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Sauk County approves WEDC grant application, hires consultants for campus redevelopment
Summary
The Sauk County Board authorized a Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation grant application and awarded a contract to Kendig Keast Collaborative and Insight Consulting Architects to plan the Baraboo campus redevelopment; the resolution passed unanimously among those present (26–0).
The Sauk County Board on Nov. 11 approved Resolution 75 20 25 to authorize administration to submit a Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) grant application for branch campuses redevelopment, amend the 2025 administration budget and award contracts to Kendig Keast Collaborative and Insight Consulting Architects for a Baraboo campus redevelopment plan.
The board’s motion passed with 26 votes in favor, none opposed, and four supervisors absent. Supervisor McAuliffe told the board: "I'd like to say that I'm happy that we're that we're making a considered effort to use that property appropriately." The resolution requires a two-thirds vote; the chair confirmed the required threshold and announced the resolution had passed.
Why it matters: The vote authorizes county staff to seek state economic-development funding and pays consultants to produce a redevelopment plan for a county property that the board has prioritized for adaptive reuse. If the WEDC application succeeds, the county will amend its administration budget and proceed with planning under the awarded contract.
Next steps: Administration will submit the WEDC grant application and proceed with the consultant contract once administrative steps are completed; the resolution was recorded as passed in open session.
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