Wisconsin Code § 19.07

Bonds of public officers and employees
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(1)
CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES; BLANKET BONDS. (a) The surety
bond of any civil service employee of a city, village, town or
county may be canceled in the manner provided by sub. (3).
(b) Any number of officers, department heads or employees
may be combined in a schedule or blanket bond, where such bond
is to be filed in the same place, and in the event such bond is executed by a corporate surety company, payment of the premium
therefor is to be made from the same fund or appropriation prescribed in s. 19.01.
(2) CONTINUATION OF OBLIGATION. Unless canceled pursuant to this section, every such bond shall continue in full force
and effect.
(3) CANCELLATION OF BOND. (a) Any city, village, town or
county by their respective governing body may cancel such bond
or bonds of any one employee or any number of employees by
giving written notice to the surety by registered mail, such cancellation to be effective 15 days after receipt of such notice.
(b) When a surety, either personal or corporate, on such bond,
shall desire to be released from such bond, the surety may give
notice in writing that the surety desires to be released by giving
written notice by registered mail, to the clerk of the respective
city, village, town or county, and such cancellation shall be permitted if approved by the governing body thereof, such cancellation to be effective 15 days after receipt of such notice. This section shall not be construed to operate as a release of the sureties
for liabilities incurred previous to the expiration of the 15 days’
notice.
(c) Whenever a surety bond is canceled in the manner provided by this section, a proportional refund shall be made of the
premium paid thereon.

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