Price County, WI

Highway & Transportation Committee

Law Enforcement Committee

Traffic Safety Commission

Other Committees

This is a notice for a virtual training session on the National Incident Management System (NIMS) for senior officials, not a regular committee meeting. No county business will be discussed or acted upon. A quorum of the County Board or its committees may be present, but they will not convene as a body.

• Virtual NIMS overview for senior officials, hosted by Wisconsin Emergency Management
• Meeting held August 19, 2026, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
• No county business or committee actions scheduled

Board of Supervisors

Health and Human Services Board

The Price County Transportation Coordinating Committee is meeting to discuss and potentially act on public comments, meeting minutes, committee membership, funding sources for Butternut and Fifield, route reports from Park Falls, Phillips, and Minocqua transit, and program reports on fares, hours, budget, and funding. The meeting is open to the public and includes a Webex option for remote participation.

• Funding sources for Butternut and Fifield
• Route reports: Park Falls Transit, Phillips Transit, Minocqua Transit
• Program reports: Fares and Hours of Operation, Budget and Funding
• Committee membership review
• Meeting minutes from April 6, 2026

Other Committees

The Price County Board of Canvassers will meet to canvass votes cast at the August 11, 2026, Partisan Primary Election and issue certification. This is a routine post-election procedural meeting, open to the public.

• Canvass votes from the August 11, 2026, Partisan Primary Election
• Issue certification of the Board of Canvassers
• Public comment period

Executive Committee

The Price County Executive Committee will discuss and possibly act on several items, including an amendment to a WDNR dam grant application, bridge and culvert aid resolutions for three towns, and a request for proposals for law enforcement radio equipment. The committee will also receive updates on the 2027 budget, land records software, and a website refresh project.

• Amend Resolution – Amend 7-20 Request to Apply for WDNR 2020 Municipal Dam Grant Program (Cranberry Creek Dam)
• Resolution – Town of Fifield Bridge and Culvert Aid
• Resolution – Town of Hill Bridge and Culvert Aid
• Resolution – Town of Prentice Bridge and Culvert Aid
• Resolution – Request For Proposal (RFP) Law Enforcement Radio Equipment/Technology

Law Enforcement Committee

The Price County Law Enforcement Committee will meet to receive department reports from the Coroner, District Attorney, Clerk of Circuit Court, and Sheriff's Office, and to discuss a proposed amendment to Ordinance Section 398-19. The meeting is open to the public and includes items for discussion and possible action.

• Discussion on amending Ordinance Section 398-19
• Sheriff's Office equipment update: radio project and RFP for radio equipment/technology
• Staffing update, humane officer/animal control, K-9 units, rec officer, jail update
• Approval of meeting minutes from May 7, 2026
• Committee vouchers

Health and Human Services Board

The Price County Health and Human Services Board is holding its annual public participation meeting to gather community input on the scope of services and budget planning for 2026. The meeting covers five divisions: Aging & Disability, Behavioral Health, Children & Youth, Economic Support, and Public Health. No formal decisions are scheduled; the agenda is limited to public comment and adjournment.

• Public comment on Aging & Disability services, including the 2026–2028 Aging Plan and elder abuse investigations
• Discussion of Behavioral Health services: in-home supports, mental health, substance abuse, children's disabilities, Birth-3 program
• Review of Children & Youth programs: child protective services and juvenile justice
• Economic Support services: FoodShare, BadgerCare, Wisconsin Home Energy Assistance Program, General Assistance
• Public Health services: communicable disease, maternal child health, WIC, environmental health

Health and Human Services Board

The Price County Health & Human Services Board will meet to discuss and possibly act on routine items including vouchers, minutes, and committee appointments, as well as a resolution supporting sustainable state funding for local public health departments. Updates will be given on the opioid committee, the 2025 annual report, and various unit reports including Public Health, Aging & Disability, Children & Youth, Economic Support, and Fiscal. The meeting is open to the public.

• Resolution: Support Sustainable State Funding for Local Public Health Departments
• Vouchers – Krisan Bastil
• Committee Appointment: Stacy Pomeroy (term 6/1/2026 – 5/31/2029)
• Opioid Committee Update – Paula Houdek
• 2025 Annual Report

Other Committees

The Price County Opioid Ad-Hoc Committee is meeting to discuss and recommend how to use opioid settlement funds. They will review minutes from the July 8 meeting, hear public comment, and propose a list of funding allocations to the Health and Human Services Board. The meeting is open to the public and will also set the agenda for the next meeting on September 9, 2026.

