Public Administration Associates, LLC

The City of Portage, known as the gateway to the Northwoods, is the largest municipality in Columbia County with a population of 10,659 and the County seat. Located in the southern portion of central Wisconsin, the city is located in the Madison Metropolitan Statistical Area and adjacent to the Stevens Point Micropolitan Statistical Area; only 30 minutes from the City of Madison and adjacent to the Wisconsin Dells recreation area.  As the Madison area continues to grow economically at a monumental pace, Portage and its neighboring communities have been   attractive to those who are looking for more affordable with a high quality of life alternative to the City and its suburbs. Portage’s easy access to Interstate 39 and 94 and U.S. Highway 51 adds to its regional attraction The popularity and close proximity of Wisconsin Dells is also an important economic asset to the City of Portage, which also has an impressive commercial and industrial base. Incorporated in 1854, the City...

The City of Portage, known as the gateway to the Northwoods, is the largest municipality in Columbia County with a population of 10,659 and the County seat. Located in the southern portion of central Wisconsin, the city is located in the Madison Metropolitan Statistical Area and adjacent to the Stevens Point Micropolitan Statistical Area; only 30 minutes from the City of Madison and adjacent to the Wisconsin Dells recreation area.  As the Madison area continues to grow economically at a monumental pace, Portage and its neighboring communities have been   attractive to those who are looking for more affordable with a high quality of life alternative to the City and its suburbs. Portage’s easy access to Interstate 39 and 94 and U.S. Highway 51 adds to its regional attraction The popularity and close proximity of Wisconsin Dells is also an important economic asset to the City of Portage, which also has an impressive commercial and industrial base. Incorporated in 1854, the City...

Platteville, WI (Population 12,000) Platteville is seeking an innovative and visionary city manager to lead its talented leadership team and assist the City Council in building upon the community’s successes. Platteville is a progressive and growing community located in southwestern Wisconsin and is a 20-minute drive east of Dubuque and an hour west of Madison. It is home to the University of Wisconsin-Platteville serving over 6,400 students on-campus. Platteville has a vibrant downtown, a large business park and is a regional market center. The City is a full- service community that prides itself on being a great place to live, work, play, learn and visit as well as providing high quality municipal services.   Starting salary range $115K-$135K plus excellent benefits, DOQ. Seven Council members elected on a non-partisan basis for three year terms.  $32.8 Operating Budget including Utilities and Three (3) active Tax Incremental Finance Districts (TIF). 74 FT and 200+PT...

Omro, WI (Population 3,613) Omro is seeking a proven and experienced Administrator/Treasurer to lead its management team. Built along the banks of the beautiful Fox River in Winnebago County, Omro is located 8 miles west of Oshkosh. The city offers a perfect combination of business and residential amenities, and the convenient transportation corridors allow residents to commute easily to Oshkosh, Appleton, and Fond du Lac for work, shopping, and entertainment. With a population of 3,613, Omro retains a small-town feel, but presents a big-city attitude.   Omro offers growing businesses, job opportunities, a quaint downtown, and an expanding highway business district. Quiet neighborhoods feature a range of housing options and a spectacular rural landscape. The Fox River and its tributaries are enjoyed by fishing enthusiasts, wildlife watchers, kayakers, canoeists, and other recreational boaters. Omro is also in close proximity to the Wolf/Fox Pools of Lakes, including...

Director of Administration City of Franklin, WI (Pop. 36,816) The City of Franklin is located in Milwaukee County, 10 miles south of downtown Milwaukee. Franklin is a growing, full-service city of vibrant neighborhoods, top performing schools, and nationally recognized  businesses. Incorporated in 1956, the City is a residential community, as approximately 75 percent of its value is from residential property, with a commercial and industrial component of approximately 25 percent. Franklin consists of 35 square miles and has the most undeveloped open space in Milwaukee County.  The city has easy access to interstate highway corridors (I-94, I-894, and I-43) and is only minutes away from Milwaukee County’s General Mitchell International Airport and within 85 miles of downtown Chicago. The City is the home of the ROCK entertainment complex, which includes a winter recreation facility and  Rock League Baseball, a nationally recognized baseball organization, which includes...