Oconto County, WI

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Property & Technology

Property & Technology

Property & Technology

Property & Technology

Opioid Abatement Ad-Hoc Steering Committee

The Oconto County Opioid Abatement Ad Hoc Steering Committee will meet to review the opioid remediation fund balance and consider any grant funding requests. The agenda includes approval of prior minutes and updates from previous grant recipients. The fund has received $558,000 to date, with a remaining balance of $203,128 as of the last report.

• Update on Opioid Remediation Fund Balance
• Discussion and possible action on grant funding requests
• Approval of minutes from June 25, 2026 meeting
• Updates from previous grant recipients, if any

Library Services Board

The Oconto County Library Services Board will meet to hear a presentation on the Oconto Falls Library Plan and discuss a library advertisement for the 2027 Discovery Guide. The board will also receive reports from the County Administrator, county libraries, and the Nicolet Library System, with no action expected on those reports. The agenda includes routine items such as approval of the May 27, 2026 minutes and setting the next meeting date.

• Oconto Falls Library Plan presentation
• Library ad for 2027 Discovery Guide
• County Administrator report on opioid grant and 2027 budget process
• Approval of May 27, 2026 meeting minutes
• Reports from county libraries and Nicolet Library System

Board of Adjustments

The Oconto County Board of Adjustments is meeting to handle routine business, including approving the agenda and minutes from the July 29, 2026 business meeting. The main item is a public hearing for Colin & Debbie Ihlenfeld, followed by public comments and setting future hearing dates. The agenda is largely procedural, with no other substantive items listed.

• Public hearing for Colin & Debbie Ihlenfeld
• Approval of minutes from July 29, 2026 business meeting
• Public comments period
• Setting future hearing and business meeting dates

Town of Riverview - Planning Commission

The Riverview Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting to review two applications: a rezoning request by Nathan & Jennifer Genke and a land division request by Robert Kressin for property on French Lake Lane. The agenda includes approval of minutes from the January 27, 2026 meeting and a report from the Town Board. No old business is listed.

• Rezone application for parcel no. 036-080802721C by Nathan & Jennifer Genke
• Land division for 15850 French Lake Lane, parcel no. 036-181806453T, by Robert Kressin
• Approval of minutes from January 27, 2026 meeting
• Report from Town Board

County Board

The Oconto County Board of Supervisors will vote on four zoning changes, approve the purchase of highway vehicles, and approve the 2027 Mar-Oco Landfill budgets. They will also consider a resolution on supplemental shared revenue tracking and receive updates on the Fox Solar Project and highway facilities.

• Rezone 0.41 acres in Town of Abrams from Residential Single Family to Neighborhood Commercial for Abrams Spotlight Productions Inc.
• Rezone 8.00 acres in Town of Chase from Agricultural to Rural Residential for Mark & Teri Karcz.
• Rezone 5.826 acres in Town of Lena from Agricultural to Rural Residential for Ronald & Ruth Zeismer.
• Rezone 5.016 acres in Town of Little Suamico from Agricultural to Rural Residential for Roy & Joyce Cartwright.
• Resolution to order two quad-axle and one single axle vehicles with plow equipment for the Highway Department.

Town of Riverview - Mountain Ambulance Service Commission

The Mountain Ambulance Service Commission is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes and discussing old and new business. The main items are the sale of the 2010 ambulance, an audit, and budget discussions covering staffing issues and 2027 projections. No decisions are listed on the agenda, only discussion items.

• Sale of the 2010 Ambulance
• Audit
• Budget discussion including staffing issues
• 2027 budget projections

Town of Riverview - Town Board

The Town of Riverview Board of Review will meet on August 20, 2026 to open and review the 2026 assessment roll. The board will verify notices, adopt a policy for sworn telephone and written testimony, and consider waivers of the 48‑hour objection notice requirement. It will also hear any filed objections and certify corrections to the roll.

• Examination of the 2026 assessment roll at 15152 Island Lake Rd. Community Center
• Adoption of policy for sworn telephone and written testimony
• Consideration of waivers for the 48‑hour notice requirement for objections
• Review and correction of description or calculation errors on the roll
• Verification that the town’s confidentiality ordinance for income/expense information is in place

The Town of Riverview Board of Review met and verified the 2026 assessment roll, with 2,667 parcels valued at $494,118,300. No sworn statements or hearing requests were filed, and no objections were made during Open Book. The board appointed officers and confirmed no changes to the confidentiality ordinance or new laws.

