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Waupaca County sheriff presents lifesaving awards to two deputies

Waupaca County Board of Supervisors · March 1, 2026
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Summary

Sheriff Wilz presented Lifesaving Awards to Waupaca County Sheriff Deputy Goodreau and Waupaca Sheriff Deputy Much after the board amended the agenda to move the recognition to the top of the Oct. 25 meeting.

Sheriff Wilz presented Lifesaving Awards to two deputies — Waupaca Sheriff Deputy Goodreau and Waupaca Sheriff Deputy Much — at the Oct. 25 Waupaca County Board meeting after the board amended the agenda to consider the award early in the session.

Chair Dick Koeppen opened the meeting and confirmed the agenda change to move the Lifesaving Award to the top. The transcript records the presentation but does not include details about the incident(s) that prompted the awards.

Why it matters: the board’s recognition highlights life‑saving actions by county law‑enforcement personnel; the awards are formal acknowledgments recorded in the meeting minutes. The meeting record does not include a description of the events that led to the awards or any statements from the deputies.

What’s next: details of the lifesaving incidents were not included in the transcript; further information would need to come from the Sheriff’s Office or supporting documents.