Fees and Payments

Secure Online Payments for outpatient and family services rendered at HHS

Reserve a campsite. 

Rent a facility within the Waukesha County Park System. Ice Arenas, Picnic Areas, Lodges, Beach Houses, Retzer Nature Center. 

Purchase a Waukesha County Golf Course Gift Card. 

Purchase a Park System Gift Card. 

Purchase a permit for Baptism, Metal Detection, Scuba Diving, Trail Camera Permit Application, Triathlon Swim Training, Unmanned Aircraft. 

Register for a program at Retzer Nature Center, a Special Event, or Scout Program. 

Register for Ice Arena Activities.

Using our public access system, which is part of our Land Records software, Harris Recorder, customers can search online for recorded land records and buy copies with their credit card. 

You can obtain a water sample kit for the tests you select from the options below:

Order by phone using a Visa/MasterCard or American Express by calling (262) 896-8300 (a $5 handling fee will be applied to the total cost of the analyses you select),

Order Online

Pick up your kit(s) Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the same address.
Water Samples are accepted Monday - Thursday between 8-3:00pm. We do NOT accept samples on Fridays.
During a holiday week, please contact the office for lab hours. 

Currently these fees are collected by receipt of a physical check. 

1-The rehabilitation program requires a $75 application fee for each rehabilitation loan. With the paper-based checks, checks are held until income qualification is completed. If the application does not get approved the $75 application fee check is returned to the applicant. Only if the application is approved does the $75 get cashed.

2- In the Down Payment assistance program, the Lender pays a $200 fee, this fee is collected by physical check. An online system could potentially involve working with ACH transactions, e-check etc.

3-Loan closeout payments paid from a Title Company currently received by Title Company by physical check. 

Please see Environmental Health Fee Schedule for fee information for: (Food & Recreational Licensing, Radon, Sanitary Permits and Inspection, Well Water Test Kits, and Environmental Health Customized Reports) 

Stormwater/Erosion Control Fees and Financial Assurance Fees

See webpage for fees and contact information

Waukesha County Nonmetallic Mining Reclamation Fee

See webpage for fees and contact information 

Test kits are generally available from hardware stores, supermarkets, and other retail outlets, and also Southeastern Wisconsin Radon Information Center. In Wisconsin you can call 888 LOW RADON.

Test kits are also sold in the Waukesha County Environmental Health Division:

Online: Order Radon Test Kit

Phone: Call us at 262-896-8300 to order the initial short-term kit for $10 (Visa • MasterCard • American Express • Discover only). Charge includes kit and processing at the manufacturer's laboratory. You must supply eight first-class postage stamps to send the kit to the lab. The lab will send the test results directly to you.

In-Person: Purchase a short-term or long-term kit at Waukesha County Environmental Health. Find us in room AC 260 of the Waukesha County Courthouse at 515 W. Moreland Boulevard in Waukesha (directions)

Did you receive a notice in the mail and have a past Park or Lake Access visit that you need to pay for? Pay here.

Discovery payments for defendants and defense attorneys.
Invoices are entered by Attorney name and include the clients names and case numbers as well.

Suggested contribution per Home Delivered meal is $6.00. Contributions help offset the cost of Home Delivered Meals Program of ADRC of Waukesha County and are essential to maintaining nutrition services for our community’s older adults. See more home delivered meals information.

This is hosted portal for the payment of delinquent receivables, where the DOA-Collections division is acting as a first party collection agency.  See more Collections online payment information

The fee for 2025 (effective 1/1/2025) is $233

The Medical Examiner's office accepts payments in the form of check or cash.

The Civil, Criminal/Traffic, Family, and Juvenile divisions must charge a statutory fee of $1.25 per page for copies of official court documents. Copies can be certified (stamped as official copies) for an additional $5.00 charge for each document.

The Register in Probate must charge a statutory fee of $1.00 per page for copies of official court documents. Copies can be certified (stamped as official copies) for an additional $3.00 charge for each document.

In Person:
Go to the Circuit Court Division where the case is filed. You will need to know the case number (which may be located on WCCA) or the last name, first name, and date of birth of one of the parties for certain cases. If you do not have this information and you are unable to find the individual or record using a public access computer, you may complete the Record Search form and pay the $5.00 search fee to receive assistance with the record search (this fee is $4.00 in Probate Court). If you would like copies of any pages, DO NOT REMOVE THE PAGES, but place a paperclip on each page of which you want a copy.

By Mail:
Send a written request to the Circuit Court Division where the case is filed. You will need to know the case number or last name and date of birth of one of the parties for certain cases, the specific document or information you need, a self addressed stamped envelope, and a phone number at where the clerk may reach you. If you do not have this information and you are unable to find the information using a public access computer, you may complete the Record Search form and pay the $5.00 search fee to receive assistance with the record search (this fee is $4.00 in Probate Court). Note: Payment in full will be required before your request will be processed.

By Phone:
Call or Fax the Circuit Court Division where the case is filed. You will need to know the case number, or last name, first name, date of birth of one of the parties for certain cases, and the specific document or information you need. The clerk will make arrangements with you for payment and pick-up/delivery, by mail or in person. Note: Payment in full will be required before your request will be processed.