Sauk County, Wisconsin

Board of Adjustment

The Sauk County Board of Adjustment will meet to consider two petitions. The board will review a request for a special exception permit for a lodging house and an appeal regarding the Sauk County Shoreland Ordinance.

• Petition SEP-26-10: Special exception permit for a lodging house at S5731 Devils Lake Parkway
• Petition APPL-26-2: Appeal by Randy & Jill Rueth regarding the Sauk County Shoreland Ordinance

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PLAN COMMITTEE

The Capital Improvements Plan Committee will conduct its regular meeting, including a call to order, election of a chairperson, and adoption of the agenda. It will provide a period for public comment and then review and consider the County's Capital Improvement Plan. The meeting will conclude with adjournment.

• Review and consideration of Capital Improvement Plan
• Public comment

FINANCE, PERSONNEL & INSURANCE COMMITTEE

The Finance, Personnel & Insurance Committee will review 2025 audit results, discuss budget amendments for a sober living residence and economic development, and consider approving a wage for a new Emergency Management Deputy Director. The committee will also review financial reports and enter closed session to discuss purchasing property at 515 Broadway Street and WPPA negotiations.

• Discussion on Resolution to amend Human Services 2026 Budget for Pathways to a Better Life
• Discussion on Resolution to authorize contract with CEDA for economic development plan
• Discussion on approving wage for Bethany Tate as Emergency Management Deputy Director
• Closed session to discuss purchasing property at 515 Broadway Street
• Closed session to discuss WPPA Negotiations

Aging & Disability Resource Center Committee

The committee will review quotes for transportation vehicles and evaluate aging programs. Members will also consider the approval of monthly invoices and review financial statements.

• Review of transportation vehicle quotes from A&J Toyota, A&J Voyager, and Baraboo Motors
• Review of Aging Programs and Nutrition Program Flyer
• Consideration of monthly invoice approvals
• Closed session to discuss performance evaluation of the ADRC Director

Sauk County Health Care Center Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will meet to orient new board members and receive updates on facility marketing. The board will also review the business office report and approve vouchers.

• New Board members orientation
• Update on Facility “Marketing”
• Review and approval of vouchers

Land Resources and Extension Committee *Amended*

The Land Resources and Extension Committee will review department reports and approve vouchers. The body will discuss a cooperative agreement for the Great Sauk State Trail - Baraboo Spur Project and a water testing request from the Department of Army.

• Possible action on a Cooperative Agreement between the City of Baraboo, Town of Baraboo, and Sauk County for the Great Sauk State Trail - Baraboo Spur Project
• Possible action on a Department of Army request for water testing at the Great Sauk State Trail parking lot (State Highway 78 and County Road Z)
• Presentation and discussion on the Sauk County Well Trends Monitoring Program
• Overview and discussion on the Sauk County Forest Master Plan process
• Review and approval of vouchers for Land Records, Register of Deeds, Extension Education, CPZ, and Parks

Sauk County Board of Supervisors - Committee of the Whole Meeting | July 2026

The Committee of the Whole will meet to discuss the 2027 budget process. The session includes an introduction to county budgeting and a review of upcoming departmental needs.

• Presentation and discussion on the 2027 budget process
• Discussion of upcoming departmental needs

Executive & Legislative Committee Meeting

The Executive & Legislative Committee will review monthly reports and approve vouchers from several county departments. It will discuss two resolutions: one for a cooperative agreement on the Great Sauk State Trail – Baraboo Spur Project, and another to authorize a contract with Community and Economic Development Associates (CEDA) and amend the 2026 administration budget. The committee will also consider donation suggestions for the 2026 WCA and discuss security for the West Square building.

• Resolution for Cooperative Agreement between City of Baraboo, Town of Baraboo, and Sauk County for the Great Sauk State Trail – Baraboo Spur Project
• Resolution to authorize the Administrator to enter a contract with CEDA for services to implement the Sauk County Economic Development Transition and Communication Plan and amend the 2026 Administration Budget
• Discussion of 2026 WCA donation suggestions (Greenwood and Sederstrom)
• Discussion of West Square Building Security
• Review and approval of monthly reports and vouchers from Veterans Service, Emergency Management, County Clerk, Corporation Counsel, and Administrator

LAW ENFORCEMENT AND JUDICICARY COMMITTEE

The committee will review monthly reports and approve invoices for several county departments. This includes updates from the Sheriff, District Attorney, and various court officials.

• Approval of Circuit Court July invoices
• Review of reports and invoices from the Register in Probate, Child Support, and Court Commissioner
• Review of reports and invoices from the Clerk of Court and District Attorney's Office
• Operations update for the Sauk County Animal Shelter
• Review of reports and invoices from the Coroner and Sheriff

Transportation Coordination Committee

Board of Adjustment

The Sauk County Board of Adjustment will consider three petitions for special‑exception permits to locate lodging houses in Exclusive Agricultural zoning districts. Each petition cites a specific parcel: E9198 Terrytown Rd, S2723 Vogel Rd, and S5667 Old Lake Road. The board will decide whether to grant the permits under Wisconsin statutes s. 7.036(5)(g) or s. 7.036(5)(i).

• Petition SEP‑26‑8: special‑exception lodging house on E9198 Terrytown Rd, Exclusive Agricultural district
• Petition SEP‑26‑9: special‑exception lodging house on S2723 Vogel Rd, Exclusive Agricultural district
• Petition SEP‑26‑4: special‑exception lodging house on S5667 Old Lake Road, Exclusive Agricultural district

Nutrition Advisory Council

The Nutrition Advisory Council will meet to approve minutes, discuss the Dairy Breakfast, and review nutrition program reports. The body will also discuss volunteer recruitment and set the date for the next meeting.

• Approval of April 23, 2026 minutes
• Report on Dairy Breakfast
• Nutrition Program Report
• Recruitment for volunteers
• Next meeting date and time

Land Resources and Extension Committee

The Land Resources and Extension Committee will hold a public hearing on a petition (CURZ-26-2) to allow a stable and equestrian facility on land at E9312 Hogsback Rd, Town of Excelsior. The committee will also review vouchers, discuss a special event at Lake Redstone County Park, and consider updates to the Chapter 7 Zoning Ordinance. Additional agenda items include presentations on the Farmland Preservation Program and scheduling the Summer Conservation Tour.

