Bayfield County, WI

Personnel Committee

Planning & Zoning Committee (Minutes are included when Final has been added to the heading)

The Bayfield County Planning and Zoning Committee will hold a public hearing and meeting to consider three identical special use requests from Dwayne Truhlsen and Sarah Gasper to place an RV for over four months in a Residential-Recreational Business (R-RB) zoning district on Tax ID 39672. The committee will also discuss a zoning code rewrite, review the monthly report/budget, and approve previous minutes. Public comment is limited to three minutes per citizen.

• Special use request for RV placement over 4 months on Tax ID 39672 (three identical items)
• Discussion and possible action on Zoning Code Rewrite
• Approval of previous minutes (August 20, 2026)
• Monthly report / budget and revenue review

Board of Adjustment

The Bayfield County Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on three variance requests, each seeking reduced shoreline setbacks for construction near waterways. The board will also review minutes from its July 30 meeting and may enter closed session to discuss litigation strategy.

• Case #26-01B: Stephen Nold & Susan Lindahl seek 35-ft setback (required 75 ft) for driveway, holding tank, and residence on 0.87-acre lot (postponed from July 30)
• Case #26-02B: Misty Mornings LLC seeks 0-ft setback for 12'x130' driveway on 6.43-acre parcel in Iron River
• Case #26-03B: Christopher & Karna Ruemmele seek reduced setbacks (28 ft from road, 6.5 ft from wetlands, 6.5 ft from high-water mark) for 1,675 sq ft garage with loft in Namakagon
• All properties are zoned Residential-1 (R-1) in shoreland zones with wetlands
• Board may go into closed session to confer with legal counsel on litigation

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment meeting scheduled for August 27, 2026, has been cancelled because no completed cases were received by the July 2, 2026 deadline. The Board will instead meet on July 30 and September 24, 2026.

• Meeting cancelled for August 27, 2026
• Next meetings scheduled for July 30, 2026
• Next meetings scheduled for September 24, 2026

ADRC of the North Governing Board

The ADRC of the North Governing Board will review 2026 year-end financials and potentially approve a $55,500 additional allocation. The board will also discuss the proposed 2027 budget, which totals $2,626,592 in expenses and revenue. Additionally, the meeting includes branch updates, tribal updates, and a review of open board positions.

• Possible action to approve $55,500 additional allocation from 2026 year-end financials
• Discussion of the 2027 Annual Budget with total expenses of $2,626,592
• Review of 2026 YTD financials showing total expenses of $601,768
• Discussion of open Governing Board positions including Iron County, Bayfield Citizen, Red Cliff, and LCO seats
• Approval of May 26, 2026 meeting minutes

County Board of Supervisors

The Bayfield County Board of Supervisors will meet to discuss and take possible action on several items, including the 2025 audit report, countywide EMS rollout plans, and a zoning committee recommendation for a data center moratorium ordinance. The board will also consider consent agenda items such as a property rezoning and various resolutions, and discuss the 2027 budget and short-term borrowing plans.

• 2025 Audit Report by Baker Tilly
• Countywide EMS rollout plans and EMS planning committee appointments
• Data center moratorium ordinance discussion
• Rezoning of Larry & Judith Hinz property from R-2 to R-1 in Town of Namakagon
• Resolution 2026-81: EMS sustainability and statewide funding

Aging & Disability Advisory Committee

Land Conservation Committee

The Bayfield County Land & Water Conservation Committee will review the 2027 LWCD budget proposal, discuss the annual cervid farm inspection update, and consider the wildlife damage budget/report for 2026/2027. The agenda also includes updates on several project and grant initiatives, including culvert replacements and Fish Creek projects, plus reports from agency partners and staff.

• 2027 LWCD Budget Proposal Review
• Annual Cervid Farm Inspection Update
• Wildlife Damage Budget/Report 2026/2027
• Mountain Rd – Siskiwit River Culvert Replacement Project
• N. Sweden Rd - 18 Mile Stream Culvert Replacement

Planning & Zoning Committee (Minutes are included when Final has been added to the heading)

The committee will hold a public hearing and meeting to review conditional use permits and rezoning requests. The body will decide on several property modifications and may formulate recommendations for the County Board of Supervisors.

