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Eau Claire County Board adopts multiple ordinances and resolutions on March 3; most pass unanimously
Summary
The county board approved several committee measures March 3, 2026, including erosion control and storm-water code amendments, parks naming and fee changes, a firearms rule change in parks, zoning map updates, and medical examiner code amendments; most passed unanimously.
At its March 3 meeting, the Eau Claire County Board of Supervisors approved several ordinances and resolutions across committees, with most measures passing unanimously.
Highlights of actions taken: - Ordinance 25-26/087 (amendments to chapters on erosion control and storm-water management): suspended rules to allow first-reading action and enacted unanimously (motion by Supervisor Stella Pagonis; enactment motion by Supervisor Nick Smiar, seconded by Supervisor Deirdre Jenkins). - Resolution 25-26/107 (transition of a Substance Use Professional position to a Crisis Case Worker): adopted unanimously (moved by Supervisor Connie Russell, seconded by Supervisor Allen Myren). - Resolution 25-26/098 (renaming the Lake Eau Claire picnic shelter to the 'Conner Pavilion'): adopted unanimously (moved by Supervisor Tami Schraufnagel, seconded by Supervisor Deirdre Jenkins). - Ordinance 25-26/099 (parks use regulations; fees and charges): enacted unanimously. - Ordinance 25-26/102 (amendments to park firearms rules): enacted by roll call, 25 Ayes, 2 Noes, 2 Absent; the two No votes recorded were Supervisors Katherine Schneider and Bob Swanson. - Ordinance 25-26/093 (amend 2023 zoning district map for the Town of Pleasant Valley): enacted unanimously (moved by Supervisor Deirdre Jenkins, seconded by Supervisor Robin Leary). - Ordinance 25-26/095 (amendments to the medical examiner system code): enacted unanimously (moved by Supervisor Cory W. Sisk, seconded by Supervisor Jenkins).
The meeting also included the routine unanimous approval of the Feb. 17, 2026 journal of proceedings. The minutes reflect that most committee-sponsored items were approved with little debate; where votes were recorded they are noted above. The board adjourned at 9:08 p.m.
