The Human Service Center 51.42 Board was established in 1972 as a quasi-governmental agency representing Forest, Oneida and Vilas Counties.  The charge of the Human Service Center is to provide citizens of Forest, Oneida and Vilas Counties with chemical dependency, developmental disabilities, and mental health services.  The Board is comprised of 14 individuals.  The individuals are representative of each County Board, as well as citizen members, who are appointed by each County Board Chair.  The Human Service Center is funded through a variety of sources that are program specific as well as through county funds; the annual operating budget is approximately 20 million dollars.  Services are provided both directly and indirectly through purchase of service contracts with various providers throughout the three counties.  Listed below are the board members and their committee appointments.  To view the Board and Committee agendas and minutes, please click on the name of the committee listed below in orange.  Please note that minutes are not posted on the website until approved by the committee.

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BOARD MEMBERS:

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Cheri Collins - Forest County: Developmental Disability

 

Ted Cushing - Oneida County:  Developmental Disability, Administration, System Review

 

Paul Millan - Forest County:  Developmental Disability, Administration

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Robert Thome, Jr.- Oneida County: Developmental Disability, System Review

 

William Korrer, Jr. - Oneida County:  Board Chair, Finance, and Ex-Officio all other committees

 

Ronald Kressin - Vilas County:  Behavioral Health, System Review

 

Harland Lee - Oneida County:  Developmental Disability

 

Maggie Peterson - Vilas County:  Board Vice Chair, Behavioral Health, System Review, Administration

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Ken Storms - Vilas County:  Operations, Developmental Disability

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Cindy Gretzinger - Forest County: Board Secretary/Treasurer, Behavioral Health, Operations

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Nancy Tauer - Forest County:  Behavioral Health, System Review, Operations

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Alan VanRaalte - Oneida County:  Behavioral Health, Administration, Operations, System Review

 

Vacant Seat - Vilas County: Behavioral Health, Developmental Disability

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Vacant Seat - Oneida County:  Behavioral Health

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The following committees are no longer meeting, effective 2019/2020:

 

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