-
To solve problems common to county governments relating to the
construction and maintenance of highways.
-
To
allow the Member Counties of the Association the benefits of
improved service and reduced costs through cooperative efforts, such
as publishing a magazine, holding Association Meetings, and
conducting educational and training services for county highway
commissioners and committee members.
-
To
provide information to the state Legislature for the development of
sound legislation affecting county highways.
-
To
promote harmonious relations between its Member Counties and other
public officials and the people that they represent.
-
To
create and develop county highway construction and maintenance
standards and specifications that will serve the needs of modern
transportation.
-
To
formulate and recommend changes in county highway policies as
occasion requires to improve administration methods in carrying out
the provisions of the law.
-
To
provide advice to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation on
administration of the state highway maintenance program consistent
with the intent of Section 84.07(1), Wisconsin Statutes.
-
To
serve as the initial point of contact for a county highway
department concerned with existing Wisconsin Department of
Transportation policy , issues or matters of mutual concern.
-
To
represent all county highway departments for negotiations of rates
and terms of state payments for county labor, equipment, materials
and other costs required for maintenance of state highways
consistent with the intent of Section 84.07(2). Wisconsin Statutes.
-
To
complete the annual negotiations with the Wisconsin Department of
Transportation on rates and terms of payments for maintenance of
state highways by August 1st preceding the effective year.
-
To
encourage Individual Members to perform the duties of county
government office (Commissioners and Committee Members) in a manner
that will reflect a sense of responsibility as administrative
officers in the public interest and to participate in matters of
civic betterment and welfare.
-
To
transact and carry on any business as may be necessary for the
betterment and welfare of the Association, and to call and hold meetings at such
times as may be deemed necessary to obtain the expressed opinions
and judgment of its members in establishing and carrying out the
policies of the Association.
-
To
enter into contracts necessary or incidental to the carrying out of
the business and purposes stated.
