WAUPACA, WI- After nearly 23 years of dedicated service, Waupaca County’s longtime Emergency Management Director, Andy Carlin, is officially retiring. Carlin’s leadership has been a cornerstone of the county’s emergency preparedness, guiding the community through crises with unwavering dedication and expertise.
From managing large-scale disasters to coordinating training exercises and ensuring the county’s emergency response plans remained strong, Carlin’s impact has been profound. He played a vital role in disaster preparedness and response efforts, always focused on keeping residents safe and informed.
Colleagues and community members describe him as a steady hand in uncertain times—someone who approached every challenge with professionalism, resilience, and a deep sense of responsibility. His legacy includes not only the policies and procedures he helped establish but also the trust and confidence he instilled in those he worked with.
As Carlin embarks on his well-earned retirement, Waupaca County expresses its deepest gratitude for his years of service. While his presence will be greatly missed, his contributions will continue to benefit the community for years to come.
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