Winnebago County meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Aviation Committee approves three utility easements; county budget reviews continue ahead of $20 million note vote

The Winnebago County Aviation Committee's three 4-0 votes on underground electric easements with Wisconsin Public Service were the only decisions recorded in official minutes among county meetings held in the past two weeks. Most other committees met on agendas for which minutes have not yet been published, so what they acted on — if anything — is not yet established in the public record.

Aviation Committee: three easements approved

Meeting Oct. 7, the committee approved three separate electric underground easements between Winnebago County and Wisconsin Public Service: WR3504586, WMIS-3460891 and WMIS-3516198, each on a 4-0 vote. Members also approved the Sept. 2, 2026 meeting minutes, 4-0. The committee reviewed the proposed 2027 airport budget and capital improvement plan and received updates on the T-Hangar project, control tower chiller replacement and the 2027 NIFA SAFECON competition. No action on the airport budget was recorded.

Budget season: reviews, no recorded outcomes

Committees spent the period reviewing 2027 departmental budgets, in most cases with authority only to recommend possible amendments to the County Board. Agendas included:

• **Land Conservation Committee (Oct. 5):** 2027 Land & Water Conservation Department budget; 2026 USDA Wildlife Damage Abatement & Claims Program crop reimbursement prices and a 90% harvest cut-off date; the 2027 WDACP budget; a Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance cooperative agreement; and Water Quality Improvement Program cost-share agreement 26-12 for the Jerry and Deborah Nelson well abandonment project.
• **Parks Commission (Oct. 5):** a Wisconsin DNR County Conservation Aids Program grant application for a prescribed prairie burn and Ken Robl Conservation Park pond fish stocking; winter trailer size dimensions in the Sunnyview Exposition Center fee schedule; and a fee for the Tri-County Boat Launch User Permit.
• **Judiciary & Public Safety Committee (Oct. 5):** 2027 budget presentations from seven departments, possible purchase of a Dive Surface Air System and a Dive Trailer, and a resolution urging the Legislature to amend Wis. Stat. 961.55 to expand "Forfeiture Expenses."
• **Solid Waste Management Board (Oct. 7), Planning & Zoning Committee (Oct. 8) and Park View Health Center Committee (Oct. 15)**, the last including a proposed increase in transportation rates.

$20 million note sale heads to County Board

The Personnel & Finance Committee's Oct. 12 agenda listed the sale of General Obligation Promissory Notes not to exceed $20,000,000, a 5-year Thundercat Technology EAM Software subscription at $47,109.96 per year, and Contingency Fund amendments for ammunition ($38,000), sandbags ($12,500) and office chairs ($10,000). The County Board of Supervisors takes up Resolution 71-102026 authorizing issuance of up to $20,000,000 in notes and Resolution 79-102026 for the software subscription on Oct. 20. None of these items has been decided.

Land use: October Board of Adjustment meetings cancelled

The Board of Adjustment's October 2026 viewing (10/15), public hearing (10/21) and deliberative meeting (11/05) are cancelled because there are no items for the public hearing. Its Oct. 8 agenda listed two variance requests — Brandon & Kaylie Heider, Parcel ID #004-0332-06 north of 6103 County Rd R, Town of Black Wolf, and Norwegian Bay Cottage LLC, 7684 County Rd H, Town of Wolf River — with no minutes published.

The County Board on Oct. 20 will also consider three rezones: A-2 to B-3 for Alexander & MaryJean Irvine Trust LTD in the Town of Algoma, B-2 to R-1 for Lawrence Castrop in the Town of Winchester, and A-1 and A-2 to R-2 for Michelle Loehr in the Town of Oshkosh.

Other business

The Solid Waste Management Board meets Oct. 14 on funding options for the New Transfer Station & Resource Recovery Capital Improvement Project. The Traffic Safety Commission reviews third-quarter crashes; its agenda lists five locations, while the meeting summary describes six fatal or serious crashes in the quarter. The Veterans Service Commission meets in closed session on confidential aid applications under Wis. Stat. 45.81(3).

Coming up

• **Oct. 19 — Legislative Committee:** state funding requests, consumer lending reform, and the Wis. Stat. 961.55 amendment.
• **Oct. 20 — County Board of Supervisors:** the $20,000,000 promissory note resolution, the software subscription, and three rezones.
• **Oct. 21 — Planning & Zoning public hearing:** proposed repeal and re-creation of the Chapter 16 POWTS code; the chairman anticipates no substantive discussion and adjournment to a future date.
• **Oct. 21 — UW Education, Extension & Agriculture Committee:** 2027 budget review.
• **Oct. 22 — Land Records Council:** proposed 2027 Land Records Modernization Budget and a 3-year update to the Land Information Plan.