• Appointed Dave Szepanski as Chair of the Board of Review (motion carried)
• Appointed Pete Bushmaker as Vice Chair (motion carried)
• Verified the 2026 assessment roll (2,667 parcels, $494,118,300 valuation)
• Adjourned at 12:00 pm (motion carried)

Aging Advisory Council

The Oconto County Aging Advisory Council is meeting to discuss updates on nutrition, transit, and caregiver support programs. The agenda includes approval of minutes and program announcements, with no formal action items listed. The meeting is open to the public.

• Nutrition program reports 15,659 meals delivered in 2025 and over 2,000 in 2026
• New meal site at Riverside City Diner & Smokehouse in Oconto serves 22 participants
• Transit program ridership increased from 1,300 rides in 2024 to 2,500 in 2025
• Nail clinic fee increased from $20 to $25
• Discussion on reestablishing a meal site in Gillett

The Oconto County Aging Advisory Council met on August 19, 2026, and approved the agenda and the May 20, 2026 minutes. No formal decisions were made; the meeting consisted of updates on nutrition, transit, caregiver support, and other programs. Transit ridership rose to 899 rides in Q2, and the National Caregiver Support Program has a waiting list.

• Approved agenda as presented (motion by Schindel/Ammermann)
• Approved May 20, 2026 meeting minutes (motion by Helmle/Carey-Mielke)

County Board of Canvassers

The Oconto County Board of Canvassers is meeting to review election documents from each reporting unit, verify voting equipment serial numbers, and sign the summary statement to certify the August 11, 2026 Partisan Primary election results. The meeting is open to the public and may recess for lunch.

• Review and inspect election documents from each reporting unit
• List of irregularities
• Verification of tamper-evident serial numbers on EL-104 Inspector's Statements for 10 randomly selected reporting units
• Sign Summary Statement of the Board of Canvass

The Oconto County Board of Canvassers reviewed and inspected election documents from all reporting units for the August 11, 2026, Partisan Primary. The board documented numerous procedural irregularities across multiple towns and cities, but none affected the election outcome. The board also verified tamper-evident serial numbers on voting equipment for 10 randomly selected reporting units. The meeting was adjourned at 2:35 p.m.

• Reviewed and inspected election documents from all reporting units for the Aug. 11 primary
• Documented irregularities in 18 municipalities, none affecting election outcome
• Verified tamper-evident serial numbers on voting equipment for 10 randomly selected reporting units
• Adjourned at 2:35 p.m.

Administration

The Oconto County Administration Committee will hear the 2025 annual audit from CliftonLarsenAllen LLP, review the proposed 2027 Veterans Services budget, and consider several personnel and administrative items, including an Assistant District Attorney agreement, approval of a Legal Assistant LTE, and the 2027 holiday schedule. The committee will also enter closed session to confer with corporation counsel on a legal matter. Most other items are informational reports.

• Presentation of 2025 Annual Audit by CliftonLarsenAllen LLP
• 2027 Veterans Services proposed budget: net levy request $173,474, down $23,484 from 2026
• Assistant DA Agreement review and possible action
• Legal Assistant LTE approval
• 2027 Holiday Schedule approval

The Administration Committee approved the 2027 Veterans Services Office budget and forwarded it to the County Administrator. It also approved the 2027 holiday schedule, which will require moving the December 2027 County Board meeting up a week. The committee added a Legal Assistant LTE position to the District Attorney's office organizational chart. After closed session, it approved the insurance carrier's recommendations on a legal matter.

• Approved 2027 Veterans Services Office budget (motion by Kroll/Heise)
• Approved 2027 Holiday Schedule (motion by Bartels/Kroll)
• Added Legal Assistant LTE to District Attorney's office organizational chart (motion by Meier/Matravers)
• Approved insurance carrier recommendations on closed-session legal matter (motion by Meier/Matravers)

Public Safety

The Oconto County Public Safety Committee is meeting to receive monthly reports from the District Attorney, Medical Examiner, Child Support, Sheriff, and Emergency Management, along with updates on the Fox Solar Project and opioid abatement. The committee will also consider approving a legal assistant LTE position and two late vendor invoice payments. No major policy decisions are on the agenda; most items are informational.

