Government Information

Information about State government, rules, regulations and state agency information.

The Legislative Reference Bureau is a non-partisan legislative service agency that publishes statutes and rules.

The State of Wisconsin Blue Book is a one-volume reference source about the state, documenting the organization of the state’s three branches of government (legislative, executive, and judicial).

The Demographic Services Center's primary responsibility is to develop annual total population estimates for all Wisconsin towns, villages, and cities. It also makes annual estimates of the voting age population for all municipalities and total population estimates for Zip Code Areas.

The Applied Population Laboratory (APL) is a group of research and outreach professionals located within the Department of Rural Sociology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The APL provides information solutions through a unique set of skills that unites applied demography; spatial information and analysis; community development and planning; and information applications.

GetFacts is the first of its kind online interactive mapping and data extraction tool for Wisconsin demographics. GetFacts allows users to choose demographic variables and append it to the geography of their choice.

The Wisconsin Digital Archives is a growing collection of electronic state documents that are intended to provide public perspective on state government programs.

This is an annotated list of databases produced by Wisconsin State Agencies listed by database subject. This guide is curated by members of the Government Documents Round Table, American Library Association.

This is an annotated list of databases produced by each state's Agencies. There are also separate subject / topical guides, for Agriculture & Food Sources; Business, Finance & Economy; Community & Social Services; Crime, Criminal Justice & Law Enforcement; Earth & the Environment; Education; Government Agencies & Elected Officials; Government Finances & Contracts; Health, Medicine & Safety; History, People & Culture; Jobs & Unemployment; Laws, Legislative Materials, and Legal Issues; Licensing; Military & Veterans; Recreation, Travel & Tourism; Science & Technology; Statistics, Data & Mapping/GIS; Transportation; and Voting & Elections.
This guide is curated by members of the Government Documents Round Table, American Library Association.

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Ordinances and minutes for each state

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