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About Commerce
The Department of Commerce (Commerce) was established in 1996
through the consolidation of various independent state organizations.
It provides development assistance in areas such as marketing, business
and community finance, exporting, small business advocacy, and
manufacturing assessments. The department also issues professional
credentials for the construction trades and administers safety and
building codes. Commerce also regulates petroleum products and tank
systems and administers the Petroleum Environmental Clean-up Fund.
Commerce's vision is to make Wisconsin the best place to live and do
business. Its mission is to drive retention and creation of quality
jobs and promote safe, healthy communities.
A to Z Index
Use this feature to find information on the Department of Commerce
website by topic.
2005-2007 Biennial
Report (203 KB pdf)
Highlights and accomplishments of the department between 2005 and 2007.
2009 - 2011 Biennial Budget Request
Part 1 (4.21 MB
pdf), Part 2
(4.61 MB pdf), Part
3 (1.31 MB pdf)
Contact Information
We want to be able to respond quickly to your questions and comments so
please direct them to the program area that best matches your request.
Employment
Learn about employment opportunities at the Department of Commerce and
throughout Wisconsin.
Leadership
The Secretary of Commerce administers the department, aided by the
Deputy Secretary and the Executive Assistant. The Secretary is
appointed by the Governor and is a member of the Governor's Cabinet.
Logo Guidelines
View and download various electronic versions of the Commerce logo.
Office Locations
The Department of Commerce has offices throughout Wisconsin. Find the
one near you.
Open Records &
Information Access
Information on obtaining open records in the possession of the
Department of Commerce.
Organization
The department is made up of the Office of the Secretary and six
divisions - Administrative Services, Business Development, Community
Development, Environmental and Regulatory Services, Global Ventures,
and Safety and Buildings.
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