• Approval of Legal Assistant LTE position
• Review late vendor invoice payment – Global Recognition Inc
• Review late vendor invoice payment – The Uniform Shoppe
• Reports: District Attorney, Medical Examiner, Child Support, Jail Population, Calls for Service
• Updates: Fox Solar Project, Opioid Abatement, Brazeau Dive Team

Health & Human Services

The Coordinated Services Team/Children's Community Options Program Committee will review enrollment and waitlist numbers for the Children's Long-Term Support (CLTS) program, both locally and statewide, and receive an update on the Coordinated Services Team (CST). The agenda is largely routine, with no major decisions or public hearings scheduled.

• Review of Oconto County CLTS enrollment/waitlist
• Review of statewide CLTS enrollment/waitlist
• CST program update
• Approval of minutes from May 12, 2026 meeting

The Coordinated Services Team/Children's Community Options Program Committee approved the CCOP Five-Year Plan after a review. The committee also approved the agenda as amended and the minutes from the May 12, 2026 meeting. Enrollment updates were reported for CLTS and CST programs.

• Approved CCOP Five-Year Plan
• Approved agenda as amended
• Approved minutes from 5-12-2026 meeting

Town of Riverview - Town Board

The Town Board will hold its monthly meeting, covering routine approvals of minutes and bills, along with reports from various committees. New business includes administering the oath of office to three officials, considering a picnic license for a poker run, and discussing recycling pricing updates.

• Oath of Office for Curt Hoffman, Tawny Booth, Jeff Mai
• Picnic License for CLFD Community Center Celebration Poker Run
• Recycle Pricing Updates
• Financial Report and Payment of Bills
• Board of Review scheduled for August 20th

The Riverview Town Board approved the July minutes, paid all bills as presented, and approved a picnic license for the CLFD Community Center Celebration Poker Run. The board also heard reports on road work, fire departments, and a school funding presentation from the Suring superintendent. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved July regular board meeting minutes
• Approved payment of all bills as presented
• Approved CLFD Community Center Celebration Poker Run picnic license

Property & Technology

The Property & Technology Committee heard updates on the air conditioner coil replacement, fiber ring splicing, courtroom project issues, and Microsoft price increases. No formal decisions were made; the committee discussed potential board room modifications and will test changes before approving permanent alterations.

• Approved agenda as presented
• Approved July 15, 2026 minutes
• Discussed board room modifications, no action taken
• Facilities Manager to obtain quote for partition removal

Land & Water Resources

The Land and Water Resources Committee will hold public hearings on petitions for zoning district amendments and review draft updates to chapters of the Oconto County Comprehensive Plan, with no action to be taken on the plan updates. The meeting is open to the public.

• Public hearings on petitions for zoning district amendments
• Review of draft updates to Oconto County Comprehensive Plan chapters (no action)

The Land & Water Resources Committee held four public hearings on proposed zoning district map amendments and will make recommendations to the County Board. They also reviewed draft updates to the Oconto County Comprehensive Plan, with no action taken, and discussed an updated Town Recommendation Form for rezone hearings. The committee will bring their comments on the plan to the next meeting.

• Held public hearings on four zoning district map amendment petitions (no vote recorded)
• Reviewed draft updates to Comprehensive Plan Chapters 5 & 6 Volume II and Chapter 2 Volume I (no action taken)
• Discussed updated Town Recommendation Form for rezone hearings (no formal action)

Town of Bagley

The board approved the purchase of a fence for the recycling center, with the most beneficial bid selected. They also discussed road projects, tax levy plans, and a potential DNR grant for a boat landing dock. The meeting was routine with no major policy changes.

• Approved purchase of recycling center fence (motion carried)
• Approved financial report as presented
• Approved payment of bills as presented
• Approved amended agenda
• Approved minutes of July 13, 2026 meeting

MAR-OCO

The committee is conducting a public hearing on the proposed 2027 Mar-Oco Landfill Administration and Operation Budgets. Members will discuss presenting these budgets and accompanying resolutions to their respective County Boards for approval.

