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Wisconsin Laws > Functions and Government of Municipalities
Wisconsin Laws
> Functions and Government of Municipalities
Current as of: 2011
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Chapter 59
Counties
Chapter 60
Towns
Chapter 61
Villages
Chapter 62
Cities
Chapter 63
County and city civil service
Chapter 64
Other forms of city government
Chapter 65
Municipal budget systems
Chapter 66
General municipality law
Chapter 67
Municipal borrowing and municipal bonds
Chapter 68
Municipal administrative procedure
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