Wisconsin Administrative Code Department of Military Affairs
Here’s an overview of Wisconsin’s Administrative Code for the Department of Military Affairs (DMA):
📘 Chapter DMA 1 — Military Family Financial Aid
Covers financial assistance available to National Guard families: purpose, eligibility, application process, aid limits, etc.
Sections include:
DMA 1.01 Purpose
DMA 1.02 Definitions
DMA 1.03 Aid parameters
DMA 1.04 Eligibility criteria (e.g., rental/house payment assistance) (docs.legis.wisconsin.gov, regulations.justia.com)
DMA 1.05 Application process
DMA 1.06 Fund expenditure limitations (regulations.justia.com)
📘 Chapter DMA 2 — Competitive Grants for Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs)
Governs grants to 911 call centers in Wisconsin.
DMA 2.02 Definitions (e.g., “basic training,” “designated PSAP”) (regulations.justia.com)
DMA 2.03–2.04 Outline grant eligibility and minimum standards:
≥ 40 hours of telecommunicator training
PSAPs must operate 24/7 with ≥ 2 dispatchers
Call-answering benchmarks (90% within 10 sec, 95% within 20 sec)
Emergency medical dispatch protocol required within 3 years of grant (law.cornell.edu)
🔎 More Chapters
DMA 1 & DMA 2 are the primary publicly available administrative code chapters.
Wisconsin Emergency Management (WEM), a division within DMA, has its own administrative rules like WEM 2 (Inspections) (regulations.justia.com).
🏛️ Department Overview
The Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs oversees the State National Guard (Air & Army), Emergency Management, and—when active—the State Defense Force (en.wikipedia.org).
Headquarters: 2400 Wright Street, Madison, WI 53704.
✅ How to Access or Use These Rules
For official, up-to-date administrative code text, visit the Legis.WI.gov “Administrative Code” portal and navigate to DMA.
For chapter PDFs: select “DMA 1” or “DMA 2” under the Department of Military Affairs section (docs.legis.wisconsin.gov).
Laws/statutes that authorize these DMA rules appear in chapters like Wis. Stat. 256.35 (911 system grants) and 321.40–321.45 (military aid programs) (law.cornell.edu).
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