Price County, Wisconsin
Government AdministrationWisconsin, United States11-50 Employees
Price County, located in the state of Wisconsin, operates as a government administration entity responsible for a broad range of public services and infrastructure. The county manages facilities and programs including an airport, health and human services, court operations, parks, emergency management, highways, dams, and forestry, with dedicated units serving seniors, individuals with disabilities, and veterans affairs. As a public sector organization, it serves residents and local stakeholders by maintaining essential services, public safety, and community resources across the county and its surrounding region. Founded in 1879 and named after William T. Price, the county is based in Phillips and positions itself as an equal opportunity employer dedicated to serving the cultural, human, recreational, and social needs of the community. The organization operates within the government administration sector and serves a community depicted through its ongoing operational responsibilities and public service missions. A recent context note highlights ongoing public service activities within a framework that includes county operations such as health, safety, infrastructure, and social services.