Winnebago County committees take up $20 million note sale, 2027 budgets and land-use requests

Winnebago County committees spent the past two weeks reviewing 2027 budgets and land-use requests, including a proposal to sell up to $20 million in general obligation promissory notes. Agendas for every meeting below were published, but minutes were not yet available, so this roundup reports what was scheduled, not what was decided.

$20 million note sale heads Oct. 12 finance agenda

The Personnel & Finance Committee met Oct. 12 with a proposal to sell General Obligation Promissory Notes not to exceed $20,000,000, alongside 2027 budget requests for departments including Information Technology and Human Resources. Other listed items: a five-year Thundercat Technology EAM Software subscription at $47,109.96 per year; budget amendments from the Contingency Fund for ammunition ($38,000), sandbags ($12,500) and office chairs ($10,000); an application for a Wisconsin DNR County Conservation Aids Program grant for Ken Robl Conservation Park; and disallowance of claims for Melanie Cendejas and Maria Yesenia Cendejas-Garcia.

Winnefox board weighed parental leave and 2027 budget

On Sept. 30 the Winnefox Library System Board of Trustees was scheduled to consider rescinding the Paid Parental Leave Policy adopted July 29, 2026, and striking training-period language from Personnel Policy Section 402. The agenda also listed approval of 2027-2029 Accounting Services Agreements for the Monarch, Nicolet, Southwest Wisconsin and Winding Rivers library systems, acceptance of the 2025 Winnefox audit by CliftonLarsonAllen (CLA), and approval of the 2027 proposed Winnefox Library System budget.

Land use: variances, zoning changes and permits

The Board of Adjustment held a public hearing Sept. 29 and a deliberative meeting Oct. 8 on two variance requests: Brandon & Kaylie Heider, Parcel ID #004-0332-06, N of 6103 County Rd R, Oshkosh, Town of Black Wolf; and Norwegian Bay Cottage LLC, Parcel ID #032-0695-02, 7684 County Rd H, Fremont, Town of Wolf River.

The Planning & Zoning Committee's Sept. 29 public hearing covered a zoning map amendment for Irvine Trust Ltd, 2581 Omro Rd, Oshkosh, Town of Algoma, and a conditional use permit for Barker, Michael W (Rob's Repair), 129 S Fieldcrest Dr, Neenah, Town of Neenah. An Oct. 8 deliberative agenda added a special exception application for Krahn, Jeffrey, a vacant lot adjacent to 505 County Rd G, Neenah. A separate Oct. 8 planning agenda listed town zoning changes for Castrop, Lawrence (Town of Winchester) and Loehr, Michelle (Town of Oshkosh), and possible action to forward the county's Comprehensive Plan 10-year update to a November 2026 public hearing.

2027 budgets across departments

Budget reviews were scheduled for public health (Board of Health, Oct. 1), Land & Water Conservation (Oct. 5), Parks (Oct. 5), seven Judiciary & Public Safety departments (Oct. 5), the airport (Aviation, Oct. 7) and Solid Waste (Oct. 7).

Specific items included 2026 USDA Wildlife Damage Abatement & Claims Program crop reimbursement prices and a 90% harvest cut-off date, the 2027 WDACP budget, a Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance cooperative agreement, and water quality cost-share agreement 26-12 for the Jerry and Deborah Nelson well abandonment project. The Parks Commission weighed a DNR grant for a prescribed prairie burn and Ken Robl Conservation Park pond fish stocking, plus fee changes for the Sunnyview Exposition Center and the Tri-County Boat Launch User Permit. Aviation considered three electric underground easements with Wisconsin Public Service. Judiciary & Public Safety considered a dive surface air system, a dive trailer, and a resolution on Wis. Stat. 961.55. The Veterans Service Commission met in closed session Oct. 8 on aid applications under Wis. Stat. 45.81(3); the ADRC Commission met Oct. 12 on respite services, the Olmstead Act and tornado impact.

Field day, no county business

The Land Conservation Committee's Oct. 1 field day at Spencer Stokes Farm, 5274 Ginnow Road, Omro, was invitation-only. The agenda states no per diems were paid and no county business was conducted.

