county repository for:
To provide safe archival storage and convenient access to these public records. To implement statutory changes, system modernization, program and procedure OUR RECORDS GO BACK AS FAR AS 1863. |