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Sauk County Executive & Legislative Committee designates Attoles Law to perform corporation counsel duties
Summary
The Sauk County Executive & Legislative Committee on Feb. 17, 2026, unanimously approved a resolution designating Attoles Law, s.c., to perform certain duties of corporation counsel as needed under Wis. Stat. 59.42(3), under a previously approved engagement letter.
The Sauk County Executive & Legislative Committee met Feb. 17, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. in Baraboo and unanimously approved a resolution designating Attoles Law, s.c., to perform certain duties of the county’s corporation counsel under Wisconsin Statute 59.42(3) according to the terms of a previously approved engagement letter. Chair McCumber called the meeting to order and verified compliance with the open meetings law.
The motion to adopt the agenda was moved by committee member Deitrich and seconded by Carver; it carried unanimously. County Administrator Lisa Wilson and Lead Deputy County Clerk Autumn M. Bates were listed as county personnel on the record. The committee recorded no communications during the meeting.
On the resolution, Deitrich moved and Carver seconded a motion to "approve the resolution" designating Attoles Law, s.c., to perform certain duties of corporation counsel as the need arises under Wis. Stat. 59.42(3) under the terms of a previously approved engagement letter. The committee approved the resolution by unanimous vote. The minutes record the outcome as "Motion carried unanimously." The minutes do not provide an individual roll-call vote; eight members were listed as present and one member absent.
The committee adjourned at 5:34 p.m. after a motion by Deitrich, seconded by Peper, which carried unanimously. Lead Deputy County Clerk Autumn M. Bates is listed as the author of the minutes.