• Petition CURZ-26-2: conditional use permit for a stable/equestrian facility at E9312 Hogsback Rd
• Review and approval of vouchers (CPZ Vouchers W062626)
• Discussion of a special event at Lake Redstone County Park
• Presentation on the Farmland Preservation Program and related non‑compliance notices
• Chapter 7 Zoning Ordinance update and scenic corridor signs discussion

Health & Human Services Committee

The Health & Human Services Committee will discuss funding for a sober living residence and the transfer of WIC services to the HealthFirst Network. The body will also review fiscal year-end reports and approve monthly vouchers for both departments.

• Resolution to amend the Human Services 2026 Budget to increase funding for Pathways to a Better Life for a Sober Living Residence
• Resolution to transfer WIC services to HealthFirst Network
• Appointment of a representative to the Marsh Country Health Alliance Board
• Approval of Human Services and Public Health monthly vouchers
• Resolution to honor Joyce Smidl for 25 years of service

UW - Baraboo/Sauk County Campus Commission

The UW‑Baraboo/Sauk County Campus Commission will meet on June 18, 2026 at the campus executive dining room. The agenda includes routine items such as approval of minutes, public comment, and financial reports. The commission will discuss and may act on a memorandum of understanding with the Baraboo School District to use the Lange Center gymnasium and its grounds for school activities in the 2026‑27 school year. Additional updates will cover the redevelopment plan process, facilities maintenance, and the status of the villas.

• Discussion and possible action to create an MOU with Baraboo School District for Lange Center gym use (2026‑27 school year)
• Update and discussion on Redevelopment Plan Process
• Facilities planning and maintenance report (June appropriations amount)
• Financial report and approval of vouchers
• Update on the villas

Sauk County Board of Supervisors

The Sauk County Board of Supervisors will meet to authorize a contract for economic development services, approve a land rezoning ordinance, and accept a grant for local projects. The meeting will also include committee appointments and public comment.

• Authorize contract with CEDA for economic development transition plan
• Approve rezoning of Town of Reedsburg land to Agriculture District
• Accept grant from Wisconsin Department of Administration for local projects
• Appoint Clariss Funmaker to Families Come First Committee
• Appoint Gordon Statz to Health Care Center Board of Trustees

Sauk County Health Care Center Board of Trustees

The Sauk County Health Care Center Board of Trustees will meet to conduct new board member orientation. The board will also review the Business Office and Administrator reports and approve vouchers.

• New Board members orientation
• Business Office Report and voucher review and approval
• Administrator's Report and resident statistics

Public Works and Infrastructure Committee

The Public Works and Infrastructure Committee will review and approve various vouchers, including $472,923.72 for buildings and communications. It will discuss a lease agreement for a tower and fiber service with Bug Tussel Wireless. The committee will also consider a directional sign request from Sognefjord Winery and adopt a resolution honoring Donald Greenwood.

• Review and approval of vouchers totaling $472,923.72 for Buildings, Communications/Towers & Landfill
• Review and approval of monthly vouchers for the Highway Department
• Discussion and possible action on the tower and fiber lease with Bug Tussel Wireless
• Discussion and action on a Tourist Oriented Directional Sign (TODS) on CTH A requested by Sognefjord Winery
• Resolution to honor Donald Greenwood for over 13 years of service to Sauk County

Land Resources and Extension Committee

The Sauk County Land Resources and Extension Committee will meet to review department reports, approve vouchers, and discuss a resolution to authorize the purchase of a new pier for the Summer Oaks Boat Landing. The agenda also includes a resolution to accept a grant for local projects and a discussion on the Chapter 7 Zoning Ordinance.

• Review and possible action on Resolution to Authorize the Purchase of a New Pier for the Summer Oaks Boat Landing
• Discussion and Possible Action on Resolution to Accept a Grant for Local Projects and Enter into a Grant Agreement
• Discussion and Possible Action on Chapter 7 Zoning Ordinance Update
• Review and approval of vouchers for Land Records, Register of Deeds, and Extension Education
• Discussion and Possible Action on Resolution to Commend Serge Koenig for Over 31 Years of Service

FINANCE, PERSONNEL & INSURANCE

The Finance, Personnel & Insurance Committee will review 2027 budget guidelines, strategic issues, and a timeline. The body will also consider a grant for local projects and a personnel promotion.

• Resolution to accept a Wisconsin Department of Administration grant for local projects and amend the Land Resources and Environment Department 2026 Budget
• Proposed promotion of Heather Hemberger to Office Coordinator effective July 5, 2026
• Presentation of medical plan history and options by M3 Insurance
• Discussion of 2027 budget guidelines, strategic issues, and calendar
• Closed session for WPPA Negotiations

Aging & Disability Resource Center Committee

The committee will meet to review the HCC Administrator and ADRC monthly reports. Members will also review aging programs and monthly financial statements, and consider the approval of monthly invoices.

• Review of HCC Administrator Report for May
• Review of ADRC Monthly Report
• Review of Aging Programs Quick Guide
• Review of Committee Budget Report
• Consideration of approval for monthly invoices

Executive & Legislative Committee Meeting

The Executive & Legislative Committee will meet to review monthly reports and approve vouchers for various county departments. The body will discuss a contract with Community and Economic Development Associates for an economic development transition plan and a design change for the Baraboo Sauk County Campus redevelopment.

• Discussion on contract with Community and Economic Development Associates
• Approval of vouchers for Veterans, Emergency Management, and County Clerk departments
• Discussion on Baraboo Sauk County Campus redevelopment design change
• Discussion on policy for County Administrator and Department Head succession plan
• Possible closed session for Emergency Management Director performance evaluation

Law Enforcement and Judiciary Committee

The Law Enforcement and Judiciary Committee will adopt its agenda and the May meeting minutes. It will review and approve June invoices and budget reports for the Circuit Court, Register in Probate, Child Support, Court Commissioner, Clerk of Court, District Attorney, Coroner, and Sheriff. An operations update from the Sauk County Animal Shelter will be presented, and the next meeting date for July 6, 2026 will be set.

• Approval of June invoices for the Circuit Court
• Approval of invoices for Register in Probate (Kathe Koback)
• Approval of invoices for Child Support (Sara Benton)
• Approval of invoices for Sheriff Richard Meister
• Operations update from the Sauk County Animal Shelter

Board of Adjustment

The Sauk County Board of Adjustment will meet to review two petitions for special exception permits. The board will also elect a committee secretary.