Coming up

• **Oct. 14 — Solid Waste Management Board:** funding options for the New Transfer Station & Resource Recovery Capital Improvement Project.
• **Oct. 14 — Traffic Safety Commission:** review of third-quarter 2026 crashes. The summary describes six fatal or serious crashes; five individual reviews are listed (Hwy 45/Waugoo Ave, 8/18; Hwy II/Oakwood Ave, 8/20; Hwy B/LaBelle Shore Rd, 9/12; Hwy 10/Hwy T, 9/14; Hwy 45/Hobbs Ave, 9/23).
• **Oct. 15 — Comp Plan Ad-Hoc Steering Committee, 1:30 p.m., James P. Coughlin Center:** status update on the 2026 Comprehensive Future Land Use Plan with ECWRPA. No votes or public hearings are listed.
• **Oct. 15 — Planning & Zoning Committee:** Chapter 16 Private On-site Wastewater Treatment System (POWTS) code.
• **Oct. 19 — Legislative Committee:** state funding requests, consumer lending reform, and election of a Secretary.
• **Oct. 21 — Neenah Public Library Board:** discussion of Narcan and a budget update.
• **Board of Adjustment:** October meetings are cancelled because there are no items for public hearing, including the viewing on 10/15, the public hearing on 10/21 and the deliberative meeting on 11/05.

Neenah Library Board approves 2027 budget; county committees prepare for septic, ground lease votes

The Neenah Public Library Board of Trustees unanimously approved its 2027 operating budget at its Aug. 19 meeting, the only decision recorded in the past two weeks. Other county committees met on agenda items including a proposed 12-month moratorium on data center zoning, a new phone system contract, and a septic code rewrite, but no minutes have been published for those meetings yet.

Decisions

The Neenah Public Library Board approved the 2027 operating budget, the payment of August bills, and minutes from its July 15 and Aug. 5 meetings. All votes were unanimous. No dollar figures were listed in the minutes.

Recent meetings (agenda only)

County Board of Supervisors (Aug. 18) – The board considered an ordinance for a 12-month moratorium on new data center zoning applications, two rezonings (Town of Winneconne and Town of Neenah), a budget amendment for $410,000 for solid waste hauling services, and a three-year agreement for a new county phone system. No action was recorded.

Personnel & Finance Committee (Aug. 10) – The committee considered authorizing a three-year phone system contract as part of the 2026-2030 Capital Improvement Plan, a DATCP Producer-Led Watershed Protection Grant application, recognition of three retiring employees, and a vehicle damage claim from Progressive Insurance on behalf of Jakob Vliestra. No action was recorded.

Personnel & Finance Committee (Aug. 12) – The committee held a closed session to discuss personnel matters for the Director of Administration and the Director of Finance. No other business was listed.

Facilities & Property Management Committee (Aug. 18) – The committee considered amending Winnebago County General Code Section 19.33(4) on sponsorships at Community Park and Sunnyview Expo Center, including renumbering a subsection. No action was recorded.

Other recent meetings – The Aging & Disability Resource Center Commission heard informational updates on vocational rehabilitation, dementia services, and legislation. The Board of Canvass held two procedural meetings with no listed actions. The Comp Plan Ad-Hoc Steering Committee received a status update on the 2026 Comprehensive Future Land Use Plan. The UW Education, Extension & Agriculture Committee considered a scholarship and its jurisdiction. The Park View Health Center Committee discussed transportation rates. The Board of Adjustment cancelled all August meetings because no items were filed.

Coming up

• **Aug. 24 – Highway Committee**: Updates on County Road E, tornado cleanup, and the FMCSA Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse.
• **Aug. 24 – Human Services Board**: Presentations on the HELP Program, a NACO conference report, aging out of foster care, and department reports.
• **Aug. 25 – Facilities & Property Management Committee**: Consideration of ground leases with OC Development, Inc. (dba Sonex Aviation) and Monnett, LLC, an update on the Barlow Planetarium, and the 2027 budget request.
• **Aug. 25 – Planning & Zoning Committee (public hearing)**: Proposed rewrite of Chapter 16 (septic systems) and a zoning map amendment for a vacant parcel near Omro.
• **Sept. 1 – Parks Commission**: Review of improvement projects at Sunnyview Expo Center West Campus, Covered Arena, Butte des Morts Boat Landing, and Asylum Bay Rip Rap, plus the 2027 budget.
• **Sept. 2 – Park View Health Center BBQ**: Social event, no county business; no per diems paid.
• **Sept. 3 – Board of Adjustment deliberative meeting**: Cancelled (no items).