• Conditional use permit for a shipping container in Residential-1 district (Tax IDs 16822, 16616)
• Conditional use permit for a modular home in Agricultural-1 district (Tax ID 16084)
• Rezoning request from Residential-2 to Residential-1 (Tax ID 23931)
• Review of 1-lot Certified Survey Map for land division in Agricultural-1 district (Tax IDs 801, 805)
• Special use request for a residence and garage in a Commercial district (Tax IDs 17874, 17873)

Traffic Safety Committee

The Bayfield County Traffic Safety Commission will hold a regular meeting on August 20, 2026, at 9:00 am, both remotely and in the Emergency Operations Center in Washburn, WI. The agenda includes approving minutes from the May 21 meeting, public input, and reports from the county and Wisconsin DOT traffic safety coordinators. No specific action items or decisions are listed.

• Approve minutes of May 21, 2026 meeting
• Public input opportunity
• Report by Bayfield County Traffic Safety Coordinator
• Report by Wisconsin D.O.T. Traffic Safety Coordinator
• Next meeting scheduled for November 19, 2026

Nutrition Advisory Council

The Bayfield County Nutrition Advisory Council will meet on August 19, 2026, to discuss and possibly act on the May 14 meeting minutes, and receive program reports on 2027 meal pattern changes with potential financial impact, budget updates, and increasing home-delivered meal numbers. Public comment is limited to 3 minutes per person, 15 minutes total. The meeting is open to the public in person or remotely.

• Review of May 14, 2026 meeting minutes
• Meal Pattern Changes for 2027 – possible financial impact
• Budget Update
• Home Delivered Meal Update – increasing numbers
• Congregate Meal Update

Aquatic Invasive Species Committee

The Bayfield County Aquatic Invasive Species Committee will meet to discuss grant updates, potential actions on invasive species projects, and the discovery of Eurasian watermilfoil in George Lake. The committee will also consider swearing in a new member and approve minutes from the previous meeting.

• Possible action: Swearing in new County AIS Committee member
• Grant updates: LMPN/AIS #11, CBCW-Iron River, USFWS Coastal Program
• Discussion/Possible action: Purple loosestrife beetle project at Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center
• Discussion/Possible action: USFWS Coastal Program grant—Iron River yellow iris grant next steps
• Discussion/Possible action: George Lake Eurasian watermilfoil discovery

Ashland – Bayfield Consolidated PSAP Board

The Ashland-Bayfield 9-1-1 PSAP Board of Directors will meet to discuss and possibly act on the 2027 budget, IT labor tracking, and a 2026 budget report showing expenses exceeding revenue. The board will also receive an update on the NG911 governance group and a Motorola demo of the CAD system.

Sheriff's Committee Meeting

The Sheriff's Committee will meet to review 2027 budget proposals from the Veterans Services, Child Support, Emergency Management, and Sheriff's Office departments, and to consider a Law Enforcement Mental Health and Wellness Grant application. The agenda also includes public comment, approval of June 15, 2026 minutes, and a Statement of Support for the Guard and Reserve. Budget reports show current year-to-date spending and revenues for these departments.

• 2027 budget reviews for Veterans Services, Child Support, Emergency Management, and Sheriff's Office
• Law Enforcement Mental Health and Wellness Grant Application discussion
• Statement of Support for the Guard and Reserve
• Veterans Relief Fund budget report shows $2,000 budget, $400 revenue YTD, $250 expenses YTD
• Child Support budget report shows $338,774 adopted budget, 50% spent YTD

Personnel Committee

The Bayfield County Personnel Committee will discuss and possibly act on 2027 staffing requests, including new positions, reclassifications, and grade changes, as well as health insurance options for 2027. The county's current health plan is increasing 17.4%, adding an estimated $640,000 in costs, and the committee will consider options such as raising employee premiums or switching to a high-deductible plan. The meeting will also review the July personnel financial report and HR report.

• 2027 staffing requests include new positions: CCS Service Facilitator (DHS), Cleaning Person (Maintenance), Post Charge Diversion Case Manager (Criminal Justice), and several Zoning positions (Clerk I, Code Enforcement Specialist, Deputy Zoning Administrator).
• Health insurance options: status quo (county cost increase $640k), high-deductible plan with possible HRA, or adjusting employee premium share (currently 17%, 12% with wellness).
• Personnel financial report through July 2026 shows 55% of budget used.
• Discussion on 2027 health insurance: current plan premium increase 17.4%.
• Approval of July 2, 2026 meeting minutes.