• Petition SEP-26-5: Special exception permit for a lodging house at S5752 Coleman Road (Devils Lake Crossing LLC)
• Petition SEP-26-6: Special exception permit for a lodging house at E8864 Babington Road (Sand Cassell Farms Trust)
• Election of secretary for the BOA Committee

Land Resources and Extension Committee

UW - Baraboo/Sauk County Campus Commission

The UW-Baraboo/Sauk County Campus Commission will meet to discuss the redevelopment plan process, approve minutes and vouchers, and address the Community Choir's lease of space in the music building.

• Discussion of Redevelopment Plan Process
• Community Choir lease of music building space
• Approval of minutes and vouchers
• Update on the villas
• Facilities planning and maintenance report

Sauk County Board of Supervisors

The Sauk County Board will adopt its agenda, honor several community members, and confirm new appointments. It will consider multiple budget resolutions, including amendments to the 2025 and 2026 budgets and funding for an electronic emergency notification system. Additional actions include creating a full‑time marketing coordinator position, authorizing a memorandum of understanding for county‑wide economic development, and approving rezoning map amendments in Spring Green and Troy.

• Resolution 43-2026 – Amend the 2026 budget and authorize purchase of an electronic emergency notification system.
• Resolution 41-2026 – Assign funds as of Dec 31 2025 and amend the 2025 budget.
• Resolution 42-2026 – Assign funds as of Dec 31 2025 and amend the 2026 budget.
• Resolution 40-2026 – Create one full‑time Marketing Coordinator position for the Administration Department.
• Resolution 39-2026 – Authorize a memorandum of understanding with the Sauk County Economic Development Corporation.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The Economic Development Committee will discuss a resolution to authorize a contract with Community and Economic Development Associates (CEDA). The body will also review the Arts & Culture program budget and discuss a county logo policy.

• Resolution to authorize a contract with Community and Economic Development Associates (CEDA) for an Economic Development Transition and Communication Plan
• Approval of Arts & Culture vouchers
• Review of Arts & Culture program budget
• Discussion regarding the creation of a County Logo(s) Policy
• Reports from the Wisconsin River Rail Transit Commission and Tri-County Airport Commission

Land Resources and Extension Committee

The Land Resources and Extension Committee will hold a public hearing regarding a zoning change for a recreation facility. The body will also discuss lake management grants and conditional use permits for planned rural developments.

• Public hearing on Petition CURZ-26-4 for Cari Stebbins to rezone to Recreation Commercial for an outdoor recreation facility in the Town of Spring Green
• Discussion on 2026 Lake Management Grants, including applications from Friends of Dutch Hollow Lake and Lake Redstone Protection District
• Conditional use permit for a Planned Rural Development (PRD) lot for John Feiner in the Town of Spring Green
• Conditional use permit for a Planned Rural Development (PRD) lot for Jim Gavin (Plain Land Group LLC) in the Town of Troy
• Resolutions to authorize the County Administrator to sign a Sand County Foundation subaward amendment and accept a Notice of Discharge Grant

Public Works and Infrastructure Committee

The Public Works and Infrastructure Committee will review monthly vouchers, discuss road projects including CTH H and ATV routes, and consider purchasing an emergency notification system and property at 515 Broadway Street.

• Review and approval of vouchers totaling $119,329.65
• Discussion on purchasing an electronic emergency notification system
• Consideration of a trailer purchase for Building Services
• Discussion on funding CTH H underpass width for snowmobile trails
• Possible closed session to discuss purchasing property at 515 Broadway Street

Sauk County Health Care Center Board of Trustees

The Sauk County Health Care Center Board of Trustees will meet to elect its leadership for the Chair and Vice-Chair positions. The board will also conduct an orientation for new members and review financial reports.

• Election of Chair and Vice-Chair
• New Board members orientation
• Review and approval of vouchers
• Discussion and possible action on donations
• Discussion and possible action on adjustments

Health & Human Services Committee

FINANCE, PERSONNEL & INSURANCE COMMITEE MEETING

The Finance, Personnel & Insurance Committee will discuss several resolutions that modify the 2026 budget. Items include authorizing a sub‑award amendment with the Sand County Foundation, accepting a Notice of Discharge Grant, and approving the purchase of an electronic emergency notification system. The committee will also consider creating a full‑time marketing coordinator position and assigning year‑end and carry‑forward funds for the 2025 and 2026 budgets.

• Resolution authorizing the County Administrator to sign a sub‑award amendment with Sand County Foundation, amending the Land Resources and Environment Department 2026 budget.
• Resolution authorizing the County Administrator to accept a Notice of Discharge Grant, amending the Land Resources and Environment Department 2026 budget.
• Resolution amending the 2026 budget and authorizing the purchase of an electronic notification system.
• Resolution to create one full‑time marketing coordinator position for the Administration Department.
• Resolutions assigning funds as of Dec 31 2025 and amending the 2025 year‑end closing and 2026 carry‑forward budgets.

Aging & Disability Resource Center Committee

The Aging & Disability Resource Center Committee will review its organizational chart, program overview, policies, and financial statements. It will then consider approving the monthly invoices, including a Truckstar Collision invoice. The meeting also includes public comment and scheduling of the next meeting.

• Review of the department organizational chart
• Review of program overview and policies (confidentiality, conflict of interest, complaint)
• Review of monthly financial statements
• Consider approval of the monthly invoices (Truckstar Collision invoice)
• Discussion of next meeting date and time

Public Works and Infrastructure Committee

The Public Works and Infrastructure Committee will review bids for seal coating and the CTH Q Paving Project. The body will also consider an updated 6-year construction plan and a resolution to honor Steve Pate.

• Review and approval of CTH Q Paving Project Bids
• Review and approval of Seal Coat Bids
• Approval of $231,830.03 in vouchers for Buildings, Communications/Towers & Landfill
• Review of updated 6-year construction plan
• Resolution to Honor Steve Pate for over 27 years of service

Executive & Legislative Committee Meeting

The Executive & Legislative Committee will review monthly reports and vouchers for several county departments. The body will discuss budget amendments for an emergency notification system and the creation of a full-time marketing coordinator position.

• Resolution to amend 2026 budget for an Electronic Emergency Notification System from HQE Systems
• Proposed creation of one full-time Marketing Coordinator position for the Administration Department
• Possible action on the sale of a previous Mobile Command Post
• Memorandum of Understanding for a partnership with Sauk County Economic Development Corporation
• Resolutions honoring County Board Supervisors Lombard, Spencer, Carver, Polivka, and Detter

LAW ENFORCEMENT AND JUDICIARY COMMITTEE

The committee will review monthly reports and approve invoices for several county offices, including the District Attorney, Sheriff, and Clerk of Court. The meeting includes an operations update for the Sauk County Animal Shelter and a possible closed session regarding a performance evaluation.

