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Waupaca County board accepts donations for K9 and dive teams

Waupaca County Board of Supervisors · March 1, 2026
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Summary

On Feb. 18, 2025, the Waupaca County Board unanimously approved three resolutions accepting donations to support the sheriff’s K9 and dive teams, each certified by the Law Enforcement and Finance Committee and carried by recorded roll calls.

On Feb. 18, 2025, the Waupaca County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted three resolutions accepting donations to support Waupaca County Sheriff’s Office units.

The board approved Resolution No. 52 to accept a $1,500 donation from Brian and Lena Gliszinski designated for the county K9 unit. Resolution No. 53 accepted a $1,990 contribution from ICC Events, LLC for the Waupaca County Dive Team. Resolution No. 55 accepted a $2,000 donation from the Gerald L. Pagel Estate for the county K9 unit. Each resolution was recommended for introduction by the Law Enforcement and Finance Committee.

Motions to adopt the resolutions were made by supervisors on the floor and recorded as carried: Resolution No. 52 (moved by Supr. Bosquez, seconded by Supr. Kraeger) carried 22-0; Resolution No. 53 (moved by Supr. Hardy, seconded by Supr. Bosquez) carried 22-0; Resolution No. 55 (moved by Supr. Kraeger, seconded by Supr. Bosquez) carried 22-0. The meeting record includes attestations by Kristy Opperman, Waupaca County Clerk, and approval as to form by Corporation Counsel Diane L. Meulemans for the resolutions.

Under county policy cited in the resolutions, donations over $1,000 must be accepted by board resolution. The transcript does not record further discussion of how the funds will be allocated beyond the stated purposes in each resolution.

The board moved on to subsequent agenda items after adopting the resolutions.