Personnel Committee

The Bayfield County Personnel Committee will discuss and possibly act on 2027 staffing requests, including new positions, reclassifications, and grade changes, as well as options to address a 17.4% increase in health insurance premiums. The committee will also review the July 2026 personnel financial report and HR report. The meeting is scheduled for 2:30 pm on August 13, 2026, in the County Board Room and remotely.

• 2027 health insurance premium increase of 17.4%, with options including status quo (county cost increase $640k), high-deductible plan with HRA, or adjusting employee share
• New positions: CCS Service Facilitator (DHS, state-funded), Cleaning Person (Maintenance, .5 FTE), Post Charge Diversion Case Manager (Criminal Justice, grant-funded)
• Zoning restructuring: new Code Enforcement Specialist, Deputy Zoning Administrator, and part-time Clerk I positions
• Reclassifications and grade changes in DHS and Forestry departments
• Personnel financial report shows 55% of budget used through July 2026

Executive Committee

The Bayfield County Executive Committee will discuss and possibly act on EMS funding, the 2027 budget and levy, courthouse tree removal, and other items. The agenda includes public comment, budget requests, and a possible closed session for property matters.

• Discussion on removing Silver Maple trees at courthouse front and along 2nd Avenue due to safety hazards
• Resolution to set Condemnation Committee compensation at $75 per meeting
• EMS motion: $1 million in 2027 for existing EMS providers, with questions on total budget and grant administration
• Draft 2027 mill levy shows drop from $16.98M to ~$13.78M (19% decrease), including $1M EMS allocation
• Resolution to transfer surplus Digital Navigator devices to Northwest Workforce Investment after grant ends

Ad Hoc Business Park Planning Committee

The Bayfield County Ad Hoc Business Park Planning Committee will meet remotely to elect officers, review minutes, and discuss several business park items including an overview of current tenants, Argonbright Road construction (a $500k project with $150k in state funding), an update on Xcel Energy's lease, sign repair, and a closed session to discuss land sales.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Discussion of Argonbright Road construction: $500k project, $150k from WisDOT, awarded to Ritola Inc, includes road connection to Highway 137 and a detention pond
• Discussion of Xcel Energy lease update: 12 acres, expires summer 2028
• Discussion of sign repair (listing sign)
• Closed session under Wis. Stat. §19.85(1)(e) for deliberation on purchasing of public properties: discussion and possible action regarding land sales

The committee elected Cole Rabska as Chair and Marty Milanowski as Vice-Chair, and adopted the January 10, 2024 minutes. It was reported that the road expansion project, including a second half of the business park road connecting to Highway 137, would go out for bid next week, with lease payments covering about half the costs. The committee entered closed session to discuss land sales and closed session minutes, then returned to open session and adjourned.

• Elected Cole Rabska as Chair (unanimous)
• Elected Marty Milanowski as Vice-Chair (unanimous)
• Adopted January 10, 2024 minutes (motion carried)
• Entered closed session to discuss land sales and closed session minutes (motion carried)
• Returned to open session (motion carried)
• Adjourned meeting (motion carried)

Health Board

The Bayfield County Board of Health will discuss and possibly take action on the 2027 Health Department budget, the 2027 Opioid Settlement budget, Environmental Health license fees, and DHS Rural Health Transformation Grants. The board will also receive updates on programming including the 2026 flu clinic, the 2027 Community Health Assessment, and recent community events.

• Discussion and possible action on 2027 Health Department budget
• Discussion and possible action on 2027 Opioid Settlement budget
• Discussion and possible action on Environmental Health license fees
• Discussion and possible action on DHS Rural Health Transformation Grants (Community Health Worker grant and Access to Care grant with Emergency Management)
• Update on 2026 flu clinic schedule and VaxCare billing/immunization inventory services

Library Committee

The Bayfield County Library Committee will discuss and possibly act on an updated five-year library plan and the 2027 reimbursement requests for the county's five municipal libraries. The committee will also review progress on 2026 Building Strong Libraries projects and consider 2027 applications for that program.

