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Board approves consent agenda; employees and appointees recognized
Summary
The Rock County Board of Supervisors approved its consent agenda including minutes, appointments and an opioid-settlement award for basic-needs funding; the board also recognized longtime Register of Deeds employee Lori Fisher.
The Rock County Board of Supervisors approved the consent agenda items and took recognition actions during the meeting.
The consent agenda as read included adoption of the agenda, approval of minutes from Oct. 9, 2025, appointments to the Board of Adjustment, and recognition of Amanda Schwartz. It also listed E1, approval of award of opioid settlement funds for basic-needs funding, and E2, establishment of the ongoing Rock County Youth and Governance Program (E2 was removed for separate discussion). E3 was pulled and postponed until a later meeting. Supervisor Tillman moved approval of the consent agenda; Supervisor Lewinney seconded the motion, and the board voted in favor.
Separately, the board recognized Lori Fisher for more than 14 years of service in the Register of Deeds office. Supervisor Towns introduced the recognition and described Fisher's work in vital records, digitization projects including veterans discharge (DD214) indexing, and service to funeral directors. A motion to recognize Fisher was moved by Supervisor Mowini and seconded by Supervisor Whitman; the board approved the recognition.
The consent vote passed; E2 (youth program) was pulled for separate consideration and was later addressed and approved by the board as its own agenda item.
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