• Discussion and recommendations for utilizing opioid funding
• Recommend a list of opioid funding to the Health and Human Services Board
• Public comment and communications
• Approval of minutes from July 8, 2026 meeting
• Next meeting scheduled for September 9, 2026 (if needed)

Administration Committee

The Price County Administration Committee will discuss and possibly act on employee status updates, 2027 employee benefits, a 2027 budget wage increase, and an employee handbook update adding an Artificial Intelligence policy. The meeting is open to the public.

• Employee status updates: new hires, terminations, and recruitments for positions like Behavioral Health Social Worker, Deputy Sheriff, and Forester
• 2027 Employee Benefits: health insurance, voluntary benefits, group life insurance, and benefits fair on October 21
• 2027 Budget – Wage Increase discussion
• Employee Handbook Section 54 – Artificial Intelligence Policy (AI) update

Highway & Transportation Committee

The committee will discuss bridge and culvert aid resolutions for the towns of Fifield, Hill, and Prentice. Members will also review the Five Year Capital Improvement Plan for highways, equipment, and facilities.

• Bridge and Culvert Aid resolutions for Town of Fifield
• Bridge and Culvert Aid resolutions for Town of Hill
• Bridge and Culvert Aid resolutions for Town of Prentice
• Five Year Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) for highway, equipment, and facilities
• Patch trailer purchase

Health and Human Services Board

The Nutrition Advisory Council will meet to elect a Vice Chairperson and review financial and program reports. The meeting includes updates from the Senior Services Manager and site reports for five local areas.

• Election of a Vice Chairperson
• Financial report from the Senior Services Manager
• Program reports for Brantwood, Kennan, Ogema, Park Falls, and Phillips

The Price County Nutrition Advisory Council approved the April 23, 2026 minutes and elected David Schmidt as vice chairperson. The council received updates on senior meal programs, including a new dining site substitute and survey results. No other formal decisions were made; the meeting was primarily informational and adjourned at 12:45 p.m.

• Approved April 23, 2026 meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Elected David Schmidt as Vice Chairperson (unanimous ballot)

Land Use and UW-Extension Committee

The Land Use and UW-Extension Committee will hold public hearings and make decisions on conditional use permits. The body will also review a land division request and receive reports from Land Conservation and UW-Extension.

• Conditional Use permit for a small-scale restaurant and tavern at N11151 County Road F, Town of Flambeau
• Conditional Use permit for a dog boarding and retreat facility at W8854 Schnur Ln., Town of Lake
• Follow-up on Conditional Land Use Permit for a gravel pit at N9510 E. Solberg Lake Road
• Land division request by Ezra Gotham on behalf of Ralph Winter to create two lots in the Town of Kennan
• UW-Extension updates from Assistant Dean Jason Hausler

Other Committees

The Price County Veterans Service Commission will meet to discuss updates to the County Veterans Service Office and various veteran programs. The commission is considering an update to its bylaws regarding membership.

• Approval of Updated Bylaws: Article II: Membership (1) to add “Space Force”
• DAV Van Update
• Kimberly Clark Pallet-Storage Program Update
• Spouses of Veterans Tax Credit Update
• Donations from the Legions, Posts, DAVs and VFWs

Health and Human Services Board

The Health & Human Services Board will consider a resolution to add an Economic Support Specialist role. It will also address committee and subcommittee appointments, review quarterly reports from multiple units, and receive updates on opioid response and public health matters.

• Resolution: Create an Additional Economic Support Specialist Position
• Committee appointment for Suzy Ocker’s seat (term 6/1/2026‑5/31/2029)
• Subcommittee appointment for Robin Nielsen’s seat on the Nutrition Advisory Council (term 5/1/2026‑4/30/2028)
• Opioid Committee update by Paula Houdek
• Quarterly reports from Aging & Disability, Behavioral Health, Children & Youth, and Economic Support units

The Price County Health and Human Services Board approved a resolution to create an additional Economic Support Specialist position and forward it to the county board. The board also approved vouchers totaling $485,686.84 for May and June 2026, and appointed Beverly Heikkinen to the Nutrition Advisory Council. No other substantive decisions were made; remaining items were informational reports.

