COVID-19 UPDATES & INFORMATION
Visit the
Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) website for the most up-to-date information on COVID-19.
Visit the
Wisconsin COVID-19 Coronavirus Information website for aggregate information and resources throughout state government.
Read
Governor Evers's Letter to Wisconsinites (Issued March 12, 2020).
The Hill Farms State Office Building and all DSPS walk-up counters are closed to the public until further notice. Customers are encouraged to submit forms, applications, and requests online.
Meetings of boards, councils, and committees are meeting as deemed necessary. The public may connect to these meetings remotely. Find instructions by visiting the
A-Z Boards & Councils list. Click on the “Meetings Page" link corresponding to the meeting you wish to attend. Connection information will be available no less than 24 hours prior to the meeting.
Emergency Orders
Communications
- April 3, 2020: Memo Regarding Pharmacy Wholesale Variance
- April 1, 2020: Press release: DSPS Releases PPE Training Modules for Public Workers
- April 1, 2020: Memo on Telehealth Guidance
- April 1, 2020: Frequently Asked Questions Regarding EMO #16
- March 30, 2020: Letter from Secretary-designee Crim on DSPS response to COVID-19
- March 27, 2020:
Dispensing Outside of Pharmacies Memo
- March 26, 2020:
Guidance on Appraisals and Home Inspections
- March 25, 2020:
Continuing Education Waiver Requests - Plumbers
- March 20, 2020: Pharmacy Variance Memorandum
- March 18, 2020: Letter to customers regarding ongoing building inspections
- March 18, 2020:
Emergency Online Instruction Memo
Forms
As of January 1, the 2% Fire Dues and Electrical programs are live in the Electronic Safety and Licensing Application (eSLA). Visit the Customer Information page for instructions on first-time login, and to view the full list of program areas in eSLA.
Go to esla.wi.gov to get started.
SCAM ALERT: Neither the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services nor regulating or licensing boards (e.g. State Board of Nursing) will contact licensees by phone or fax requesting payment to clear or restore licenses. If you receive a call, email, fax or letter indicating that someone has stolen your license or that there are problems with your license that can be resolved with immediate payment, this could be a scam. Do not give out your personal, confidential information to someone claiming to be from a government agency or board.