• Discussion and possible action on updated five-year library plan for Bayfield County libraries
• Discussion and possible action on 2027 reimbursement requests totaling $304,399 at 100% or $213,079 at 70% minimum
• Proposed 2027 reimbursement option totals $224,607.38, leaving $79,791.62 for Building Strong Libraries grants
• Review of 2026 Building Strong Libraries projects: Iron River Library electricity and computers, Bayfield Library lift replacement, Digital Navigator program
• Possible action on four 2027 Building Strong Libraries applications

The Bayfield County Library Committee approved the 2027 Building Strong Libraries Program, which removes a goal about AI resources and adds device lending and digital navigation services. The committee also approved the final BSL payment to Forest Lodge Library for its 2025 expansion project. No other substantive decisions were made; remaining items were discussions or informational updates.

• Approved minutes of August 21, 2025 meeting (motion carried)
• Approved final BSL payment to Forest Lodge Library for 2025 expansion (motion carried)
• Approved 2027 Building Strong Libraries Program with proposed changes (motion carried)

Forestry & Parks Committee

The Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Committee will meet on August 10, 2026, to discuss and possibly act on the 2027 department budget and position change requests. They will also consider a Wisconsin DNR Sustainable Forestry Grant application and a ten-year temporary access permit renewal for Emma Lang. A presentation from the Ashwabay Alliance recreation partner is scheduled.

• Discussion and possible action on the 2027 Forestry and Parks Department budget
• Discussion and possible action on 2027 position change requests for numerous positions
• Discussion and possible action on a County Forest Sustainable Forestry Grant application to the Wisconsin DNR
• Discussion and possible action on a ten-year temporary access permit renewal request for Emma Lang
• Presentation and discussion of the Ashwabay Alliance Recreation Partner Annual Report

Highway Committee

The committee will discuss and potentially take action on 2027 Bridge Aid for several towns. They will also review the Local Small Structure Inspection Program and the High Risk Rural Roads Program.

• 2027 Bridge Aid for Argo Road (Town of Kelly)
• 2027 Bridge Aid for Oulu Pioneer Road (Town of Oulu)
• 2027 Bridge Aid for Klobucher Road and Keystone Road (Town of Keystone)
• 2027 Bridge Aid for Green Road (Town of Orienta)
• High Risk Rural Roads Program (HRRRP) discussion

Human Services Board

The Bayfield County Human Services Board will consider approving the proposed 2027 DHS Budget and the 2025 DHS Annual Report. The board will also vote on appointments to advisory committees and receive monthly reports from department sections.

• Review and possible approval of the proposed 2027 DHS Budget
• Approval of the 2025 DHS Annual Report
• Appointment of Beverly Lindell and Beverly Patterson to the Family Services Behavioral Health Advisory Committee
• Appointment of Holly Tourdot to the regional Comprehensive Community Services Coordination Committee
• International Overdose Awareness Day event on August 31 at Bayfield County Courthouse

The Bayfield County Human Services Board approved the proposed 2027 DHS Budget to send to the full County Board, approved the 2025 DHS Annual Report with changes, and approved appointments to two committees. The board also approved the June 25, 2026 meeting minutes. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved 2027 DHS Budget to send to full County Board (unanimous)
• Approved 2025 DHS Annual Report with changes (unanimous)
• Approved appointments of Beverly Lindell and Beverly Patterson to Family Services Behavioral Health Advisory Committee (unanimous)
• Approved appointment of Holly Tourdot to regional Comprehensive Community Services Coordination Committee (unanimous)
• Approved June 25, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Board of Adjustment

The Bayfield County Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on case #26-01B, where applicants Stephen Nold and Susan Lindahl seek a reduced shoreline setback of 35 feet (instead of the required 75 feet) to allow a driveway extension, a holding tank, and part of a new residence on a 0.87‑acre lot. After testimony, the board will deliberate and decide on the setback request. The meeting will also address approval of minutes from the February 26, 2026 meeting, discuss any unfinished work or pending cases, and consider motions to enter and later exit a closed session for legal counsel consultation.

• Public hearing on case #26-01B: request to reduce shoreline setback from 75 ft to 35 ft for driveway extension, holding tank, and residence (applicants Stephen Nold & Susan Lindahl).
• Approval of minutes from the February 26, 2026 Board of Adjustment meeting.
• Discussion of any unfinished work from past meetings and status report on pending cases.
• Motion to move into closed session to confer with legal counsel about litigation strategy.
• Motion to move out of closed session and reconvene in open session.

