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Votes at a glance: Health and Human Needs Committee, June 16, 2025
Summary
Summary of motions and committee outcomes taken during the June 16 meeting of the Dane County Health and Human Needs Committee.
Minutes approval Moved: Supervisor Erickson Outcome: Motion passed (committee recorded "ayes" and motion carried)
Donation carryforward transfer Motion: Transfer 2024 donation carryforward balances to division donation accounts (see DHS FMS tracking) Moved: Supervisor Glaser; second by Supervisor Smith Outcome: Motion passed; fiscal staff to provide clarifying email about account titles and DIM reference
2025 OA 3 (sub 1 as amended by HHS) — Amendment to Chapter 25 (Human Services contracts) Motion: Recommend approval of sub 1 as amended by Health and Human Needs Mover: Committee chair/motion recorded in minutes Outcome: Committee recommended approval to County Board
OA 225082 — Amendment to Chapter 25 (alternative proposal) Motion: Move recommendation of denial Mover: Supervisor (moved in committee record) Outcome: Motion to recommend denial passed in committee
2024 Res 370 — Restore opioid-settlement funding for centralized harm-reduction drop-in center Motion: Move approval to restore funding to $800,000 for RFP and operations Mover: Supervisor Erickson (moved) Outcome: Motion passed; at least one supervisor indicated intent to vote no during roll call
2025 Res 44 — Reclassification in County Board office Motion: Recommend approval to reclassify sustainability coordinator to Policy Analyst (P-10) Moved: Supervisor Miles Outcome: Motion passed
Consent/E items 1–5 Motion: Recommend approval of consent items 1 through 5 Moved: Supervisor Erickson Outcome: Motion passed
Notes: Committee votes were recorded as carried or recommended to the County Board as noted; the transcript did not consistently report full roll-call tallies for all motions. Where specific mover/second information appeared in the transcript, it is recorded above. For committee-recommended ordinances and resolutions, final action remains with the County Board.