• Approved $485,686.84 in vouchers for May and June 2026 (motion carried)
• Approved May 13, 2026 meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Appointed Beverly Heikkinen to Price County Nutrition Advisory Council
• Approved resolution to create additional Economic Support Specialist position and move to county board (motion carried)

Other Committees

The Price County Opioid Ad‑Hoc Committee will hold a public meeting to hear comments, approve the June 10 minutes, and receive updates from His House of Hope, local medical centers, and school districts about opioid impacts. The meeting will include a discussion and recommendations on how to allocate opioid‑related funding. The next meeting is scheduled for August 12, 2026.

• Public comment period
• Approval of minutes from the June 10, 2026 meeting
• Presentation by His House of Hope – Robert Knaack and Mark Distin
• Opioid impact presentations from Aspirus and Marshfield Medical Center
• Discussion and recommendations for utilizing opioid funding

Forestry & Parks / Buildings & Grounds Committee

The Forestry & Parks and Buildings & Grounds Committee will review department financial reports and project updates. The body will discuss land removal processes, specific land sale inquiries, and a private power easement.

• Land sale inquiry for Tax ID#’s 17538 and 17539
• Private power easement on Holy Cross Road for Charles Schoen
• Recreational gold prospecting request
• Cranberry Creek Dam discussion
• Landscaping for the Courthouse and Normal Building

The committee approved a motion to allow recreational gold prospecting around a publicly owned river with limited tool usage. It also approved a power utility easement along Holy Cross Road, and approved routine vouchers. No action was taken on a land sale inquiry or the Cranberry Creek Dam project.

• Approved recreational gold prospecting on county river with limited tool usage
• Approved Price Electric power utility easement along Holy Cross Road with reimbursement and clean job requirements
• Approved vouchers for Buildings & Grounds and Forestry & Parks for May and June 2026 totaling $145,271.35
• Approved minutes from May 5, 2026

Land Use and UW-Extension Committee

The Land Use and UW-Extension Committee will hear public comments and make decisions on several special exception permits and land divisions in Price County. The meeting will also include the consideration of a gravel pit reclamation plan.

• Special Exception Permit for Marijo Schwartz (N8033 E Wilson Flowage Rd.)
• Special Exception Permit for Leann Frydrych (Nehiba Rd.)
• Reclamation plan for Granberg Bros. Inc. gravel pit (US Hwy 8)
• Conditional Use Permit for Pete Schuler dog boarding facility (W8854 Schnur Ln.)
• Land Divisions by Albert Simpson (Town of Elk)

The Land Use and UW-Extension Committee approved multiple special exception permits, a reclamation plan, and two land divisions. A conditional use permit for a dog boarding facility was postponed for further review.

• Approved Special Exception Permit for Marijo Schwartz (Town of Elk)
• Approved Special Exception Permit for Leann Frydrych (Town of Lake)
• Approved reclamation plan for Granberg Bros. Inc. gravel pit (Town of Prentice)
• Approved Special Exception Permit for Troy Anderson (Town of Fifield)
• Postponed Conditional Use Permit for Pete Schuler dog boarding facility (Town of Lake)
• Approved Conditional Use Permit and 16 conditions for Janak & Sons gravel pit (Town of Worcester)
• Approved reclamation plan for Janak & Sons gravel pit (Town of Worcester)
• Approved two land divisions filed by Albert Simpson (Town of Elk)

Board of Supervisors

The Price County Board of Supervisors will consider several resolutions, including adopting a revised employee handbook and approving revisions to the fiscal policy handbook. They will also appoint an audit firm for 2026-2028 and authorize transfers of highway equipment and facilities funds. Additionally, board members will make appointments to tourism committees and the Board of Adjustment, and receive committee reports.

• Adopt revised Price County Employee Handbook
• Approve revisions to the Fiscal Policy Handbook
• Appoint audit firm for 2026-2028
• Approve transfers of Highway Equipment Fund and Highway Facilities Fund
• Appoint members to Travel Northwest Wisconsin boards and Price County Board of Adjustment

The Price County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved five resolutions, including adopting a revised employee handbook, approving fiscal policy revisions, appointing Kerber Rose SC as the county audit firm for 2026-2028, and transferring funds to highway equipment and facilities funds. The board also appointed Preston Scheuermann to fill the District 5 supervisor vacancy. All votes were 12-0.

