George Peterman - Waushara County Supervisor - District 9

04/15/2026

Just a reminder that Belinda and I are hosting an Open House on Thursday 4/16/26 from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. This is our chance to say "Thank You" to everyone who contributed in any way to helping me achieve my new position as the County Board Supervisor for District 9 in Waushara County.

We will have food, beverages and great conversation. Please feel welcome to stop by and allow me to Thank You in person!

04/09/2026

My wife Belinda and I are hosting an open house next Thursday 4/16/26. Please feel free to stop down, have a few snacks, and enjoy some great conversation with your neighbors!

Quick Edit: Our Open House is open to anyone who supported me, no matter if you lived in or outside of District 9! This is just our way to say "Thank You" for everyone's support. Please come if you are able.

04/08/2026

I want to send out a quick thank you to everyone who voted for me to represent you on the Waushara County Board. It will be my sincere honor to serve as your District 9 representative for the next 2 years (and hopefully beyond).

As a side note: A quick observation of the vote totals showed that we had an approximate 33% turnout for the spring election throughout the whole county. I am proud to say that all three townships that District 9 represents were at, or above, the County average. Leading the way for the entire county was Town of Deerfield with a 43% turnout. I am super proud of the citizens of District 9. Way to get out and vote!

Stay tuned.... More to come

04/07/2026

03/30/2026

My wife Belinda and I had a great time walking around different areas of District 9 over the weekend. We went door to door meeting voters and leaving them with informational handouts to help everyone get to know me better.

After we finished Sunday's journey, I figured we logged close to 10 miles over the two days and we met what seemed like hundreds of people (but it was probably more like dozens of people) What struck me the most over our two days of knocking on doors was how everyone seemed to welcome our visit.

Though most conversations were brief, we had many longer conversations with people. We got to meet many dogs at the door, and all were friendly! We had a few doors open, not knowing who lived at the house, only to be surprised that we knew the home owners. I was even invited in a house to watch Yelich's 8th inning homerun against the White Sox on Sunday.

It is these experiences that truly reinforce my belief that Waushara County's strength lies in its citizens. Whenever I am asked about where I am from, I am always proud to let people know I am from Waushara County.

Please do not forget to get out and vote on April 7th!

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03/29/2026

12/05/2025

Happy Friday! I had a request to display the most current Waushara County Supervisor District map, so here that is. There have been some changes to the Districts since the last time I served on the Board.

12/02/2025

Today marks the first day I can officially collect nomination signatures for my candidacy as Waushara County Supervisor for District 9. On Thursday 12/04/25 at 6:00 pm, I am hosting a meet and greet at my business office located at 205 E. Main St, Suite 37A. Please feel free to stop by on Thursday night and say "Hi!". Additionally, if you are able to attend the meet and greet, and reside in district 9, I will have nomination papers available to sign, if you so choose.

If you can not make the meet and greet, but would still like to sign nomination papers, or would just like to get to know me a little better, please feel free to message me and I will do my best to make time for you.

Hope to see you Thursday!

Take Care and Stay Warm!

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11/23/2025

Hello all, and Happy Opening Day to all our hunters out there. It has been quite some time since I posted on this page, but as most can guess, I am bringing life back to this page because I will once again run to be the Waushara County Supervisor for District 9.

For those in my District that don't know me, or would like to know more about me, I plan on hosting a "Meet and Greet" at my office (Located at 205 E. Main St. Suite 37A in Wautoma, WI) on 12/4/25 from 6pm - 7pm. All are invited to stop by, ask questions and engage in friendly conversation.

For those that may not be able to stop by, but would still like to know a little more about me, here are some quick facts:

- I have been married to my wife Belinda for 28 years and together we have raised two daughters, who are now well on their way into successful adulthood

- I have been a resident of Waushara County for 29 years, with the past 21 years residing in District 9

- I have been a self-employed business owner in Waushara County for the past 11 years. Prior to owning my own business, I was employed at the Waushara County Sheriff's Office for 16 years.

- I previously served on the Waushara County Board 2018-2020. I opted not to re-run in 2020 to concentrate on other personal and professional goals

- I am currently a Supervisor for the Town of Wautoma Board

- Lastly, but maybe most importantly for this post, I am a person that has always been called to public service and helping my community. Whether it has been working in Law Enforcement, co-founding the JailBreak Marathon, working at our local election centers, serving on Town and County Boards and Committees, or helping our local teens become safe drivers, I feel like I am my best version of myself when I am helping citizens in our community. That is what I wish to continue to do if I am fortunate enough to be elected as the Supervisor for District 9

I appreciate you taking time to read this, and hopefully I will see many of you on December 4th at 6:00pm.

Be good to yourselves, but be better to others.

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03/23/2020

I wish I could contact you during better times, but in light of recent developments in the world, our country, our state and our county I felt the need to reach out to the followers of this page and the citizens of Waushara County's District 9,

There are a few messages that I believe are important to relay to my neighbors:

1. Any and every chance you get, please thank the high risk essential employees who take care of us everyday. This would include EMT's, Law Enforcement Officers, Fire and Rescue Staff, Medical Facility Employees, Care Facility Employees, Correctional Officers, Health Dept. Employees, Grocers, USPS and other Delivery Service Employees, and Gas and Convenience Store employees. I am sure that I am forgetting some employment sectors, so I offer my sincere apologies in advance. Bottom line, if you have friends and family that we, as a society, need at their workplace please take time to recognize how important they are and thank them.

2. Please register for absentee voting. I have volunteered to assist at the polling places if needed, but we can make everyone, voters and volunteers, safer if we choose to vote via absentee ballot. Use this link to register: https://myvote.wi.gov/en-US/VoteAbsentee

3. We have all heard the phrases "Social Distancing" and "Flatten the Curve" a ton lately, but we also need to take these philosophies seriously. I have failed to do this myself at times, but I continue to try to be better. I ask everyone else to do the same. Only leave your home for solitary activity. If you need to leave the house for chores that will increase the likelihood of encountering others, make sure to give others space. Practice good hygiene. Actually, practice great hygiene! Waushara County has zero cases as of the writing of this post, but presently 30 of Wisconsin's 72 counties have active cases. We need to protect each other as best we can.

4. And lastly, but definitely not least, I wish to thank The Culver's (Peder, Jennifer and Cami) for spreading cheer throughout the Wautoma area over the weekend. It was definitely something many people needed, and I am proud to call you a neighbor and a friend.

Please be kind and take care of each other.

My Vote