• Public hearing on proposed 2027 Mar-Oco Landfill Administration and Operation Budgets
• Discussion of landfill tipping fees
• Review of RFB #26-009-57 for Metal and Refrigerant Recycling Services
• Review of July 2026 invoice schedule
• Bid from Ralph's Auto Salvage Oconto, LLC at $125 per ton for scrap metal removal

The Mar-Oco Landfill Committee recommended approval of the 2027 administrative and operations budgets to the county boards. They also approved increasing the municipal solid waste tipping fee from $90/ton to $115/ton, and raised the bag price to $4.00 and minimum access fee to $15.00, all effective January 1, 2027. The committee accepted a bid for metal and refrigerant recycling services from Ralph's Auto Salvage Oconto, LLC.

• Recommended 2027 Mar-Oco Landfill budgets to county boards (unanimous)
• Increased MSW tipping fee to $115/ton effective Jan 1, 2027 (unanimous)
• Increased bag price to $4.00 and minimum access fee to $15.00 effective Jan 1, 2027 (unanimous)
• Accepted RFB #26-009-57 for metal and refrigerant recycling from Ralph's Auto Salvage Oconto, LLC (unanimous)

Highway

The Highway Committee is discussing the purchase of land at the intersection of State Highways 22 and 141 for a new facility campus and outbuildings. The body is also reviewing equipment orders and roadwork updates.

• Proposed purchase of land for Highway Facility Campus and Outbuildings at the northwest corner of State Highways 22 and 141
• Proposed order of two quad-axle and one single-axle vehicles with plow equipment for an estimated 2027 budget cost of $1,205,000
• Review of prior month vendor payments totaling $1,860,267.36 (net)
• Discussion of 2026 paving goals to reach 14.31 miles
• Staffing updates regarding one departing operator and a reposted mechanic position

The Highway Committee approved ordering two quad-axle and one single-axle 2027 trucks with plow equipment, funded by the capital improvement plan, for delivery in 2028/2029. A proposed resolution to authorize land purchase negotiations for a new highway facility was not acted on after a landowner withdrew from sale. The committee also discussed facility plans, roadwork updates, and equipment matters.

• Approved ordering two quad-axle and one single-axle 2027 trucks with plow equipment (motion carried)
• No action taken on resolution to proceed with land purchase for highway facility campus
• Approved agenda as presented
• Approved July 9, 2026 minutes as presented

Health & Human Services

The Oconto County Health and Human Services Board will meet to approve 2026 contracts with Marinette County DHHS and Clarity Care Facility, review opioid abatement fund status, and discuss staffing and program updates. The meeting includes routine approvals and reports with no major policy changes scheduled.

• Approval of 2026 contracts with Marinette County DHHS ($37,874.46 total)
• Approval of 2026 contract amendments with Clarity Care Facility ($97,055.66 total)
• Update on Oconto County Opioid Abatement Ad Hoc Steering Committee ($203,000 current fund balance)
• Approval of amended 2026 fee schedule
• Approval of DHS lease ($4,000 monthly rent)

The Oconto County Health and Human Services Board approved the 2026 contract with Marinette County DHHS, a contract amendment with Clarity Care Facility, and budget adjustments as presented. The board also accepted the resignation of Case Manager Megan Prather and received updates on fraud recovery, opioid abatement, and program operations.

• Approved 2026 contract with Marinette County DHHS
• Approved 2026 contract amendment with Clarity Care Facility
• Approved budget adjustments as presented
• Approved agenda as written
• Approved July 8, 2026 meeting minutes

Land & Water Resources

The Land & Water Resources Committee will review 2027 budget proposals for LIS/Land Records, Land & Water Conservation, and Planning & Zoning/Solid Waste. The body will also discuss a proposed data center moratorium and a local operating agreement with Fox Solar, LLC.

• Discussion of Data Center Moratorium proposal
• Review of Oconto County Local Operating Agreement with Fox Solar, LLC
• Suggested text amendments to Zoning Ordinance
• LumberJack RC&D – Suring Park Grant Application
• Proposed sale changes for Timber Sale Tract 9-26

The committee forwarded four 2027 departmental budgets to Administration: LIS/Land Records, Planning & Zoning, Recycling/Solid Waste, and Land & Water Conservation. It also approved a preliminary state plat for Bascol Landing in Townsend, authorized a Sustainable Forestry Grant application for invasive species treatment, and directed staff to finalize timber sale boundary changes for Tract 9-26. Discussions were held on a Fox Solar operating agreement, a data center moratorium, and zoning text amendments, but no final decisions were made on those items.