• Approval of invoices for Circuit Court, Probate, Child Support, Court Commissioner, Clerk of Court, District Attorney, and Coroner
• Operations update for Sauk County Animal Shelter
• Performance evaluation of Child Support Director (possible closed session)

Special Sauk County Board of Supervisors

The Sauk County Board of Supervisors will adopt the agenda and approve minutes from the previous meeting. A presentation on committee chair roles will be given by Sarah Diedrick‑Kasdorf of the Wisconsin Counties Association. The Board will approve two‑year appointments for all standing committees and then recess to let each committee select its chair, vice‑chair, and secretary and set its first meeting date.

• Adopt agenda for the special meeting
• Adopt minutes of the previous meeting (to be approved at the May 19 regular meeting)
• Presentation by Sarah Diedrick‑Kasdorf (Wisconsin Counties Association) on committee chair roles
• Approve standing committee appointments for 2‑year terms (04/21/2026 – 04/18/2028)
• Recess of County Board to allow standing committees to select chairs, vice‑chairs, secretaries, and schedule first meetings

Sauk County Board of Supervisors

The Sauk County Board of Supervisors will elect a Chair and two Vice-Chairs and adopt the board rules for the 2026-2028 term. The meeting includes presentations from county department heads and constitutional officers, as well as several resolutions to honor former staff.

• Resolution 29-2026: Adopt the Rules of the Board for the 2026-2028 term
• Resolution 30-2026: Name the official Sauk County newspaper
• Resolution 31-2026: Approve participation in the 2026 NG9-1-1 GIS Grant Program and amend the 2026 budget
• Petition 03-2026: Proposed rezoning in Town of Spring Green from Resource Conservancy to Recreation Commercial
• Election of Chair, 1st Vice-Chair, and 2nd Vice-Chair of the Board of Supervisors

The Sauk County Board adopted the Rules of the Board for the 2026‑2028 term, approved naming the official Sauk County newspaper, elected a chair and two vice‑chairs, and approved participation in the 2026 NG9‑1‑1 GIS Grant program with a budget amendment. Several honorary resolutions were also adopted. All other agenda items were informational.

• Adopted Rules of the Board for the 2026‑2028 term (Resolution 29-2026)
• Approved naming the official Sauk County newspaper (Resolution 30-2026)
• Approved participation in the 2026 NG9‑1‑1 GIS Grant program and amended the 2026 budget (Resolution 31-2026)
• Elected chair, 1st vice‑chair and 2nd vice‑chair of the Board of Supervisors
• Adopted Resolution 22-2026 to honor Meg Allen
• Adopted Resolution 23-2026 to honor Lynn Eberl
• Adopted Resolution 24-2026 to honor Shaun Harris
• Adopted Resolution 28-2026 to honor Keith Hoefs

LAW ENFORCEMENT AND JUDICIARY COMMITTEE

The committee will review monthly reports and approve invoices for several county offices, including the District Attorney, Sheriff, and Clerk of Court. The body will also consider a resolution to honor Keith Hoefs for 17 years of service.

• Possible resolution to honor Keith Hoefs for 17 years of service
• Review and approval of invoices for Circuit Court, Register in Probate, Child Support, Court Commissioner, Clerk of Court, District Attorney, Coroner, and Sheriff
• Operations update and 2025 annual financials for Sauk County Animal Shelter
• Closed session for performance evaluation of Child Support Director

Health & Human Services Committee

The committee will discuss and take action on monthly vouchers and collections requests for both Human Services and Public Health. Members will also review the 2025 Public Health Annual Report and 2026 provider contracts.

• Approval of 2026 Provider Contracts
• Approval of the 2025 Public Health Annual Report
• Approval of Human Services and Public Health monthly vouchers
• Approval of Human Services collections requests
• Review of Public Health budget report and grants overview

Aging & Disability Resource Center Committee

The Aging & Disability Resource Center Committee will meet on April 13, 2026 in Room 213 of the West Square Building in Baraboo. The agenda includes routine items such as adopting the agenda, approving minutes, and reviewing financial statements. The committee will discuss and possibly approve the carryforward of funds from fiscal year 2025 to 2026 for the Resource Center. A resolution will honor Margaret Allen for over six years of service.

• Discussion and possible approval to carryforward funds from 2025 to 2026 for the Aging and Disability Resource Center
• Resolution to honor Margaret Allen for over six years of service to Sauk County
• Review of monthly financial statements
• Consider approval of the monthly invoices
• Public comment period

Sauk County Health Care Center Board of Trustees

The Sauk County Health Care Center Board of Trustees will review the 2025 Year End Report and consider related financial matters. The meeting includes a business office report with voucher review and approval, a discussion on donations, and the administrator’s report on resident statistics. Public comment and routine agenda adoption are also scheduled.

• Discussion on the 2025 Sauk County Health Care Center Year End Report
• Business Office Report and voucher review and approval
• Discussion and possible action on donations
• Administrator’s Report including resident statistics
• Public comment

Land Resources and Extension Committee

The Land Resources and Extension Committee will review department reports and approve vouchers. The body will discuss a resolution to accept NG9-1-1 GIS grant funding and an MOU for the South-Central Invasives Partnership.

• Resolution to authorize Land Information/GIS to accept NG9-1-1 GIS Grant Program funding and amend the 2026 Budget
• Discussion and possible action on MOU for South-Central Invasives Partnership
• Discussion on Sauk County Farm Pasture Lease 2023-2027 Amendment #1
• Update on Great Sauk State Trail
• Presentation on department support for year-round grazing

Land Resources and Extension Committee

The Land Resources and Extension Committee will review department reports and approve vouchers. The body will discuss a resolution to accept NG9-1-1 GIS grant funding and a memorandum of understanding for the South-Central Invasives Partnership.

• Resolution to authorize Land Information/GIS to accept NG9-1-1 GIS Grant Program funding and amend the 2026 Budget
• Discussion and possible action on MOU for South-Central Invasives Partnership
• Discussion on Sauk County Farm Pasture Lease 2023-2027 Amendment #1
• Update on the Great Sauk State Trail
• Presentation on department support for year-round grazing

Finance, Personnel & Insurance Committee Meeting

The Finance, Personnel & Insurance Committee will discuss participating in a 2026 GIS grant and amending the budget. The body will also consider a personnel promotion and review financial reports from February and April 2026.