• Adopted revised Employee Handbook (12-0)
• Approved revisions to Fiscal Policy Handbook (12-0)
• Appointed Kerber Rose SC as audit firm for 2026-2028 (12-0)
• Transferred $379,358 to Highway Equipment Fund (12-0)
• Transferred $95,244 to Highway Facilities Fund (12-0)
• Appointed Preston Scheuermann to District 5 supervisor seat (12-0)

Executive Committee

The Price County Executive Committee will consider several resolutions, including appointing an audit firm for 2026‑2028 and updating the Fiscal Policy Handbook. It will also vote on transfers of funds for highway equipment and facilities, and review a request for proposals for a law‑enforcement radio equipment consultant. Additional items include routine reports, public comment, and closed‑session audit interviews.

• Resolution – Approve Revisions to the Fiscal Policy Handbook
• Resolution – Appointment of Price County Audit Firm 2026-2028
• Resolution – 2025 Transfer of the Highway Equipment Fund
• Resolution – 2025 Transfer of the Highway Facilities Fund
• RFP – Consultant for Law Enforcement Radio Equipment/Technology

The committee approved the appointment of Kerber Rose as the county audit firm with annual fees capped between $73,460 and $79,250. Members also approved several fund transfers and policy revisions to be sent to the County Board of Supervisors. Additionally, the committee authorized funding for law enforcement equipment using National Forest Title III funds.

• Appointed Kerber Rose as audit firm for 2026-2028 (Motion carried)
• Approved $5,000 for Sheriff Recreational Officer boat sonar and $33,000 for 26 patrol rifles (Motion carried)
• Approved revisions to the Fiscal Policy Handbook for County Board consideration (Motion carried)
• Approved 2025 Transfer of the Highway Equipment Fund for County Board consideration (Motion carried)
• Approved 2025 Transfer of the Highway Facilities Fund for County Board consideration (Motion carried)
• Approved May 2026 vouchers totaling $1,112,414.00 (Motion carried)
• Approved meeting minutes from May 14, 2026 (Motion carried)

Other Committees

The Price County Opioid Ad-Hoc Committee will convene to review updates from medical centers, law enforcement, and school districts regarding opioid impacts. The group will also discuss the potential use of opioid funding and finalize recommendations for the next meeting.

• Review minutes from May 13, 2026 meeting
• Receive updates from Aspirus and Marshfield Medical Center
• Receive updates from Phillips Police Department
• Receive updates from Park Falls and Prentice School Districts
• Discuss potential use of opioid funding

Land Use and UW-Extension Committee

The Land Use and UW-Extension Committee will discuss and potentially act on three items regarding property at N9510 E. Solberg Lake Road. These include a gravel pit permit, a reclamation plan, and a temporary asphalt plant permit.

• Conditional Use Permit for Janak & Sons gravel pit (N9510 E. Solberg Lake Road)
• Reclamation plan for Janak & Sons gravel pit (N9510 E. Solberg Lake Road)
• Conditional Use Permit for American Asphalt of WI temporary asphalt plant (N9510 E. Solberg Lake Road)

The committee approved a list of 15 conditions, as amended, for the Janak & Sons gravel pit conditional use permit in the Town of Worcester. The amendment set hours of operation to Monday through Saturday, 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., with Saturday ending at 2:00 p.m., and no Sundays. The reclamation plan and the American Asphalt temporary asphalt plant application were not acted on; the asphalt plant application was withdrawn, and the reclamation plan will be considered at the June 18 meeting.

• Approved amended conditions for Janak & Sons gravel pit CUP (motion carried)
• Amended condition #1: hours of operation set to Mon-Sat 6 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat 6 a.m.-2 p.m., no Sundays (motion carried)
• No action on American Asphalt temporary asphalt plant CUP (application withdrawn)
• Reclamation plan for Janak & Sons gravel pit deferred to June 18 meeting

Administration Committee

The Price County Administration Committee will meet to review meeting minutes, discuss employee status updates including new hires, and consider adopting a revised employee handbook.

