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Clinton County board delays decision on converting county attorney post to part-time
Summary
Supervisors discussed a proposal to convert the longstanding full-time Clinton County Attorney position to part-time and, after meetings with County Attorney Mike Wolfe and others, said they were not comfortable moving forward and will continue discussion ahead of a March 1 decision.
The Clinton County Board of Supervisors discussed whether to convert the county’s long-standing full-time County Attorney position to part-time but did not take action on Feb. 9, 2026.
Board members noted the subject requires a decision by March 1 and said that following meetings with County Attorney Mike Wolfe and other stakeholders they were not comfortable moving forward at this time. The board requested further discussion and additional information before any change is made. No motion or vote to change the attorney’s employment status was recorded.
County Attorney Mike Wolfe was present in the meeting records as having been consulted in advance; the transcript indicates board members raised concerns that a part-time change could reduce county services and therefore sought more time to vet consequences and options prior to any formal action.