County weighs data center moratorium, $410K waste hauling amendment; no decisions yet

Winnebago County officials considered a range of proposals over the past two weeks, from a 12-month moratorium on new data center zoning applications to a $410,000 budget amendment for waste hauling services. No final decisions were made, as all recent meetings were agenda-only and minutes have not yet been published.

Data center moratorium and zoning

The Planning & Zoning Committee held a public hearing on July 28 and a deliberative meeting on August 6 to consider a proposed 12-month moratorium on the receipt, processing, and approval of new data center zoning applications. The committee also discussed establishing a data center definition in Chapter 23 of the Winnebago County General Code. At the August 6 meeting, the committee reviewed conditional use requests for Thistle Dairy LLC, Richard Jordan, and Fox Storage LLC, as well as a parcel matter involving Devereaux Rev Trust Et al on Stanford Dr in Neenah.

Budget and finance

The Solid Waste Management Board reviewed a budget amendment request for solid waste hauling services in the amount of $410,000 on August 5. The board also received a 2026 Solid Waste Fund Summary and an update on July storm debris management. The Personnel & Finance Committee is scheduled to meet on August 10 to consider authorizing a three-year agreement for a new county phone system as part of the 2026-2030 Capital Improvement Plan, along with a DATCP Producer-Led Watershed Protection Grant application and recognition of three retiring employees.

Land, property, and infrastructure

The Highway Committee on July 27 discussed proposed changes to the county's Rural Functional Classification System and an update on 2026 capital equipment. The Land Conservation Committee on August 3 considered cost-share agreements under the Water Quality Improvement Program for Overkrik Farm, Lee & Michelle Moin, and Alan & Lori Giffey, plus a request for authority to apply for a DATCP Producer-Led Watershed Protection Grant. The Aviation Committee on August 5 reviewed ground lease agreements with OC DEVELOPMENT, Inc dba Sonex Aviation and Monnett, LLC, along with updates on a 9-unit T-hangar project and roadway replacements. The Facilities & Property Management Committee on July 28 discussed renewal of the Military Veterans Museum lease for partial Building 3 space at 1221 Knapp Street.

Public safety and emergency management

The Judiciary & Public Safety Committee on August 3 reviewed a five-year intergovernmental agreement with the City of Oshkosh for hazmat services and a 3-year contract between Winnebago County Emergency Management and Konexus/Alertsense. The committee also received presentations on April 2026 flooding and the July 27, 2026, tornado/thunderstorm response, and considered a proposed amendment to Board of Supervisors Rules to create Rule 26.0 regarding Special Committees.

Housing, libraries, and parks

The Winnebago County Housing Authority on July 28 considered resolutions approving the OHA Financial Audit for 2025, adopting a maintenance operations manual, updating the procurement policy, and approving the 2027 Strategic Plan. The Winnefox Library System on July 29 considered 2027-2029 accounting services agreements, personnel policy revisions (including eliminating training period language and adding a Parental Leave Policy), and a new website design presentation. The Neenah Public Library Finance & Personnel Committee on August 5 discussed its 2027 operating budget request. The Parks Commission on August 4 considered amendments to park sponsorship rules (Section 19.33(4)) and boat launch violation hearing timelines (Chapter 19.24(8)(l)), plus updates on the Sunnyview Exposition Center West Campus and Shelter 1 Playground Replacement projects.

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment held a public hearing on July 28 and a deliberative meeting on August 6 on two variance requests: Jerold and Julie Maxwell for a vacant parcel at 3192 County Rd G, Neenah, and Lucas Land Investments LLC for a parcel at 5911 County Rd II, Larsen.

County Board cancellations

The County Board of Supervisors published multiple notices from July 27 through August 2 stating no official business would be conducted, in compliance with the Wisconsin Open Meetings Law. The 2026 Winnebago County Fair was held July 27–August 2 at the fairgrounds, 500 E. County Road Y, Oshkosh.

Coming up

• **Aging & Disability Resource Center Commission** – Aug. 10, informational updates on DVR, dementia services, and legislation.
• **Personnel & Finance Committee** – Aug. 10, phone system contract, grant application, retirements, and a vehicle damage claim.
• **Board of Canvass** – Aug. 13 and Aug. 18, procedural meetings with no listed actions.
• **Facilities & Property Management Committee** – Aug. 18, amendment to park sponsorship rules at Community Park and Sunnyview Expo Center.
• **Board of Adjustment** – Aug. 20, all three scheduled meetings cancelled due to no items.

