Robbie Krejci

The committee held an election for the positions of chairperson and vice-chair, and established a regular monthly meeting schedule. A detailed review of the financial reports, including departmental expenses, tax revenue, and capital improvement projects, was conducted to orient new committee members. Additionally, the committee received an overview of the county's self-funded health insurance plan, including its plan designs, enrollment, and the role of the health and wellness committee in vetting plan changes.

The committee held an election for its chairperson and vice-chairperson. A presentation was provided regarding conditional use permit decisions, detailing the history, legal standards, and criteria for approval or denial. Additionally, the committee conducted a public hearing on a rezoning request in the Town of Baldwin, where the applicant sought to change a property's zoning classification from Ag-1 to Ag-2 to accommodate a second dwelling unit.

This document outlines the strategic plan for Saint Croix County Public Health, establishing the long-term direction, goals, and strategies to guide public health initiatives within the county. The plan serves as a roadmap to enhance public health outcomes and services during its specified timeframe.

The board conducted the canvass of the returns for the partisan primary election. This included the certification of results for various state and federal offices, including United States Senator, Representative in Congress, State Senator, Representative to the Assembly, St. Croix County District Attorney, and State Referendum. The board also certified results for local offices, including County Clerk, Treasurer, and Register of Deeds.

The board addressed several zoning ordinance amendments for the Towns of Richmond and Pleasant Valley and confirmed membership for the Local Emergency Planning Committee. Presentations included an update on a solar power project and an annual report from the CASA of St. Croix County. The County Administrator provided a monthly update on financials and personnel. Key legislative actions included the repeal and recreation of ordinances regarding waste storage facilities and parks, the establishment of county legislative priorities, and amendments to personnel policies. Additionally, the board received annual reports from Justice Support Services and the District Attorney's office.