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Manitowoc County board approves consent agenda and reallocates Human Services positions

Manitowoc County Board of Supervisors · February 17, 2026
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Summary

The Manitowoc County Board approved the consent agenda and passed a resolution reallocating a Human Services position (CST care coordinator to a CLTS waiver specialist). The personnel resolution was moved by Supervisor Marsh and seconded by Supervisor Mink; the clerk conducted the vote and the resolution was approved (tally not specified).

The Manitowoc County Board of Supervisors approved its consent agenda and voted to reallocate a Human Services position during its regular meeting.

Supervisor Hacker moved to approve the consent agenda; Supervisor Engelbrecht seconded the motion, the clerk conducted the vote and the consent agenda was approved.

At the Personnel Committee report, Supervisor Marsh introduced Resolution 2025-2026-147—described in the meeting as authorizing the reallocation of Human Services Department positions, converting a CST care coordinator full-time equivalent into a CLTS waiver specialist. "I so move," Marsh said when placing the item before the board; Supervisor Mink seconded the motion. The clerk called the vote and the resolution was approved. The meeting transcript does not record a roll-call tally or recorded votes by name.

Why it matters: the reallocation alters staff roles inside the county’s Human Services Department and is presented as a budget-neutral personnel adjustment to meet program needs. The resolution passed during routine business, and the board did not attach additional conditions or a public hearing to the change.

What’s next: the resolution takes effect per the county’s personnel procedures; no further county-board action was recorded at the meeting.