The Village officials hereinafter set forth shall be appointed
by the Village Board; and one or more of said offices may be held
by the same person. Unless otherwise provided, persons appointed to
perform the duties of the following offices shall hold office for
an indefinite term, subject to removal as provided by § 17.12(1)(c)
and (d), Wis. Stats.
B. Director of Public Works.
The Clerk-Treasurer may appoint a Deputy Clerk-Treasurer(s),
subject to confirmation by a majority of all the members of the Village
Board. The Deputy Clerk-Treasurer(s) shall have an indefinite term
of office. The Deputy Clerk-Treasurer(s) shall act under the Village
Clerk-Treasurer's direction and, during the temporary absence
or disability of the Village Clerk-Treasurer or during a vacancy in
such office, shall perform the duties of Village Clerk-Treasurer.
The acts of the Deputy(s) shall be covered by official bond as the
Village Board shall direct.
The Village of Clyman shall not have a Marshal; all the duties
of marshals set forth in § 61.28, Wis. Stats., shall be
performed by law enforcement officers.
The Fire Chief shall assume office pursuant to the bylaws of
the Clyman Area Fire Department. He/she shall be the Village Fire
Inspector by virtue of his office. He shall enforce all fire prevention
ordinances of this Village and state laws and regulations pertaining
to fire prevention and shall keep citizens informed on fire prevention
methods and on the activities of the Department.
The Weed Commissioner shall be appointed by the Village President,
subject to Village Board confirmation. In the absence of making such
an appointment, the Director of Public Works shall be the Weed Commissioner.
The term of office of the Weed Commissioner shall commence on the
first day of May following his appointment. The Weed Commissioner
shall take the official oath, which oath shall be filed in the Office
of the Village Clerk-Treasurer and shall hold office for one year.
The Weed Commissioner shall hold office pursuant to and fulfill the
duties set out in state law.
Village officers must observe the standards of care imposed
by § 19.21, Wis. Stats., with respect to the care and custody
of official property.