Adam V. Wedmore

The board addressed various administrative and operational items, including the approval of claims, payroll warrant registers, and a new intern hire for the conservation department. Discussions were held regarding drainage district issues, the renewal of a tobacco license for a golf club, and the continuation of a contract for advisory services. The board also set a date for a public budget amendment hearing, approved the sheriff's monthly report of fees, and adjusted meeting schedules due to a holiday. Additionally, the board reviewed dock permits, received updates from the county engineer on road projects and equipment maintenance, and processed manure management reports for submission to the DNR.

The Board of Supervisors discussed various administrative and operational matters. Key topics included the approval of claims, drainage work in district 53, and a proposal to utilize the county as a fiscal agent for the Children's Alliance. The Board also reviewed road department updates regarding staff scheduling, equipment maintenance, and property boundary assessments for a fencing project. Furthermore, the Board adopted a resolution to lower the speed limit on a specific road to improve safety and reviewed a manure management plan before moving into a closed session to discuss litigation strategy.

The board held a series of budget meetings with various county departments, including the Sheriff's office, the Conservation department, Maintenance, Planning and Zoning, Safety, and the Central Point of Coordination and Case Management departments.

The board meeting focused on receiving project and operational updates from the County Engineer and the Emergency Management Director.

The meeting focused on the discussion of the county budget.