Richland Workers exceed state benchmarks with 99.2% timely application processing

May 11, 2025 | Richland County, Wisconsin


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Richland Workers exceed state benchmarks with 99.2% timely application processing
Richland County's Community and Health Services meeting highlighted impressive achievements in staffing and service delivery, showcasing the effectiveness of local efforts in managing community health needs.

In a significant update, officials revealed that the county's consortium has successfully hired more workers, allowing them to handle a larger caseload compared to neighboring areas like Dane County. With eight workers assigned to one lane, each staff member manages approximately 800 cases, ensuring that community members have access to support through both walk-ins and phone calls. In 2024 alone, the consortium managed over 300,000 calls, with Richland County workers answering nearly 32,000 of those, surpassing their goal by responding to 10.6% of all calls.

The meeting also emphasized the consortium's efficiency in task management, reporting over a million tasks completed, with Richland County contributing to 9.8% of that total. Notably, the county exceeded state benchmarks for timely application processing, achieving a remarkable 99.2% compliance rate, well above the required 95%.

These accomplishments reflect the dedication of Richland County's health services team, who are committed to meeting the needs of their community effectively and efficiently. As they continue to build on this momentum, residents can expect enhanced support and resources in the coming years.

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