County Board of Supervisors

The Board will review public input and analyze proposals for countywide EMS services, including potential negotiations in a closed session. The meeting also includes a presentation on data centers and several budget amendments.

• Resolution 2026-70: Increase Human Service Risk Reserve Fund from $635k to $1 million
• Resolution 2026-71: Budget allocation for FY26 NG9-1-1 GIS Grand Program Track 2 Grant
• Resolution 2026-72: Budget amendment for 111 E 7th Street property purchase and $5k for improvements
• Resolution 2026-73: 4-H CANSKI 2025-2026 season budget amendment
• Discussion on EMS proposals involving Essentia Health and Ashland Fire

Ashland – Bayfield Consolidated PSAP Board

The Ashland-Bayfield Consolidated PSAP Board will meet to discuss a 2026 budget amendment following the award of an Innovation Grant, a labor tracking system costing $5,000, and the authorization to search for a new PSAP Director. The meeting will be held in-person at the Bayfield County EOC.

• Discussion and possible action regarding 2026 budget amendment
• Discussion and possible action regarding labor tracking system ($5,000)
• Discussion regarding CAD updates
• Discussion regarding 2027 budget topics
• Discussion and possible action authorizing PSAP Director search

Planning & Zoning Committee (Minutes are included when Final has been added to the heading)

The Bayfield County Planning and Zoning Committee will hold a public hearing and regular meeting to decide on several land-use applications, including a rezone, conditional use permits, and a subdivision plat. Items include a shipping container in a residential zone, a modular home addition, a zoning change from R-2 to R-1, a certified survey map, and a special use permit for a residence and garage. The committee will also discuss a zoning code rewrite and approve previous meeting minutes.

• Allan & Jeanette Forness request conditional use for a shipping container in R-1 district (Tax IDs 16822, 16616)
• Scott Hoffman seeks conditional use to place a modular home on property with existing residence in A-1 district (Tax ID 16084)
• Larry & Judith Hinz petition to rezone from R-2 to R-1 (Tax ID 23931)
• Blake Guski submits 1-lot Certified Survey Map review in A-1 district (Tax IDs 801, 805)
• Grand View Station LLC requests special use permit to construct residence and garage in Commercial district (Tax IDs 17874, 17873)

University of Wisconsin Extension

The Bayfield County Agriculture and Extension Education Committee will consider several items, including approval of the May 13, 2026 meeting minutes and a budget update for 2026. Members will discuss the 2027 UW‑Extension budget and a possible staffing plan for 2027. An action item is the approval to move forward with the CANSKI Budget Amendment.

• Approval of minutes from the May 13, 2026 meeting (action item)
• 2026 UW‑Extension budget update (informational)
• Discussion of the 2027 UW‑Extension budget (possible action item)
• Approval to move forward the CANSKI Budget Amendment (action item)
• Discussion of UW‑Extension staffing possibilities for 2027 (possible action item)

Transportation Coordinating Committee

The Bayfield County Transportation Coordinating Committee will meet to review April 2026 meeting minutes and discuss member recruitment. The body will also review the status of 2026 projects.

• Review and approval of April 14, 2026, meeting minutes
• Discussion on member recruitment
• Status update on 2026 projects
• Notice of October 20, 2026, Public Hearing for 2027 s85.21 Specialized Transportation Assistance Program for Counties Grant Application

The committee approved the minutes from the April 14, 2026, meeting. Members discussed the status of the Volunteer Driver Program and the expected delivery of a new electric bus in early 2027.

• Approved April 14, 2026, meeting minutes (All in favor)

Planning & Zoning Committee (Minutes are included when Final has been added to the heading)

The Bayfield County Planning & Zoning Committee will hold a public hearing to consider conditional use requests for shipping containers and campground revisions. The committee will also discuss a proposed rewrite of the Zoning Code.

• Public hearing for Gerlach Entities LLC shipping container request
• Public hearing for Wilderness Inquiry campground revisions
• Public hearing for Talitha Goldammer campground revisions
• Discussion of Zoning Code Rewrite topics including data centers and solar systems
• Approval of previous minutes from June 18, 2026

The Bayfield County Planning and Zoning Committee approved a conditional use permit for JRT Property Management to construct and operate a 50-site campground in the Town of Russell, with conditions including combining parcels, Dark Sky lighting, quiet hours, and access restrictions. The committee also approved conditional use permits for a shipping container in the Town of Hughes and campground revisions for Wilderness Inquiry and Talitha Goldammer. Discussions on data centers, RV placement, and zoning code changes were held without final action.

