Barron County board appoints Jason Hagen acting interim sheriff effective June 1
Summary
The Barron County Board of Supervisors approved a motion to appoint Jason Hagen as acting interim sheriff effective June 1; the board voted 28–0 with one absence.
The Barron County Board of Supervisors voted to appoint Jason Hagen as the county’s acting interim sheriff effective June 1.
The board approved the appointment by voice vote after a motion by Supervisor Gooslick, seconded by Supervisor Turcotte. The chair announced the result as 28 yes, 1 absent.
The chair introduced the appointment during the meeting and said, “I’m appointing, Jason Hagen, the acting interim sheriff as of, June 1.” The chair also said he had received a certificate of appointment from the state of Wisconsin.
Supervisor Gooslick moved to approve the appointment and Supervisor Turcotte seconded the motion. The board held no extended public discussion on the item during the meeting.
Jason Hagen was asked to come forward when the chair read the certificate. No additional conditions or amendments to the appointment were recorded in the meeting minutes.
The board’s action was a formal appointment; any further personnel-related steps (such as confirmation by another authority) were not discussed on the record.
No vote-by-name roll call was included in the record; the chair reported only the final tally and absence.
Looking ahead, the county will proceed with the interim sheriff’s duties beginning June 1 as announced.
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