Chippewa County Board of Commissioners Board of Commissioners Meeting
The board agenda and associated reports covered a wide range of administrative and operational topics. Key items included the announcement of various committee and authority vacancies, such as the Building Code Board of Appeals and the Economic Development Corporation, and the solicitation of applications for the EUPTA Advisory Committee. Resolutions were presented regarding the apportionment of millages, the allocation of opioid settlement funds for health department administration, and support for Operation Green Light for veterans. The board also reviewed departmental updates, including sheriff operations, veteran affairs, and health department reports, while considering financial matters such as grant agreements and proposals for snow removal services.
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The board discussed and took action on several items, including the approval of resolutions recognizing Detective/Sergeant Joseph LeBlanc, declaring Conflict Resolution Day, and honoring the legacy of Rosemary Blashill. Key operational approvals included the acceptance of the Local Prosecutor Support Grant, the purchase of promotional items for the Health Department, and the authorization to contract for a 2027 County Plat Book. Additionally, the board approved infrastructure and equipment purchases, such as fire protection services for county buildings and a tractor for the Sheriff's Office. Committee reports covered topics including the Employee Wellness Program, an association agreement with LMAS for the Health Department, non-union wage adjustments, and options for the vacant Building Inspector position.
Jun 11, 2026·Board meeting
Chippewa County Board Of Commissioners Public Hearing And Regular Meeting
The Board of Commissioners conducted a public hearing regarding truth in taxation and millage rates. During the regular meeting, the board addressed several resolutions, including floodplain management provisions for various townships, ballot language for separate tax limitations, and a proclamation for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Awareness Day. The board also recognized contractors and staff for courthouse restoration efforts. Additionally, the board approved various items such as media advertisement for a marijuana safety campaign, conflict legal services agreements, LexisNexis service renewal, security policies for criminal justice information, HVAC replacements, and courthouse repairs.
