Governor Evers Visits All Counties in Wisconsin, Again, in 2022

Thursday, December 29th, 2022 -- 1:01 PM

Gov. Tony Evers announced that he has once again visited each of Wisconsin’s 72 counties in 2022, his third 72-county tour since taking office in 2019.

With this year’s 72-county tour, the governor has visited all 72 Wisconsin counties in a year three times each since becoming governor, including in 2019, 2021, and now, 2022, as well as several counties in 2020 before the pandemic prevented travel for most of the year.

He made it to Clark County on June 7th. During June Dairy Month, Gov. Evers and Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection Secretary Randy Romanski visited Holland’s Family Cheese in Thorp. Holland’s Family Cheese was a recipient of the Dairy Processor Grant Program.

During their visit, the governor and secretary met with CEO Marieke Penterman and General Manager Kim Rabuck, who took them on a tour of the facility and shared their plans to utilize the grant funding to continue growing their business. Additionally, on July 12, Gov. Evers visited Roehl Acres in Loyal for the opening ceremony of the 2022 Farm Technology Days.

For Wood County, on March 29, Gov. Evers visited Wisconsin Rapids to sign Senate Bill 507, now 2021 Wisconsin Act 211, designating the bridge on State Highway 13 and County Highway A over U.S. Highway 10 in Wood County as the Deputy LaVonne Zenner Memorial Bridge.

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