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Votes at a glance: Rock County Board of Supervisors meeting — key actions approved
Summary
The board approved the consent agenda, recognition of a retiring sergeant, an amendment to the public‑health ordinance on septic permitting, a formal county administrator performance‑review process and a ratification of counsel authority in opioid litigation; all measures passed by voice vote.
The Rock County Board of Supervisors approved several measures during the meeting by voice vote, including the consent agenda and multiple resolutions.
- Consent agenda: Adopted (motion by Supervisor Bosley; second by Supervisor Tillman). Consent items listed in meeting materials included adoption of the agenda; approval of minutes from 05/08/2025; appointments to the Human Services Board; recognitions of county employees (Christy Collins, Shelley Hogan, Craig Weber); an amendment to the 2025 Human Services Department budget to accept additional funding; a resolution honoring residents who turned 100; ratification of the 2024–2025 labor agreement with the deputy sheriff's supervisor association; and awarding a contract for exterior wall restoration at the courthouse and youth services center.
- Recognition of Sergeant Nathan DeBoer: Approved (motion by Supervisor Knutson; second by Supervisor Wilson). The board read a resolution recognizing Sergeant Nathan DeBoer for over 15 years of service and noted his resignation effective 06/07/2025.
- Amendment to Rock County Code 6.121 (Public Health Ordinance — private onsite sewage): Approved (motion by Supervisor Pier; second by Supervisor Sutherland). The amendment aligns county permitting practice with state statutes and DSPS/DNR rules.
- Resolution implementing a county administrator performance‑review process: Approved (motion by Supervisor Boswick; second by Supervisor Tillman). The resolution establishes a formal review process and directs follow‑up to finalize materials.
- Resolution confirming and ratifying the authority of corporation counsel to add additional defendants to opioid litigation (including MDL 2804): Approved (motion by Supervisor Gorman; second by Supervisor Wilson). The measure authorizes counsel to add defendants discovered in the course of litigation and to provide the ratification to plaintiff’s counsel.
- Adjournment: Approved (motion by Supervisor Boswick; second by Supervisor Woodman).
All votes reported in open session were by voice vote with no recorded opposition on the items listed above.
