The County Clerk, elected every four years, acts as clerk of the County Board of Supervisors and, under the direction of the county board chair or committee chairperson, creates the agenda and keeps and records true minutes of all proceedings of the board. The County Clerk is the Chief Election Official who administers all county, state, and federal elections. The County Clerk presents all claims made against the county to the County Board or its authorized committees. The County Clerk issues marriage licenses, cutting permits, dog license material, and DNR licenses and permits.