• Resolution to approve participation in the 2026 NG9-1-1 GIS Grant Program and amend the 2026 Budget
• Possible promotion of Tatum Fehrenbach to GIS Analyst/LIO effective April 12, 2026
• Update on holiday pay policy
• Review of February 2026 County financial reports
• Approval of invoices for Personnel and Insurance, Treasurer, and Accounting departments

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The Economic Development Committee will discuss establishing a partnership with the Sauk County Economic Development Corporation for county-wide programs. The body will also consider funding a grant for the Baraboo Range and a resolution honoring Melanie Platt-Gibson.

• Possible action on $500 funding for the Baraboo Range New Idea Grant application
• Resolution to authorize a Memorandum of Understanding with Sauk County Economic Development Corporation
• Resolution to honor Melanie Platt-Gibson for four years of service
• Review and approval of arts vouchers
• Report on Wisconsin’s Economic Performance since 2017 by Forward Analytics

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The Economic Development Committee will discuss and possibly act on funding a $500 Baraboo Range New Idea Grant. It will also review and approve arts vouchers, consider resolutions honoring Melanie Platt‑Gibson and authorizing a memorandum of understanding with the Sauk County Economic Development Corporation, and receive updates from several county commissions and boards.

• Discussion and possible action on funding the Baraboo Range New Idea Grant application for $500
• Review and approval of arts vouchers (budget and invoice reports)
• Resolution to honor Melanie Platt‑Gibson for four years of service
• Resolution to authorize a memorandum of understanding with Sauk County Economic Development Corporation
• Updates from Wisconsin River Rail Transit Commission, Workforce Development Board, PACE Committee, and Tri‑County Airport Commission

Transportation Coordination Committee

Board of Adjustment

The Sauk County Board of Adjustment will consider several petitions for variances and special exception permits. These requests include shoreline access, the retention of an unpermitted pond, and the operation of non-metallic mining sites.

• VAR-26-1: Variance for structure setback and two stairways at S2011 Ishnala Road (Mirror Lake)
• SEP-25-20: Special exception for a pond built without permits at E9290 Hogsback Rd
• SEP-25-21: Special exception for non-metallic mining and reclamation in Town of Troy
• SEP-26-1: Special exception for a lodging house at S5815 South Shore Road
• SEP-26-2 and SEP-25-19: Special exceptions for non-metallic mining in Town of Dellona and Town of Franklin

Land Resources and Extension Committee

The Land Resources and Extension Committee will hold a public hearing regarding a zoning change for Milestone Materials. The body will also consider conditional use permits for Planned Rural Development lots in the Towns of Freedom and Westfield.

• Public hearing on Petition CURZ-26-01: rezone from Exclusive Agriculture to Agriculture Zoning District for Milestone Materials (Town of Troy, parcel 036-0330-00000)
• Conditional use permit for a Planned Rural Development (PRD) lot for Lexie Meyer (Town of Freedom)
• Conditional use permit for a Planned Rural Development (PRD) lot for Ryan Gardner (Town of Westfield)
• Review and approval of CPZ vouchers

Sauk County Board of Supervisors

The Sauk County Board of Supervisors will meet to vote on the county's strategic plan and set salaries for elected officials for the 2027-2030 term. The board will also consider several grant applications and a zoning amendment in the Town of Baraboo.

• Resolution 13-2026: Authorizing salaries for the Clerk of Courts, Coroner, and Sheriff (2027-2030 term)
• Resolution 19-2026: Approval of the Sauk County Strategic Plan
• Ordinance 02-2026: Rezoning lands in the Town of Baraboo from Agriculture to Recreation Commercial for Little Society Farm
• Resolution 15-2026: Budget amendment to accept State Crisis Intervention Program (SCIP) suicide prevention grant funding
• Resolution 21-2026: Budget amendment for Sheriff's Office grant funds to combat drug trafficking

Sauk County Board of Supervisors

The Sauk County Board of Supervisors will meet to vote on the county's strategic plan and salaries for the Clerk of Courts, Coroner, and Sheriff for 2027-2030. The board will also consider several grant applications and a zoning change in the Town of Baraboo.

• Resolution 13-2026: Salaries for Clerk of Courts, Coroner, and Sheriff (2027-2030 term)
• Resolution 19-2026: Approval of the Sauk County Strategic Plan
• Ordinance 02-2026: Rezoning lands in Town of Baraboo from Agriculture to Recreation Commercial for Little Society Farm
• Resolution 15-2026: Budget amendment for State Crisis Intervention Program suicide prevention grant
• Resolution 21-2026: Budget amendment for Sheriff's Office grant funds to combat drug trafficking

Sauk County Health Care Center Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will meet to review the Business Office Report and approve vouchers. The board will also discuss and potentially take action on donations.

• Review and approval of vouchers
• Discussion and possible action on donations
• Business Office Report
• Administrator's Report on resident statistics

Land Resources and Extension Committee

The Land Resources and Extension Committee will discuss several 2025 year-end reports and potential fund carryforwards for 2026. The body is also considering a conditional use permit for a rural development lot and a resolution regarding variance funding.

• Conditional use permit for a Planned Rural Development lot for Jase Engel in the Town of Reedsburg
• Resolution to authorize the Director of Land Resources and Environment to accept Multi-Discharge Variance Funding
• Town of Merrimac notice regarding the discontinuance of South Lake Road
• Review of the Driftwood Estates Concept Plat
• Discussion on Sauk County Cost Share Program Policies and Guidelines

Land Resources and Extension Committee

The Land Resources and Extension Committee will review 2025 annual reports and budget carryforwards for several departments. The body will also discuss land use permits and the 2026 capital improvement projects for Land Resources and Environment.

• Conditional use permit for a Planned Rural Development lot for Jase Engel in the Town of Reedsburg
• Resolution to authorize the Director of Land Resources and Environment to accept Multi-Discharge Variance Funding
• Town of Merrimac notice regarding the discontinuance of South Lake Road
• Review of Sauk County Cost Share Program Policies and Guidelines
• Driftwood Estates Concept Plat

Land Resources and Extension Committee

The Land Resources and Extension Committee will review departmental reports, approve several voucher packages, and discuss carryforward of 2025 funds. It will consider a resolution to let the Director of Land Resources and Environment accept Multi‑Discharge Variance funding and amend the 2026 budget. The committee will also vote on a conditional use permit for a Planned Rural Development lot for Jase Engel in the Town of Reedsburg.

