Leadership

Florence County, Wisconsin, has a dedicated group of leaders who work to serve the community. Here are some key figures and their roles:

County Board of Supervisors: This is the main governing body of Florence County. The board consists of several members who represent different districts within the county. Current members include Tom Brandt, Matt Brunette, Dwaine Drewa, Chase Erickson, Chad Hedmark, Fran Modschiedler, Joe Mills, Henry Sullivan, Sherry Johnson, Al Williams, Charles Kellstrom and Karen Thompson.

County Administrator: The County Administrator oversees the day-to-day operations of the county government, ensuring that services are delivered efficiently and effectively.

Florence County School District Superintendent: Christy Larson was recently appointed as the new superintendent of the Florence County School District. She brings experience from her previous role in the Forest Park School District in Crystal Falls.

Municipal Leaders: Each town within Florence County has its own elected officials who manage local governance. These leaders work on issues specific to their municipalities and collaborate with the county government on broader initiatives.

State Representation: Florence County falls within Wisconsin’s 12th Senate District, represented by State Senator Mary Felzkowski, and the 7th Congressional District, represented by U.S. Representative Tom Tiffany.

These leaders are committed to addressing the needs of the community, from education and healthcare to economic development and environmental conservation.