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Rock County board honors court bailiff Bradley Wines at retirement
Summary
The Rock County Board of Supervisors passed a resolution recognizing Bradley (Brad) Wines for more than 16 years of county service as a court attendant and bailiff; Judge Jeffrey Kuglitsch and supervisors praised his courtroom leadership and support.
The Rock County Board of Supervisors on a voice vote adopted a resolution recognizing Bradley Wines for more than 16 years of service to the Rock County court system.
Supervisor Knutson moved the resolution, which Supervisor Woodman seconded. The board expressed appreciation for Wines's years as a court attendant and bailiff; the resolution notes Wines was hired on Sept. 8 (year not specified in the motion text) and retired from county service on Dec. 27, 2024.
Judge Jeffrey Kuglitsch addressed the board and described Wines's work as a bailiff, citing several incidents in which Wines's de-escalation and courtroom observation protected the court. "His trained observing and deescalating skills were wonderful in this courtroom," Judge Kuglitsch said, and he recounted a recent incident in which Wines secured the courtroom after a disgruntled litigant attempted to force entry following an adverse ruling.
The judge also noted Wines regularly assisted with setting up the board room and other tasks beyond his formal duties, and said Wines's absence has already been noticed. The board voted to adopt the resolution and extended best wishes for his retirement.
Ending: The board moved on to further recognitions after adopting the resolution honoring Wines.