• Resolution to authorize the Director of Land Resources and Environment to accept Multi‑Discharge Variance Funding and amend the 2026 budget (MDV Resolution)
• Conditional use permit for a Planned Rural Development (PRD) lot for Jase Engel, Section 19 & 20, T12N, R4E, Town of Reedsburg
• Review and approval of Land Resources and Environment Department vouchers (CPZ vouchers W031326 and Parks vouchers)
• Discussion of carryforward funds from 2025 to 2026 for the Land Resources and Environment Department
• Great Sauk State Trail update (February update)

AMENDED Finance, Personnel & Insurance Committee Meeting

Health & Human Services Committee

The Health & Human Services Committee will review 2025 annual reports and budget carryovers for Public Health and Human Services. The body is deciding on several grant agreements and monthly voucher approvals.

• Proposed $100,000 grant from the Wisconsin Department of Justice for State Crisis Intervention Program (SCIP) Suicide Prevention Initiatives
• Approval of Public Health monthly vouchers totaling $59,821.41
• Approval of the Opioid and Stimulant Unmet Needs SOR4 Grant Agreement
• Review of Public Health and Human Services 2025 Annual Reports
• Action on 2025 budget carryover requests for both Public Health and Human Services

Public Works and Infrastructure Committee

The Public Works and Infrastructure Committee will meet to review vouchers, approve annual reports, and consider carry forward requests for the Highway and Building Services departments. The committee will also review construction material bids.

• Review and approval of vouchers totaling $186,005.77
• Review and approve 2025 Highway Department Annual Report
• Review and approve 2025 Building Services Annual Report
• Discussion on Spring Road Tour
• Review and approve construction material bids

LAW ENFORCEMENT AND JUDICIARY COMMITTEE

Aging & Disability Resource Center Committee

The Aging & Disability Resource Center Committee will meet to discuss the 2025 annual report and the carryforward of funds from 2025 to 2026. The body will also review monthly financial statements and consider the approval of monthly invoices.

• Discussion and possible approval of the 2025 Aging and Disability Resource Center Department Annual Report
• Discussion and possible approval to carryforward funds from 2025 to 2026
• Discussion and possible approval to write off expenditures
• Review of Monthly Financial Statements
• Approval of Monthly Invoices

Executive & Legislative Committee Meeting

The Executive & Legislative Committee will review 2025 annual reports and budget carryforward requests for several departments. The body will also discuss a policy for policy development and a resolution to proclaim Fair Housing Week.

• Resolution to approve the Sauk County Strategic Plan
• Resolution to proclaim Fair Housing Week
• Budget carryforward requests from 2025 to 2026 for Veterans Service, Emergency Management, and Administration
• Review of 2025 Annual Reports for Veterans Service, Emergency Management, County Clerk, and Administration
• Discussion on a Policy and Procedure for Policy Development, Amendment, and Training

Board of Adjustment

The Sauk County Board of Adjustment will hold a combined hearing regarding a special exception permit and reclamation plan. The request concerns the continued operation of a non-metallic mining site in the Town of Baraboo.

• Petition SEP-25-22: Special Exception and Non-Metallic Mining Reclamation Permit for Mathy Construction Company in the Town of Baraboo

Land Resources and Extension Committee

The Sauk County Land Resources and Extension Committee will meet to consider a rezone for Little Society Farm, review park grant reports, and discuss resolutions for motorized recreation and clean sweep grants. The committee will also discuss the adoption of the Sauk County Strategic Plan.

• Public Hearing: Petition CURZ-25-11 to rezone land to Recreation Commercial District
• Discussion: Friends of Dutch Hollow Lake 2025 Lake Management Grant Final Report
• Discussion: Resolution to authorize participation in Motorized Recreation Grant Programs
• Discussion: Resolution to submit 2027 Clean Sweep Grant Program applications
• Discussion: Resolution to approve the Sauk County Strategic Plan

Sauk County Board of Supervisors

The Sauk County Board will adopt the agenda and minutes, honor long‑term county employees, and hear a presentation on the Baraboo Sauk County Campus Redevelopment Plan. New business includes four resolutions: designating Attolles Law as corporation counsel, establishing county depositories and investment procedures, supporting sustainable transportation funding, and authorizing an underground electric easement for Alliant Energy through a county‑owned foreclosure property.

• Resolution 7-2026: Designate Attolles Law, S.C., to perform certain corporation counsel duties
• Resolution 8-2026: Designate county depositories and set investment and financial procedures
• Resolution 9-2026: Support sustainable transportation funding
• Resolution 10-2026: Authorize underground electric easement for Alliant Energy through a county‑owned foreclosure property
• Presentation on the Baraboo Sauk County Campus Redevelopment Plan

Executive & Legislative Committee Meeting - Special

The Executive & Legislative Committee will meet to discuss and potentially act on a resolution regarding legal services. The focus is on designating Attolles Law, s.c. to perform certain duties of corporation counsel.

• Resolution to designate Attolles Law, s.c. as performing certain duties of corporation counsel under Wis. Stat. § 59.42(3)

Sauk County Board of Supervisors

The Sauk County Board of Supervisors will hold its regular meeting on Feb 17, 2026 in Room 326 of the West Square Building. After routine items such as adopting the agenda, minutes, and honoring long‑time staff, the board will consider several new‑business resolutions, including designating Attolles Law as corporation counsel, establishing county depositories and investment procedures, supporting sustainable transportation funding, and authorizing an underground electric easement for Alliant Energy through a county‑owned foreclosure property. The meeting also includes a presentation on the Baraboo Sauk County Campus Redevelopment Plan and appointments to the Families Come First/Comprehensive Community Services Coordinating Committee.

• Resolution 10-2026: Authorize underground electric easement for Alliant Energy through a Sauk County‑owned foreclosure property.
• Resolution 9-2026: Support sustainable transportation funding.
• Resolution 8-2026: Designate county depositories and establish investment and related financial procedures.
• Resolution 7-2026: Designate Attolles Law, S.C., to perform certain duties of corporation counsel as needed.
• Presentation and update on the Baraboo Sauk County Campus Redevelopment Plan.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

The Economic Development Committee will discuss and potentially approve final award amounts for the 2026 Arts Humanities & Historic Preservation Grant. The meeting also includes updates on the Baraboo Sauk County Campus Redevelopment Plan and county marketing efforts.

