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Rock County adopts new Traffic Safety and Enforcement Fund
Summary
Rock County commissioners unanimously approved Resolution 2025-16 on Dec. 16, 2025, creating a Rock County Traffic Safety and Enforcement Fund to support local traffic safety and enforcement activities; the resolution’s budget and specific permitted expenditures were not specified in the meeting transcript.
Rock County commissioners voted Dec. 16 to create the Rock County Traffic Safety and Enforcement Fund by approving Resolution 2025-16.
County Treasurer Mona Davis presented the resolution to the board during the regular meeting in Bassett. Commissioner Faye Smith moved to adopt the resolution and Commissioner Colby Sybrant seconded; the board approved the measure by roll call (All For, None Against). Chairman Wade Hollenbeck presided.
The fund is intended to support local traffic safety and enforcement activities, according to the resolution presented by Davis. The transcript does not specify an initial appropriation or list detailed allowed uses for the fund; those financial specifics were not included in the record and are not specified in the meeting materials presented orally.
The vote followed routine procedural business at the meeting, which began at 1:00 p.m. and included approval of prior meeting minutes and the posted agenda. The board adjourned at 2:34 p.m.
Next procedural steps for implementation—such as any budget transfer, sheriff or treasurer instructions, or administrative rules governing the fund—were not described in the transcript and would follow county administrative procedures.