• Review meeting minutes from May 12, 2026
• Employee status updates: Michael Ball as Highway Fleet & Facilities Superintendent
• Resolution to adopt revised Price County Employee Handbook
• Discussion on procedure for setting future elected wages
• SisCo dependent eligibility audit for health plan coverage

The Price County Administration Committee approved the May 12, 2026 minutes and recommended the revised Employee Handbook to the full County Board for adoption. They also accepted a procedure for setting future elected wages and forwarded it to the Board. No other substantive decisions were made; other items were informational only.

• Approved May 12, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Recommended revised Employee Handbook to County Board (unanimous)
• Accepted procedure for setting future elected wages and forwarded to County Board (unanimous)

Health and Human Services Board

The Price County Council on Aging Advisory Committee will discuss and potentially act on approved bylaws, a nutrition program financial report, senior service and transportation updates, and a program financial report. The committee will also review and possibly approve a Contribution Confidentiality Policy and discuss a rental agreement and insurance considerations for the Ogema Public Library.

• Review and approve the Contribution Confidentiality Policy
• Discuss Ogema Public Library rental agreement and insurance considerations
• Nutrition Program - Financial Report
• Senior Service Update and Transportation Update
• Program Financial Report

The Price County Council on Aging approved its final bylaws, a Contribution Confidentiality Policy, and the 2026 Ogema Public Library rental agreement. The board also reviewed financial reports for the Nutrition Program and discussed senior services and transportation updates. All votes were unanimous with one member excused.

• Approved April 13, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved final bylaws (unanimous)
• Approved Contribution Confidentiality Policy (5-0, roll call)
• Approved 2026 Ogema Public Library rental agreement (unanimous)

Traffic Safety Commission

The Price County Traffic Safety Commission will meet on June 4, 2026 to hear updates from law‑enforcement agencies, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, and the local school district. Members will receive reports on traffic safety, public comment, and the minutes from the March 5, 2026 meeting. No formal actions are listed; the agenda consists of informational reports and scheduling the next meeting.

• Public comment and communication
• Review of March 5, 2026 meeting minutes
• Law enforcement reports from the County Sheriff, Park Falls Police, and Wisconsin State Patrol
• Wisconsin DOT reports from the Bureau of Transportation Safety and Traffic Safety Engineer
• School transportation report from Phillips School District

The Price County Traffic Safety Commission met on June 4, 2026, and approved the minutes from the March 5, 2026 meeting. No substantive decisions were made; the meeting consisted of informational reports from law enforcement and transportation officials, including updates on construction projects and safety programs.

• Approved March 5, 2026 meeting minutes (motion carried)

Land Use and UW-Extension Committee

The Land Use and UW-Extension Committee will hold public hearings and make decisions on several conditional use permits. The body will also review land divisions in the Town of Fifield and discuss the Land and Water Resource Management Plan.

• Conditional Use Permit for short-term rental at W4704 Eagles Nest Lane (Olson Properties LLC)
• Conditional Use Permit and reclamation plan for a gravel pit at N9510 E. Solberg Lake Road (Janak & Sons)
• Conditional Use Permit for a temporary asphalt plant at N9510 E. Solberg Lake Road (American Asphalt of WI)
• Land division to create one lot in Town of Fifield (James Rein on behalf of Rita Noetzel)
• Land division to create one lot in Town of Fifield (Jeffrey Francis)

The committee postponed decisions on Janak & Sons' gravel pit Conditional Use Permit, its reclamation plan, and American Asphalt's temporary asphalt plant permit until the June meeting. It approved land division filings for James Rein (on behalf of Rita Noetzel) and Jeffrey Francis in the Town of Fifield. The committee also approved the March 19 minutes and $11,532.13 in April vouchers. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Postponed decision on Janak & Sons gravel pit Conditional Use Permit (motion carried)
• Postponed decision on Janak & Sons reclamation plan (motion carried)
• Postponed decision on American Asphalt temporary asphalt plant Conditional Use Permit (motion carried)
• Approved land division for James Rein on behalf of Rita Noetzel, Town of Fifield (motion carried)
• Approved land division for Jeffrey Francis, Town of Fifield (motion carried)
• Approved March 19, 2026 meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Approved April 2026 Land Use/UW-Extension vouchers $11,532.13 (motion carried)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will discuss updates to law enforcement ordinances and bridge aid for the Town of Eisenstein. The meeting includes appointments to county boards and a discussion on United Together Against Violence (U.T.A.V.) proposals.