County committees weighed data center moratorium, budget transfers, and lease renewals during fair week

Winnebago County's committees and boards held a packed schedule of meetings the week of July 21–31, 2026, though minutes have not yet been published for any of the sessions. Agendas show county officials were scheduled to consider zoning changes, a proposed moratorium on data centers, a $158,913 budget transfer, and several contract and lease decisions. Several County Board of Supervisors notices during the week were procedural publications for the Wisconsin Open Meetings Law, with no county business conducted, as supervisors attended the Winnebago County Fair (July 27–August 2, 2026) at the fairgrounds, 500 E. County Road Y, Oshkosh.

County Board of Supervisors (July 21)

The County Board was scheduled to consider zoning changes for the Town of Clayton (R-3 to R-2, A-2 to R-1), a proposed moratorium on new data center zoning applications, and a budget transfer of $158,913 for a Community Impact Grant. The agenda also listed a 3-year support agreement with Palo Alto Networks, a collective bargaining agreement with the Winnebago County Deputies' Association, and a table of organization change. Minutes have not yet been published, so outcomes are not confirmed.

Board of Adjustment — Viewing and Public Hearing (July 23 and 28)

The Board of Adjustment held a viewing on July 23 in the parking lot of the David W. Albrecht Administration Building, followed by a public hearing on July 28. Two variance requests were on the agenda: one from Jerold and Julie Maxwell for Parcel ID# 026-0040-03-01, a vacant parcel at 3192 County Rd G, Neenah, and one from Lucas Land Investments LLC for Parcel ID# 028-0617-05, a parcel at 5911 County Rd II, Larsen. Action may have been taken at the July 28 hearing, but minutes are not yet available.

Planning & Zoning Committee — Public Hearing (July 28)

The committee was scheduled to hold a public hearing on a proposed 12-month moratorium on the receipt, processing, and approval of new data center zoning applications, along with establishing a data center definition in Chapter 23 of the Winnebago County General Code. The agenda also included review of Devereaux Rev Trust Et al parcels 010-1542(P) and 010-0319 (P) on Stanford Dr, Neenah. Outcomes are not yet confirmed.

Housing Authority (July 28)

The Winnebago County Housing Authority was scheduled to vote on four resolutions: Resolution 798-26 approving the OHA Financial Audit for the year ending 2025, Resolution 799-26 adopting a Public/Affordable Housing Maintenance Operations Manual and SOPs, Resolution 800-26 adopting an updated Procurement Policy Version 2026, and Resolution 801-26 approving the 2027 Strategic Plan.

Facilities & Property Management Committee (July 28)

This committee was scheduled to discuss renewal of the Military Veterans Museum lease for partial Building 3 space at 1221 Knapp Street, along with updates on the Fox Cities Campus, capital projects, maintenance projects, and budget and staffing.

Highway Committee (July 27)

The committee was scheduled to discuss proposed changes to the Rural Functional Classification System in Winnebago County and an update on 2026 Capital Equipment.

Winnefox Library System (July 29)

The Winnefox Library System Board was scheduled to consider approving 2027–2029 Accounting Services Agreements, revisions to the Personnel Policy eliminating training period language, and addition of a Parental Leave Policy. A presentation on a new Winnefox website design was also on the agenda.

Coming Up

Several meetings are scheduled for the week of August 3–13:

• **Aug. 3 — Land Conservation Committee** (3:00 PM, Meeting Room D, James P. Coughlin Center): Action on water quality improvement cost-share agreements for Overkrik Farm, Lee & Michelle Moin, and Alan & Lori Giffey; request to apply for a DATCP Producer-Led Watershed Protection Grant.
• **Aug. 3 — Judiciary & Public Safety Committee**: Five-year intergovernmental agreement with the City of Oshkosh for hazmat services; 3-year contract with Konexus/Alertsense; reports on April 2026 flooding and July 27, 2026 tornado/thunderstorm response.
• **Aug. 4 — Parks Commission**: Ordinance amendments on park sponsorship rules and boat launch violation hearing timelines; updates on Sunnyview Exposition Center West Campus and Shelter 1 playground replacement.
• **Aug. 5 — Solid Waste Management Board**: Budget amendment request of $410,000 for solid waste hauling services; July storm debris management update.
• **Aug. 5 — Aviation Committee**: Ground lease agreements with OC DEVELOPMENT, Inc dba Sonex Aviation and Monnett, LLC; 9-unit T-hangar project update.
• **Aug. 6 — Board of Adjustment (Deliberative)**: Potential decisions on the Maxwell and Lucas Land Investments variance requests.
• **Aug. 6 — Planning & Zoning Committee (Deliberative and Planning)**: Data center moratorium consideration; conditional use reviews for Thistle Dairy LLC, Richard Jordan, and Fox Storage LLC; proposed re-creation of Chapter 16 POWTS code; update on the 2026 Comprehensive Future Land Use Plan.
• **Aug. 13 — Board of Canvass**: Procedural meeting; no specific items listed.

