Door County public meetings in 2022
4 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Broadband Committee
The Door County Broadband Committee is reviewing progress from the Clay Banks and Sevastopol technology committees. The meeting includes updates on GIS mapping, FCC bulk challenge processes, and municipal dashboard developments.
- Clay Banks Communication Committee process and goal review
- Sevastopol Technology Committee RFP process update
- FCC second bulk challenge process information
- PSC WISER mapping data update
- Municipal Dashboard update
Highway & Facilities Committee
The Highway & Facilities Committee is reviewing several division updates, including airport hangar leases and the maintenance garage project. The committee will also consider lease agreements for Chaudoir's Dock and landfill property.
- Review and accept bids for the Facilities & Parks Maintenance Garage Project
- 2023 Chaudior's Dock Lease Agreement for $4,043.29
- Approval of sale and land lease for Hangar #13
- Review of Historical Museum Material Donation and Policy Revision policies
- Farm Land Lease Agreement RFP for Landfill and Wards Property
Comprehensive Community Services (CCS) / Coordinated Services Team (CST) Coordinating Committee
The committee discussed staffing updates, enrollment status for youth services, and recruitment needs for consumer and school representatives. Members also reviewed the 2023 Coordinated Services Teams (CST) grant application for mental health services.
- Review of 2023 CST application requesting $60,000 with a $12,000 match
- Enrollment report: 86 children in CCOP and 49 youth in CCS/CST
- Recruitment of a new JAKS Place provider and school representatives
- Discussion of respite provider contracts via Inspired Employment
- Approval of August 2, 2022, meeting minutes
Comprehensive Community Services (CCS) / Coordinated Services Team (CST) Coordinating Committee
The committee discussed staffing updates, enrollment status for youth programs, and recruitment needs for school and consumer representatives. Members also reviewed the 2023 Coordinated Services Teams (CST) grant application to maintain wraparound mental health services.
- Review of 2023 CST grant application requesting $60,000 for 50 persons served
- Enrollment report: 86 children in CCOP and 49 youth in CCS/CST
- Recruitment of a new JAKS Place provider
- Discussion of 80% youth satisfaction rate regarding receiving needed help
- Goal to expand CCS/CST resources for Hispanic and Latino communities