Safety & Buildings

The Waukesha County Office of Emergency Management is a dedicated organization that provides a comprehensive and integrated emergency management program. Their mission is to mitigate, prepare for, respond to, and recover from the effects of natural and technological hazards, ensuring the welfare, safety, and health of all Waukesha County citizens. They also administer planning and reporting requirements for hazardous substances used by businesses, industry, and government, as well as oversee the business continuity program for Waukesha County departments. With a commitment to excellence, the Waukesha County Office of Emergency Management works tirelessly to ensure the community's preparedness and resilience. Through their comprehensive approach and adherence to regulations, they strive to protect and support the well-being of Waukesha County residents in times of crisis.Generated from the website

The Safety and Buildings Division is a part of the Department of Commerce, which is governed by the state of Wisconsin. The division reviews plans for public facilities prior to construction for compliance with building codes. It provides consulting and educational programs for designers, builders and local officials. The Safety and Buildings Division cooperates with local municipalities that provide plan review and inspection services for various types of buildings. The division offers electrical consultation solutions for homeowners, builders, inspectors, electricians and designers. In addition, it enforces safety requirements for heating boilers, pressure vessels and nuclear power plant components. The Safety and Buildings Division also administers welder and weld test conductor credentials.

The Crime Information Bureau (CIB) is a division within the Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ), specifically the Division of Law Enforcement Services (DLES). CIB is responsible for several statewide programs, including the Transaction Information for the Management of Enforcement (TIME) System, Handgun Hotline, Carry Concealed Weapons, and the statewide criminal history repository. Their mission is to provide timely and accurate access to these programs and data to their users. Comprised of four separate work units, the CIB includes TIME Technical, TIME System Control Center (TSCC), Firearms, and Criminal History. Led by the Bureau Director and Deputy Director, CIB plays a crucial role in facilitating criminal justice information and ensuring public safety in Wisconsin.Generated from the website