• Approved JRT Property Management campground CUP (5-0) with conditions
• Approved Gerlach Entities shipping container CUP (5-0) with screening and painting conditions
• Approved Wilderness Inquiry campground revision CUP (5-0) with Dark Sky lighting condition
• Approved Talitha Goldammer campground revision CUP (5-0) with Dark Sky lighting condition
• Approved minutes from June 18, 2026 meeting (5-0)

County Board of Supervisors

The Bayfield County Board of Supervisors will hold a special meeting on July 15, 2026 to review three EMS service proposals received through an RFP. Supervisors will score each option—including Ashland Fire Department ($360 K‑$1.53 M), Essentia Health (~$990 K), and North Memorial Health ($1.7 M‑$2.4 M)—and may enter a closed session to discuss the proposals. The Board will identify one option to advance for public comment at meetings on July 22 and July 23, with a final decision expected at the July 28 regular board meeting.

• Review of three EMS proposals: Ashland Fire Dept (est. $360 K‑$1.53 M), Essentia Health (est. $990 K), North Memorial Health (est. $1.7 M‑$2.4 M)
• Supervisors will score each proposal using an evaluation matrix covering experience, coverage, coordination, staffing, finance, and quality
• Possible closed‑session deliberation on EMS proposals under Wis. Stat. § 19.85(1)(e)
• Selection of one proposal for public comment at July 22 (in‑person) and July 23 (virtual) meetings
• Final recommendation to be placed on the July 28 board agenda for possible action

The Bayfield County Board held a special meeting to hear presentations from four EMS providers and discuss stabilizing countywide EMS coverage. After closed session, the board voted 10-2 to recommend pursuing and discussing with the public both the Ashland Fire Department and Essentia Health proposals. No contract was awarded; the recommendation is a step toward a decision.

• Recommended pursuing Ashland Fire Department and Essentia Health EMS proposals (10-2)
• Entered closed session to discuss EMS proposals (13-0)
• Returned to open session (12-0)

Children's Community Options Program & Coordinated Services Team Advisory Committee

The Children’s Community Options Program & Coordinated Services Team Advisory Committee will consider adopting the May 12, 2026 meeting minutes and review the latest enrollment report for the Long Term Support program. Members will start reviewing the 2027 CCOP Plan, noting sections that require further drafting before the September 8 meeting and the October 1 submission deadline. The committee will also discuss the upcoming 2027 CST Workplan and application due August 7, and share informational updates about the Policy Academy relocation and potential state champion involvement.

• Review and possible adoption of May 12, 2026 meeting minutes
• Children’s Long Term Support program enrollment report: 60 enrolled, 4 referrals
• Begin review of 2027 CCOP Plan; identify sections needing drafting before Sep 8; plan due Oct 1
• 2027 CST Workplan and application due August 7
• Policy Academy moved from Red Cliff to Wausau area; consider inviting state champions to Nov 10 meeting

The committee approved the May 12, 2026 minutes with a correction. Members began preliminary work on the 2027 CCOP Plan, which is due September 30, 2026, and will provide feedback by email before a draft is reviewed in September. The committee also noted the CST grant application is in progress and that Weyers withdrew from the Children's System of Care Policy Academy due to a location change.

• Approved May 12, 2026 meeting minutes with one correction (all in favor)
• Began preliminary work on 2027 CCOP Plan, due September 30, 2026
• Committee members to send feedback on 2027 CCOP Plan by end of August
• Weyers withdrew from Children's System of Care Policy Academy
• Tentatively planned state champion attendance at November 10 meeting

Criminal Justice Council

The council will discuss the 2025 Dashboard document and review Department of Corrections processes. Members may vote to approve grant applications for the 2027 Treatment Alternatives and Diversion program and the Post-Charge Diversion Program.

• Proposed approval of 2027 WI DOJ Treatment Alternatives and Diversion grant application
• Proposed approval of 2027 WI DOJ Post-Charge Diversion Program grant application
• Motion to approve Emma Grove as council member and Vice Chair
• Review of 2025 Dashboard document
• Presentation on Disability Rights Wisconsin Victim Advocacy Program