A significant leadership change is set to take place in District 10 as Chief Judge Maureen Boyle's term comes to an end on August 1. The court has appointed John Anderson, currently a judge in Bayfield County, to succeed her. Judge Anderson will have the responsibility of selecting his deputy, although the identity of this individual remains unknown at this time.

In another noteworthy development, Ann Walsh Bradley, the longest-serving justice on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, has announced her retirement and will not seek re-election in April. This unexpected decision is anticipated to spark a highly competitive and costly election for her seat, as candidates vie for the opportunity to fill the vacancy left by Justice Bradley, who has had a long tenure on the bench.

The meeting also acknowledged the conclusion of a recent trial, with expressions of gratitude extended to the sheriff and various departments for their efforts during what was described as a disruptive period.