how do I start an elderly and handicap van service in wisconsin?
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First thing I would do is call the State Government regarding any rules and regulations that you must follow.  They usually give out that information free of charge.  Second, I would contact the county that you intend to operate out of.  Third, contact the municipality as well.  All of these will have impact on your operation to a degree.  Last obtain a lawyer that deals with your type of intended business.
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Maybe try here, http://www.state.gov/g/wi/rls/52487.htm
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There are 2 components to the business you want to start. 1) mobile and 2) dry cleaning.\n\nYou may be able to get started with your day to day car. As business develops though, a van will be necessary.\n\nFor the dry cleaning, you probably don't want to invest in starting one from scratch, so use one that is up and running. My suggestion is finding a local dry cleaner to partner with. Tell them you are starting this business and you need to service a number of clients in the area and what kind of discounts they can offer.\n\nOnce you've determined a price, you can market that price plus a profit to your perspective clients. Take into account, driving time, gas cost, and the dry cleaner's turn around.\n\nYou are basically going to begin this business as the dry cleaner's driver, but once volume picks up and you are sending them lots of business, you will need to renegotiate the cost to make it more profitable for you. \n\nThe hardest part is getting started.\n\nGood luck!
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You will want to contact a shop that does conversions on vans for the disabled. They should be able to take out the driver seat and hopefully your chair can navigate into that area and they fix it how you need it. Pay attention to how the door/ramp opens on your vehicle and how that affects your navigation.
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Go to www.wisconsin.gov then to the DNR section.  Once there, you can download a registration form.  Fill it out, write a check, send it in.
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Best place to start would be the Veterans' Administration.  Another option would be to check with the local veterans' group to find out the short cuts to getting those services.
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Send me an email at DeanTruong@wlgdirect.com.  I will provide you with good guidelines (document) on how to become a loan officer with my company doing business in Wisconsin.
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This would depend on the City, County, and State. You can go to \nyour State's site at http://www.dor.state.wi.us/ and see what they say, or you can go to http://www.businesslicenses.com/Licenses/WI/Adams/Adams-5500100275/ and put in your address and it will give you a list of licenses for your location.
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go to wisconsin state government, then to parks and rec. then to contact us and e-mail them or call if there are any phone numbers
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Try the auction sales in your city. Usually the City and state sanitation conduct auction to sell old equipment, including Dump trucks.
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Please contact your local DWD Department of Workforce Developement. They should have information on this subject.\nThere is a home in the Green Bay, Wisconsin area designed for the needs that you are describing. God's blessings to you.Please email me if you need anymore help at uno_juan@yahoo.com
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Check with your local community colleges and AARP organizations to see if anything has been set up locally. Also, if there is an Area Agency on Aging, check with them.
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18 to 80 blind crippled or crazy if the can't walk I can drag them. Must fit in there someplace. Mans got to have some standards.
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If you have Medicare or Medicaid, both of them assist with wheelchairs, but you would need to get a prescription from your doctor. In my town, the local charity attached to the church also helps by loaning them to people until they can purchase their own. Check with your local hospitals and nursing homes too.
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There is the Van Galder! My dad has taken it many times between Wisconsin and Chicago.\n\nOh and there's also MegaBus... which is really cheap.
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Call 211. They'll connect you with all the resources in your area that can help.