• Forwarded 2027 LIS/Land Records budget to Administration (carried)
• Forwarded 2027 Planning & Zoning and Recycling/Solid Waste budgets to Administration (carried)
• Forwarded 2027 Land & Water Conservation budget to Administration (carried)
• Approved preliminary State Plat Bascol Landing, Town of Townsend (carried)
• Authorized Forest, Parks & Recreation Administrator to apply for Sustainable Forestry Grant for invasive treatment (carried)
• Forwarded Village of Suring Veteran's Memorial Park project to Lumberjack RC&D for consideration (carried)
• Directed Forest, Parks & Recreation Administrator to make timber sale boundary changes for Tract 9-26 and bring back for final approval
• Approved agenda with item 8 moved after item 9 (carried)

Board of Adjustments

The Board of Adjustments will meet to approve previous minutes and conduct public hearings. The meeting includes hearings for four specific individuals or pairs of individuals.

• Public hearing: Mark Turensky
• Public hearing: Pat Houlihan
• Public hearing: Brian & Cindy Buckles
• Public hearing: Matthew Chevalier & Tammy Roofers

The Board of Adjustments held its annual organization meeting to elect leadership. The board also approved the agenda and minutes from previous meetings. No zoning or land-use variances were decided during this session.

• Elected Al Sleeter as Chair (unanimous)
• Elected Al Sleeter as Vice Chair (unanimous)
• Elected Carol Heise as Secretary (unanimous)
• Approved the business meeting agenda
• Approved June 23, 2026 business meeting minutes
• Approved July 29, 2026 public hearing minutes

Local Emergency Planning Committee

The Local Emergency Planning Committee will discuss hazardous material response and cleanup. The body is reviewing the 2026 spill report and off-site plans for Valley Environmental.

• 2026 Spill Report for Oconto County
• Fox Solar LLC Project update
• Hazardous Material Response Team discussion
• Review of Valley Environmental hazardous material cleanup off-site plans

The Local Emergency Planning Committee approved the 2026 off-site plans as submitted. The committee also received updates on the Fox Solar LLC project and the 2026 spill report.

• Approved agenda
• Approved May 26, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approved and signed off on completed 2026 off-site plans

Crime Prevention Fund Board

County Board

The Oconto County Board will consider a consent agenda that includes several zoning change petitions for towns such as Gillett, Little Suamico, Pensaukee, Spruce, Underhill, Brazeau and others. The meeting also includes an appointment to the Aging Advisory Council and regular agenda items to approve employee handbook revisions and county sales‑tax funding for highway road improvement projects. All items are presented for board approval during the July 23 meeting.

• Approve zoning change for Town of Gillett (Luther Farms LLC) – Agricultural to Rural Residential
• Approve zoning change for Town of Little Suamico (Pat Houlihan) – Agricultural to Park and Recreation
• Approve zoning change for Town of Pensaukee (Scott Raether) – Agricultural w/ Conservancy/Shoreland Wetland to Agricultural
• Approve county sales tax for County Highway Road Improvement Projects
• Appointment to Aging Advisory Council (Helmle)

The Board approved funding for road work on County Highway F and repairs to the CTH CC bridge. Additionally, the Board adopted revisions to the Employee Handbook and approved several zoning changes and one council appointment.

• Approved $365,000 in sales tax revenue for 1.56 miles of improvement on County Highway F (27-0)
• Approved $425,000 from sales tax and ARPA interest for CTH CC bridge repairs (27-0)
• Adopted revised Employee Handbook (27-0)
• Confirmed appointment of Penny Helmle to the Aging Advisory Council (27-0)
• Approved zoning changes for Luther Farms LLC, Pat Houlihan, Scott Raether, and Mary Kozlovsky (27-0)
• Approved zoning changes for Thomas Dake and Clint Schroeder (27-0)
• Approved consent rezones for properties in Brazeau, Gillett, Lakewood, and Stiles (27-0)

Traffic Safety Commission

The Oconto County Traffic Safety Commission will meet to receive and discuss a series of informational reports, including highway construction and repair proposals, WDOT BOTS updates, traffic safety legislation, and crash data. Members will also review community spot maps and fatal crash reviews. No formal actions or decisions are scheduled for any of these items.