• Possible action to accept 2026 Arts Humanities & Historic Preservation Grant organization awards and final amounts
• Possible action on the Arts Program 2025 Year End Report
• Baraboo Sauk County Campus Redevelopment Plan update
• 2026 Marketing Preview and 2025 Year in Review for Land Made Sauk County & ExploreSaukCounty.com
• Presentation from Sauk County Development Corporation (SCDC) and Community Economic Development Association (CEDA)

Land Resources and Extension Committee

The Land Resources and Extension Committee will review and possibly approve several land‑use items, including an amendment to the Developer’s Agreement for Bluffview Village in the Town of Sumpter, a conditional use permit and easement release for a Planned Rural Development lot for Kevin Greenwood in the Town of Greenfield, and a presentation on the Chapter 26 Parcel Prioritization Project. The committee will also review and approve vouchers for the Land Records, Register of Deeds, Extension Education, and Land Resources and Environment departments. Additional reports from the NRCS, FSA, foresters, and various management districts will be presented. Standard procedural items such as adopting the agenda, minutes, and public comment are also on the agenda.

• Approval of first amendment to the Developer’s Agreement for the Plat of Bluffview Village, Town of Sumpter (Agreement #851990)
• Discussion and possible approval of a conditional use permit for a Planned Rural Development lot for Kevin Greenwood, Section 4, T11N, R7E, Town of Greenfield
• Discussion and possible action to remove a PRD easement for Kevin Greenwood, same location
• Presentation and discussion of the Chapter 26 Parcel Prioritization Project
• Review and approval of departmental vouchers (Land Records, Register of Deeds, Extension Education, Land Resources and Environment)

Committee of the Whole - Sauk County Board of Supervisors

The Sauk County Board of Supervisors Committee of the Whole will meet for a special session. The primary purpose is a presentation and discussion regarding the Sauk County Strategic Plan 2026 in collaboration with The Lakota Group.

• Presentation and discussion of the Sauk County Strategic Plan 2026 with The Lakota Group

Sauk County Health Care Center Board of Trustees

The Sauk County Health Care Center Board of Trustees will meet to review administrative reports and vouchers. The board will discuss and potentially take action on a specific staffing position and donations.

• Discussion and possible action on the Office Specialist position for Environmental Services
• Review and approval of vouchers
• Discussion and possible action on donations

FINANCE, PERSONNEL & INSURANCE COMMITTEE

The Finance, Personnel & Insurance Committee will discuss a possible 2025 budget overrun for the Court Commissioner Department. It will consider a resolution authorizing salaries for the Clerk of Courts, Coroner and Sheriff for the 2027‑2030 term. The committee will also review a resolution designating county depositories and related investment procedures, and a resolution honoring Lynn Horkan for 29 years of service. Several departmental financial reports and invoice approvals will be presented.

• Update on possible 2025 budget overrun for Court Commissioner Department
• Resolution authorizing elected officials (Clerk of Courts, Coroner, Sheriff) salaries for 2027‑2030
• Resolution designating county depositories and establishing investment procedures
• Resolution to honor Lynn Horkan for 29 years of service
• Review and approval of invoices for Personnel and Insurance, Treasurer, and Accounting departments

LAW ENFORCEMENT AND JUDICIARY COMMITTEE

The Law Enforcement and Judiciary Committee will adopt the agenda and minutes, hear public comment, and then review monthly reports and approve invoices for the circuit court and several county offices, including the Register in Probate, Child Support, Court Commissioner, Clerk of Court, District Attorney, Coroner, and Sheriff. An operations update from the Sauk County Animal Shelter will also be presented.

• Approval of invoices for the Circuit Court
• Monthly report and invoice approval for the Register in Probate
• Monthly report and invoice approval for Child Support services
• Operations update – Sauk County Animal Shelter
• Monthly report and invoice approval for the Sheriff

Public Works and Infrastructure Committee

The Public Works and Infrastructure Committee will consider several financial and project approvals, including a resolution supporting sustainable transportation funding. It will also review easement authorization for Alliant Energy, offers to purchase two properties, and various voucher payments. Additional items include a special event request for the courthouse lawn and a proposal to purchase a Cat Telehandler.

• Resolution to support sustainable transportation funding
• Authorize underground electric easement for Alliant Energy on a county‑owned foreclosure property
• Review and possible approval of offers to purchase 110 S East St, LaValle and 210 W 2nd St, Reedsburg
• Approve vouchers totaling $205,022.80 for buildings, communications, and highway services
• Discussion and action on purchasing a Cat Telehandler

Health & Human Services Committee

The Health & Human Services Committee will consider several approvals, including the 2025 Human Services Donations Report, a 2026 opioid settlement grant for Room and Board RSUD, and a medication‑assisted treatment grant for a jail setting. It will also review public health strategic plans, voucher invoices, and budget grant reports. A resolution honoring the retirement of Sandee Bindl will be discussed.

• Approve 2025 Human Services Donations Report
• Approve 2026 Room and Board RSUD Opioid Settlement Grant Agreement
• Approve 2026 Medication Assisted Treatment in a Jail Setting Grant Agreement
• Approve Public Health Strategic Plan (2026‑2030)
• Approve Public Health Monthly Vouchers (2025 $16,049.52; 2026 $30,928.34)

Aging & Disability Resource Center Committee

Executive & Legislative Committee

The Executive & Legislative Committee will review and approve monthly vouchers and reports for the Veterans Service, Emergency Management, County Clerk, Corporation Counsel, and County Administration. Each department will present its January 2026 invoices and budget reports for approval. The meeting also includes routine items such as adopting the agenda, approving prior minutes, and setting the next meeting date.

• Approve Veterans Service Officer monthly vouchers (Jan 2026)
• Approve Emergency Management monthly vouchers (Jan 2026)
• Approve County Clerk monthly vouchers (Dec 2025 & Jan 2026)
• Approve Interim Corporation Counsel monthly vouchers (Dec 2025 & Jan 2026)
• Approve Administrator monthly vouchers (Dec 2025 & Jan 2026)

Economic Development - Arts & Humanities & Historic Preservation (AHHP) Evaluation Panel

The Sauk County Board of Supervisors Economic Development – Arts & Humanities & Historic Preservation Evaluation Panel will meet on February 2, 2026. The agenda includes reviewing the process for awarding AHHP grants, considering the submitted grant applications, and taking action to award the grants. No other business items are listed.

• Review of process and procedure for awarding AHHP grants
• Review and consideration of AHHP grant applications
• Discussion and action: award AHHP grants

Land Resources and Extension Committee

The Land Resources and Extension Committee will review vouchers and a 2025 deer damage claim. The body will also discuss and potentially take action on purchasing a zero-turn mower, a brush mower, and a vehicle.