• Ordinance to amend Section 223-44.1 regarding Habitual Animal Offenders
• Ordinance to amend Section 223-19 regarding Definitions
• Resolution for Town of Eisenstein Bridge and Culvert Aid
• Appointment of Sally Huml to Health and Human Services Board
• Appointment of Susan Stanke to Transportation Coordination Committee

The Price County Board of Supervisors adopted two ordinances amending the county code regarding habitual animal offenders, including new definitions and premises restrictions. The board also set the District 5 special election office start date for November 12, 2026, and approved a bridge and culvert aid request for the Town of Eisenstein. Several appointments were made to county boards and committees.

• Adopted Ordinance 2026-01 amending habitual animal offender and premises rules (11-1)
• Adopted Ordinance 2026-02 amending definition of habitual offender (12-0)
• Approved Town of Eisenstein bridge and culvert aid request, $15,500 county share (12-0)
• Set District 5 special election office start date to November 12, 2026 (12-0)
• Appointed Sally Huml to Health and Human Services Board (term 2026-2029)
• Appointed Susan Stanke to Transportation Coordination Committee
• Approved April 28, 2026 meeting minutes (12-0)

Executive Committee

The Price County Executive Committee will meet on May 14, 2026, to review monthly financial reports, an audit update, and proposals for a new countywide financial auditor. The meeting will also address a bridge aid request for the Town of Eisenstein and discuss updates on the Carbon Credit Project.

• Review Countywide Financial Auditor Proposals (Baker Tilly, Clifton Larson, Kerber Rose)
• Treasurer Report: Delinquent Taxes and In Rem – 2022 Tax Year
• Resolution – Town of Eisenstein Bridge and Culvert Aid Request
• 2025 Audit Update
• Carbon Credit Project Update

The committee approved the April 2026 meeting minutes and the Town of Eisenstein bridge and culvert aid request. It adopted two new financial policies and recommended the District 5 appointment end date of Dec. 31 2026 and special‑election start date of Jan. 1 2027. The committee also approved April vouchers totaling $962,239.96 and scheduled auditor presentations for June.

• Approved April 16, 2026 meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Approved Town of Eisenstein Bridge and Culvert Aid request (motion carried)
• Updated fiscal handbook with Airport Fuel Card Charge Account Policy and W‑9 Requirements (motion carried)
• Recommended District 5 appointment end date Dec 31 2026 and special‑election start Jan 1 2027 (motion carried)
• Approved April 2026 vouchers totaling $962,239.96 (motion carried)
• Invited Baker Tilly, Clifton Larson, and Kerber Rose to present auditor proposals at June meeting
• Set next Executive Committee meeting for June 11, 2026
• Recorded Treasurer’s April financial report (no action taken)

Other Committees

The Opioid Ad-Hoc Committee will meet to elect a Chair and Vice Chair and establish goals and objectives. The body will discuss opioid funding sources and receive reports from health services, medical centers, law enforcement, and school districts.

• Election of a Chair
• Election of a Vice Chair
• Discussion of Opioid Funding Sources
• Review of goals and objectives
• Discussion of vouchers

The committee elected Paula Houdek as chairperson by unanimous ballot. Tiffany Palecek was elected vice chairperson, also unanimously. The next meeting was scheduled for June 10, 2026, and the meeting adjourned at 12:39 p.m.

• Elected Paula Houdek as Chairperson (unanimous ballot)
• Elected Tiffany Palecek as Vice Chairperson (unanimous ballot)
• Scheduled next meeting for June 10, 2026
• Adjourned meeting at 12:39 p.m.

Health and Human Services Board

The Health and Human Services Board will meet to discuss reports from various agency units, including Public Health, Behavioral Health, and Economic Support. The board will also review vouchers and personnel updates.

• Vouchers for Krisan Bastil
• Update on new Social Worker CLTS position in the Behavioral Health Unit
• Senior Services Quarterly Report
• Juvenile Offenders Report from Children & Youth unit
• High-Cost Placements Reports from the Fiscal and Administrative Unit

The board voted to approve vouchers totaling $243,219.40 for May 2026. It also approved the minutes from the April 8, 2026 meeting and amended the minutes from the February 11, 2026 meeting. All three motions were carried.

• Approved vouchers of $243,219.40 for May 2026 (motion carried)
• Approved April 8, 2026 meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Amended February 11, 2026 meeting minutes (motion carried)