Crawford County supervisors elect chair, approve 2026 newspapers and multiple resolutions
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Summary
At their Jan. 2 meeting the Crawford County Board of Supervisors elected Craig Dozark chair and Kyle Schulz vice chair for 2026 and unanimously adopted a slate of organizational resolutions including the appointment of official county newspapers and authorizing the auditor to pay certain routine claims prior to board audit.
Craig Dozark was chosen chair and Kyle Schulz vice chair of the Crawford County Board of Supervisors on Jan. 2 after a motion and second carried unanimously. The board — recorded as Jean Hayden, Ty Rosberg, Kyle Schulz, Craig Dozark and Dave Mollmauer present — then read and approved minutes and moved through routine organizational business.
The supervisors unanimously passed Resolution 2026-1 designating official county newspapers for 2026, as required by state law. The board then approved Resolution 2026-2, authorizing the county auditor to pay specified claims prior to formal board audit; the motion cites items such as payroll, withholding taxes and routine deductions. Additional unanimous actions included naming deposit parties (Resolution 2026-3), designating the chair as the county signatory to the Region 12 Council of Governments, adopting an economic development resolution (2026-4) and authorizing the county engineer to execute farm-to-market project certificates (2026-5) and a construction evaluation resolution tied to the master matrix (2026-6).
The board also approved 2026 committee appointments, the county holiday schedule and the board’s meeting calendar for 2026. The supervisors reappointed Dustin Miller as medical examiner investigator (term through Dec. 31, 2027) and filled other committee seats and regional appointments.
Votes at a glance - Chair and vice-chair: Craig Dozark (chair) and Kyle Schulz (vice chair) — motion carried unanimously. - Resolution 2026-1 (official newspapers): approved unanimously. - Resolution 2026-2 (auditor authorized payments): approved unanimously. - Resolutions 2026-3 through 2026-6 (deposit parties, Region 12 signatory, economic promotion, farm-to-market certificates, construction evaluation): approved unanimously.
What happens next: The board recorded routine adjournment and posted next-meeting notices at the courthouse. Where the record shows appointments with multi-year terms, staff will update official rosters and return any items requiring additional documentation to a future agenda.