• Review and approval/denial of 2025 deer damage claim for Phil Peterson
• Purchase of a zero-turn mower for Parks and Recreation
• Purchase of a brush mower for Parks and Recreation
• Purchase of a vehicle for Land Conservation

Information Security Team (IST)

Sauk County Board of Supervisors

FINANCE, PERSONNEL & INSURANCE PART 2

The Sauk County Board will discuss several budget resolutions, including amending the Human Services 2026 budget to fund a sober‑living residence contract, amending the Sheriff Department 2026 budget to allocate grant money for APCO IntelliComm software and training, and appropriating $90,259 under an agreement with the Ho‑Chunk Nation. The board will also consider continuing off‑step pay for the Buildings & Grounds Director and will review and approve departmental invoices and financial reports.

• Resolution to amend the Human Services 2026 budget and award a contract to Pathways to a Better Life for a sober‑living residence
• Resolution to amend the Sheriff Department’s 2026 budget for grant funds for APCO IntelliComm software installation, integration, and advanced 9‑1‑1 training
• Resolution to appropriate $90,259 pursuant to an intergovernmental agreement with the Ho‑Chunk Nation
• Approval of continuation of off‑step pay for Ian Crammond, Buildings & Grounds Director, through August 1, 2026
• Review and approval of invoices for Personnel & Insurance, Treasurer, and Accounting departments

FINANCE, PERSONNEL & INSURANCE PART 1

The Finance, Personnel & Insurance Committee will discuss budget amendments for Human Services and the Sheriff Department. The body will also review county financial reports and personnel pay for the Buildings & Grounds Director.

• Appropriation of $90,259 via intergovernmental agreement with the Ho-Chunk Nation
• Contract award to Pathways to a Better Life for a Sober Living Residence
• Grant funding for APCO IntelliComm software and Next Generation 9-1-1 training
• Continuation of off step pay for Buildings & Grounds Director Ian Crammond through August 1, 2026
• Review of Personnel, Insurance, Treasurer, and Accounting department invoices

Sauk County Board of Supervisors - Committee of the Whole Meeting

The Sauk County Board of Supervisors Committee of the Whole will meet for a special session. The primary purpose is to hear a presentation and hold a discussion regarding the Existing Conditions Report for the Comprehensive Planning process.

• Presentation by The Lakota Group on the Existing Conditions Report for Comprehensive Planning

LAW ENFORCEMENT AND JUDICIARY COMMITTEE MEETING

The Sauk County Law Enforcement and Judiciary Committee will review monthly reports and approve invoices for various county departments. The meeting agenda includes a discussion on the Sheriff's Department's 2026 budget for new software and training.

• Approval of invoices for Circuit Court and other departments
• Sheriff's Department budget amendment for APCO IntelliComm software
• Discussion on District Attorney's Office staffing needs
• Review of calls for service and warrant reports
• Animal Shelter operations update

Health & Human Services Committee

Aging & Disability Resource Center Committee

The Aging & Disability Resource Center Committee will review 2025 survey results for Congregate, Meals on Wheels, and Caregiver services. The body will also discuss an older adults needs assessment and the committee's composition.

• 2025 Congregate, Meals on Wheels, and Caregiver Survey Results
• Sauk County Older Adults Needs Assessment discussion
• 2026 Greater Wisconsin Agency on Aging Resources (GWAAR) Preliminary Budget Update
• Approval of 2025 and 2026 monthly invoices
• Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program Report

Public Works and Infrastructure Committee

The Public Works and Infrastructure Committee will consider several resolutions, including transferring excess right‑of‑way from the CTH A & CTH T intersection reconfiguration project to an adjacent property owner. It will also review highway department vouchers and reports, discuss a purchase of a 2025 Ford E350 cargo van for the communications engineer, and consider a resolution authorizing reimbursement for attendance at the Wisconsin County Highway Association winter conference.

• Resolution to deed excess right‑of‑way from CTH A & CTH T intersection project to adjacent property owner
• Resolution to approve changes to the Rural Functional Classification System in Sauk County
• Discussion and possible purchase of a 2025 Ford E350 all‑wheel‑drive cargo van for the communications engineer
• Resolution authorizing reimbursement for attendance at the Wisconsin County Highway Association 2026 Winter Road School Highway Conference
• Discussion and action on IH 90/94 expansion interchange options

Public Works and Infrastructure Committee

The Public Works and Infrastructure Committee will review department vouchers and reports. The body will discuss ATV route requests for 2026 and a lack of payment from Bug Tussle for fiber and tower space. A closed session may be held to discuss the possible sale of county-owned property.

• Approval of $236,190.93 in vouchers for Buildings, Communications/Towers & Landfill
• Setting starting bid prices on foreclosure parcels
• Discussion on 2026 ATV Route Requests
• Review of Bug Tussle contract regarding fiber and tower space payments
• Possible closed session regarding the sale of county-owned property

Sauk County Health Care Center Boad of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will meet to elect a new Vice-chair and review financial reports. The board will also discuss and potentially take action on donations from December 2025.

• Election of a New Vice-chair
• Review and approval of vouchers
• Discussion and possible action on December 2025 donations
• Business Office Report and Committee Budget Report

Land Resources and Extension Committee

The Land Resources and Extension Committee will hold a public hearing to consider repealing and recreating Chapter 9 of the Sauk County Code regarding Floodplain Zoning. The body will also discuss a vehicle purchase for Parks and Recreation and protective footwear reimbursements.

• Public hearing on Ordinance Amendment to Repeal and Recreate Sauk County Code Chapter 9 Floodplain Zoning
• Discussion and possible action on purchase of a vehicle for Parks and Recreation
• Discussion and possible action on protective footwear reimbursement
• Review of 2025 Ag Plastics & Clean Sweep Program
• Update on Great Sauk State Trail

Executive & Legislative Committee Meeting

The Executive & Legislative Committee will receive monthly reports and approve vouchers from the Veterans Service Officer, Emergency Management, County Clerk, Corporation Counsel, and Administrator. The committee will discuss and possibly adopt a resolution honoring Nathan Johnson. It may enter closed session to consider personnel evaluations for the Veterans Service Officer and matters related to the former Surveyor.

• Approve Veterans Service Officer vouchers for November & December 2025 invoices
• Approve Emergency Management vouchers for November & December 2025 invoices
• Approve County Clerk vouchers for November 2025, December 2025, and January 2026 invoices
• Discuss and possibly adopt a resolution honoring Nathan Johnson
• Potential closed‑session on personnel evaluation of Veterans Service Officer and former Surveyor liabilities

Transportation Coordination Committee