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Votes at a glance: Crawford County approves real-estate sale, DOT detour and routine motions; schedules EMS follow-up
Summary
At its Feb. 3 meeting the Crawford County Board of Supervisors approved a DOT detour agreement, adopted a county resolution authorizing a right-of-way sale and approved routine personnel and counsel authorizations; the board also scheduled a follow-up public hearing on EMS for April 7, 2026.
The Crawford County Board of Supervisors at its Feb. 3, 2026 meeting approved several motions and resolutions, took votes on procurement and real-estate items, and scheduled additional public hearings.
Major outcomes
- Real-estate sale (Resolution 2026-8): After a public hearing and staff presentation of a quick-claim deed and purchase agreement, the board approved Resolution 2026-8 authorizing the sale and the chair signed the quick-claim deed. No members registered opposition during the hearing; the motion carried on a voice/roll-call vote.
- DOT detour agreement: The board voted to approve the DOT detour agreement tied to a short Highway project after a motion and second; the motion carried following an aye vote by the chair.
- Budget amendment public hearing set: Earlier in the meeting the board approved setting a public hearing for a fiscal-year budget amendment (date set for 02/24/2026 at 10:00 a.m. in the boardroom) by motion of Schultz, seconded by Rossberg; the motion passed unanimously.
- Personnel and counsel authorizations: The board unanimously approved motions to retain ICAP counsel for possible litigation and to approve a deputy settlement agreement with the county. It also approved Resolution 2026-9 establishing an internal services fund (number 4050) for unemployment with unanimous votes recorded: Schultz, Mollbauer, Dozark, Heiden and Rosberg voting aye.
What the votes mean
These votes advanced several near-term administrative and capital projects: moving a right-of-way sale through final approval and allowing the DOT to proceed with a detour and related short-term construction. The board also kept routine legal and budget processes moving (counsel retention, deputy settlement, and scheduling a budget amendment hearing).
Next steps
- The sale of county real estate is complete as a signed quick-claim deed (on file with county clerk staff), and any remaining ministerial steps will be carried out by county staff.
- The DOT detour project proceeds to the DOT preconstruction meeting and scheduling.
- The EMS essential-service process remains in progress; the board scheduled a follow-up public hearing for April 7, 2026.
Votes and motions (selected)
- Motion to set public hearing for a FY2026 budget amendment (mover: Schultz; second: Rossberg) — passed unanimously (SEG 039–045).
- Motion to approve DOT detour agreement (mover: Supervisor; second recorded on the floor) — motion carried (SEG 1376–1386).
- Motion to approve Resolution 2026-8 (sale of real estate) — motion carried on roll call; chair signed deed (SEG 1772–1824).
- Motion to approve Resolution 2026-9 (establish internal services fund #4050 for unemployment) — motion passed unanimously with aye votes recorded for Schultz, Mollbauer, Dozark, Heiden and Rosberg (SEG 054–059).
