Madison Office
Address: 122 South, State Capitol
Phone: (608) 266-0703
Toll-free: (800) 978-8008
FAX: (608) 267-0375
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 7882
Madison, WI 53707-7882
 UW Platteville students, faculty and administrators asked questions of Senators Cullen and Schultz during a stop on the 'Common Ground Tour in October 2011.
 Badger State Ethanol, Monroe, hosted Dale and Senator Tim Cullen on a 'Common Ground Tour' stop where they talked jobs and other benefits of our state's ethanol industry. (L-R) Gary Kramer, President & CEO; Kurt Koller, Plant Manager; Sen. Cullen; Dale; and Erik Huschitt, V.P. of Operations.
 Dale joined Madison College (MATC) President Dr. Bettsey Barhorst at a celebration of the start of projects approved by voters in 2010 to build projects in Madison and upgrade campuses in Reedsburg and elsewhere.
 Senator Schultz kicked off the fall hunting season recently by joining friends on a successful goose hunt. Dale wishes everyone a safe and successful hunting season.
 Connor Roche, Darlington is “doing great and absolutely loves it” as a new Cadet at the United States Military Academy at West Point. He’s pictured during an Independence Day parade. Dale was pleased to get to know Connor and advocate for his acceptance to West Point.
 Dale and Rep. Howard Marklein (right) presented a citation by the legislature to Wiota Fire Department Chief Bruce Ruegsegger celebrating 100 years and disabled-access for the community's one-room school house, still used for community events. Photo: Hillary Dickerson, Republican Journal.
 The key community leaders behind Reedsburg’s beautiful new Veterans Memorial were joined by Dale and Rep. Ed Brooks, left, for a community dedication ceremony on Independence Day in Reedsburg’s Nishan Park.
 Dale is proud to display in his Capitol office the wolf drawing by Jeff Thomas of Richland Center who has duchennes muscular dystrophy and is able to continue his artistry with the aid of CAD technology designed for NASA and the Air Force.
 When the Village of Plain broke ground for its innovative Green Technology Training and Enterprise Center, Dale joined Rep. Howard Marklein (4th from right) and other officials who supported the job growth project.
 When Riverdale Elementary fourth grade students and teacher Stacy Ottman toured the state capitol, they also met with their senator, Dale Schultz.
 Dale shared his environmental ethic with residents of the region he represents during Conservation Voters Lobby Day at the Capitol.
 At Las Brisas restaurant in Dodgeville, several community members participated in a listening session Dale arranged including Rep. Howard Marklein, Mayor Jim McCaulley, Ricky Terrien of Iowa County Economic Development Corp, Tom Schraeder of Hodan Center, and Wally Orzechowski and David Vobora of the region's Community Action Program
 This group didn't solve all of the world's problems, but the listening session at Papa's Donuts in Richland Center allowed community members and Mayor Larry Fowler (on Dale's right) to stay in touch with their state senator.
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A new law enacted this month was authored by Senator Dale Schultz (R-Richland Center) and Representative Ed Brooks (R-Reedsburg) “to help jump-start municipal projects and boost our rural economy," according to Brooks.
Senator Dale Schultz will be making stops in Richland Center, Reedsburg, Necedah and Mauston on Monday, November 14.
About a week ago, my office took a telephone call from a concerned constituent in Reedsburg.
“Last night’s election results don’t change anything for me other then I’m sorry to lose my friends from the Senate.
Sen. Dale Schultz and Sen. Tim Cullen have drafted a joint resolution to change the Wisconsin Constitution so that Supreme Court Justices and State Court of Appeals judges are appointed rather than elected.
Calling it a victory for seniors and taxpayers, state Senator Dale Schultz (R-Richland Center) voted in favor of the state budget bill tonight primarily because it addresses the state’s fiscal crisis while saving SeniorCare, not raising taxes, and keeping the UW System together.
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Feature Video
Watch Dale's comments to the Wisconsin Wireless Association on the importance of high speed Internet in rural economic developmentClick here to launch in external player |
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