• Report on status of area highway construction and repair proposals
• WDOT BOTS quarterly report and updates
• Traffic safety legislation update
• Spot map report and fatal crash review for Q1 2026
• Announcement of new Wisconsin State Patrol facility in Wrightstown

The commission approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from April 22, 2026. The remainder of the meeting consisted of informational reports on highway construction, traffic safety data, and public health safety programs.

• Approved agenda (carried)
• Approved 04/22/2026 minutes (carried)

Town of Riverview - Seven Town & NOCCO

The NOCCO Towns will meet to review the progress of town ordinance reviews. The body will also discuss an e-bike ordinance and hold a final NOCCO meeting discussion.

• Review of town ordinance progress
• Review of e-bike ordinance

Administration

The committee will consider the final draft of the Employee Handbook and discuss the 2027 budget and Capital Improvement Plan. The body is also reviewing funding for highway improvement projects using sales tax and ARPA interest.

• Resolution for approval of the Employee Handbook
• Resolution for Sales Tax and ARPA interest funding for County Highway CC Improvement Project
• Resolutions for County Sales Tax for County Highway Road Improvement Project addition
• Closed session to discuss legal strategy with corporation counsel
• Updates on Bug Tussel bonding and the Fox Solar Project

The Administration Committee approved its agenda and the June 11 meeting minutes. It voted to forward the Employee Handbook resolution to the County Board. The committee convened a closed session (6 ayes) and then returned to open session. It also forwarded two highway funding resolutions—one for Sales Tax and ARPA interest and another for County Sales Tax—to the County Board for approval.

• Approved agenda as presented (carried)
• Approved June 11, 2026 minutes (carried)
• Forwarded Employee Handbook resolution to County Board (carried)
• Convene closed session (6 ayes, carried)
• Return to open session (carried)
• Forward Sales Tax and ARPA interest funding resolution for County Highway CC Improvement Project to County Board (carried)
• Forward County Sales Tax highway road improvement project resolution to County Board (carried)

Property & Technology

The Oconto County Property & Technology Committee will meet to review meeting logistics, approve minutes, and discuss updates on technology services and facility maintenance.

• Approval of June 10, 2026, committee minutes
• Review and approve Property & Technology meeting date and time change
• Technology Service Report including 2027 budget update
• Facilities Manager Report
• Review prior months vendor payments

The committee approved the agenda and the minutes from the June 10, 2026 meeting. It voted to change the regular Property & Technology Committee meeting to the second Tuesday of each month at 9:00 a.m. The committee also approved a one‑year extension of the natural gas supply contract for the 2027/2028 heating season at a rate of $4.92 per Dekatherm.

• Approved agenda as presented (motion carried)
• Approved June 10, 2026 meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Changed regular meeting date/time to second Tuesday each month at 9:00 a.m. (motion carried)
• Approved one‑year extension of gas contract for 2027/2028 at $4.92 per DTH (motion carried)

Public Safety

The Public Safety Committee will vote on a lodging request for the Badger Sheriff conference and review a late vendor invoice from Cooks Direct. It will also discuss the use of flock cameras (no action) and consider changes to future meeting times. Additional reports include updates on the Fox Solar Project and other agency activities, all of which are informational only.

• Review Late Vendor Invoice Payment – Cooks Direct (no action)
• Approval of Badger Sheriff Conference Lodging Request
• Information and Discussion of Flock Cameras (no action)
• Discuss Proposed Meeting Time Changes
• Fox Solar Project Update (report only)

The Public Safety Committee approved the meeting agenda and the June 10, 2026 minutes. It authorized payment of the past‑due Cooks Direct invoice and waived the Financial Management Policy to allow lodging for the Badger Sheriff Conference. No action was taken on the proposed change to meeting start time.

• Approved agenda (motion carried)
• Approved June 10, 2026 minutes (motion carried)
• Approved payment of Cooks Direct invoice (motion carried)
• Approved waiver of Financial Management Policy and lodging request for Badger Sheriff Conference (motion carried)
• No action on proposed meeting time change

Town of Riverview - Seven Town & NOCCO

Representatives from the towns of Brazeau, Breed, Doty, Lakewood, Mountain, Riverview, and Townsend will meet to discuss mutual concerns. The agenda includes reports from county administration, law enforcement, and emergency management.

• NOCCO Committee report and municipal input on E-Scooter & E-Bike Ordinance
• Oconto County Administrator report
• Oconto County Sheriff report
• TEDCOR report
• Emergency Management and Humane Animal Control reports