Winnebago County roundup: Library board acts on bills and agreement; County Board set for major votes July 21

The Neenah Public Library Board was the only body with published minutes among this week's Winnebago County meetings, unanimously approving payment of July bills and the Winnefox Automated Library Services (WALS) Agreement. The board also approved its June 17 minutes and adjourned at 5:12 p.m., all by unanimous vote. Most other county committees met or are scheduled to meet with agendas published but minutes not yet available, meaning outcomes are not yet on the record.

Personnel & Finance Committee

The Winnebago County Personnel & Finance Committee was scheduled July 13 to ratify a tentative collective bargaining agreement with the Winnebago County Deputies' Association covering 2027–2029. The agenda also included a budget transfer of $158,913 for the Wisconsin Partnership Program Community Impact Grant, a budget amendment of $50,346 for Tyler Technologies to implement bid management, eProcurement, and a vendor access portal, and authorization to apply for and accept the WPS Rewarding Responders Grant for cut-off saw, angle grinder, and power shears for a fire truck. Minutes have not been published.

Planning & Zoning Committee

The Planning & Zoning Committee had two sessions scheduled July 13. The planning session agenda included a proposed 12-month moratorium on new data center zoning applications, action on Chapter 16 Private On-Site Wastewater Treatment System rules, and zoning changes for parcels in the Town of Clayton. The deliberative session agenda included a code amendment on scheduling and notice requirements and a special exception application for the Schmitz JT Rev Liv Trust (Parcel ID# 010-1833-00) in the Town of Neenah. Outcomes are not yet recorded.

Solid Waste Management Board

The Solid Waste Management Board was scheduled July 8 to consider the proposed 2027 Solid Waste Budget, the 2027–2031 Capital Improvement Plan, and 2027 Tipping Fees and Material Disposal Charges. The agenda also listed a closed session on the 2026/2027 Tonnage, Revenue, and Marketing Strategy. Minutes are not yet published.

Parks Commission

The Parks Commission was scheduled July 7 to consider a budget amendment for the Asylum Point Park Rip Rap project and to hear an update on fundraising and naming rights for Community Park Spirit Fund projects. Minutes are not yet available.

Other committee agendas

Several other bodies met with agendas published but no minutes yet: the Land Conservation Committee (July 6) on water quality and conservation cost-share agreements; the Judiciary & Public Safety Committee (July 6) on donating a retired sheriff's boat, motor, and trailer to the City of Oshkosh Fire Department; the Traffic Safety Commission (July 8) on fatal and serious crash reviews; the East Wisconsin Counties Railroad Consortium (July 8) on 2027 funding and the U-20 Bridge rehabilitation; the Veterans Service Commission (July 9) on aid applications under Wisconsin Statutes 45.81(3) and 45.86; the Park View Health Center Committee (July 16) on a proposed $1,700 Community Arts Grant; and the UW Education, Extension & Agriculture Committee (July 16) on the Winnebago County Scholarship and committee jurisdiction. The Board of Adjustment had no items scheduled for June 2026 hearings.

Coming up

• **July 21 — County Board of Supervisors:** Scheduled to vote on zoning changes for the Town of Clayton, a proposed moratorium on new data center zoning applications, a budget transfer of $158,913 for a Community Impact Grant, a 3-year support agreement with Palo Alto Networks, and the collective bargaining agreement with the Winnebago County Deputies' Association.
• **July 23 — Board of Adjustment (Viewing):** Will consider variance requests for Jerold and Julie Maxwell (Parcel E of 3192 County Rd G, Neenah) and Lucas Land Investments LLC (Parcel W of 5911 County Rd II, Larsen).
• **July 28 — Board of Adjustment (Public Hearing):** Will hold a public hearing on the same two variance requests, with possible action.
• **July 27–August 2 — Winnebago County Fair:** At the Winnebago County Fairgrounds, 500 E. County Road Y, Oshkosh. No official County Board business is scheduled during this period; multiple Open Meetings Law notices confirm no per diems will be paid.